At the post-match press conference, many reporters spoke sharply when interviewed.

'Why did Chelsea use such a passive tactic?'

"Don't you have the confidence to win against Liverpool?"

'What are Chelsea afraid of?'

'This kind of game is a disservice to the fans, Mr Mourinho, can you talk about how you play such utilitarian football, do you have any ideas?

'Football at Chelsea is a step backwards!

"I'm afraid no one likes this game, you should apologize to the fans"

I am afraid that no manager likes to listen to such statements and questions from many reporters after a draw, and Mourinho is the same, and he has more character and temper than other managers, and as a result, Mourinho walked away after only two minutes of sitting in the press conference.

By the time he had already left the scene, there were still reporters who continued to criticize Chelsea's tactics.

Benitez was the only one left in the room, Benitez was much more personable than Mourinho, and he only replied with a smile to reporters' sharp questions, "I regret that the game was played like this, but a draw is acceptable compared to losing." When I saw the way the opponent played, I knew that the only way to win was to defend. No team dared to underestimate Chelsea's counter-attack. ”

"I had to do it because I didn't want the team to lose the game."

Benitez said with a smile.

He showed his demeanor, and at the same time said, "Chelsea did it first, Liverpool did it just out of helplessness", this kind of expression is a thousand times better than Mourinho, who had no demeanor just now, and many media immediately felt good about Benitez, and at the same time felt that what he said was very reasonable. If Chelsea didn't play like that, how could Liverpool choose to defend as well?

You must know that in the last meeting, Liverpool were the winning side!

Despite this, the post-match coverage of the game was not favourable for either team, with Chelsea being labelled as 'utilitarian football' of sorts. There was all sorts of criticism from the outside world, Liverpool were also criticised and they had a downside – it was the Anfield game.

So the outside world doesn't have a good evaluation of Liverpool.

For the various players, the criticism from the outside world was very small, and the media also praised the outstanding players in the game, such as Zhang Tiehan, Gerrard, Makelele, Lampard and others, their defensive ability was unanimously affirmed, and Zhang Tiehan was also praised in the offensive table.

The Sun commented on him, "The hardest runner in the field." ”

Other media spoke about the competition. Zhang Tiehan was also mentioned to some extent, although he did not score, but he was constantly mentioned in the game, his running was really a lot, and there were four direct steals in the whole game, which was the highest in the game.

But in the end there was no goal and it was a disappointing game.

It's just that Mourinho was not interviewed by the media after the game, and they could only use various speculations and criticisms to express their dissatisfaction with Chelsea's tactics. Mourinho's appearance of leaving directly without grace at the press conference also made the media unfavorable. They pointed to Mourinho's demeanor.

In this regard, the English media may have become a little accustomed to it.

The managers of various clubs in England have always been authoritative, which is completely different from other leagues, and it is worth mentioning that Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson, despite Mourinho's 'big temper'. 'Don't give reporters a good face', but it's a bit of a triviality compared to the old sir.

After the end of this round of the Champions League group stage, it was Manchester United that was the most reported, all because Ferguson had another big news.

Manchester United's manager, Alex Ferguson, is a man of retribution, as the whole of England knows. If anyone wants to anger the old lord, there will definitely be consequences waiting for him.

This time it was MUTV that tasted the bitter fruit, and Alex Ferguson recently announced that he would refuse to accept any interviews with MUTV.

The incident started when a UTTV reporter named Paulo Antony made remarks critical of Manchester United players after Manchester United were held to a draw by Villarreal, and Antony believed that Rooney's uncalm behavior in the match against Villarreal led to a red card and directly led to the Red Devils being held to a draw.

It was a match between Liverpool and Chelsea at the same time.

At the beginning of the second half, Rooney was violated by the opponent and was sent off with a red card for a big fight, and Villarreal and Manchester United were tied.

After the game, MUTV's live broadcast talked about the incident, believing that the reason for the defeat was Wayne Rooney.

But when the old man flew back to Manchester from Spain and learned of the incident, Ferguson, who has always been fond of Rooney, was furious, and immediately announced that he would refuse to be interviewed by Manchester United TV in the future.

Ferguson did what he said.

The next day, Ferguson flatly refused to be interviewed by television.

This put HUTTV in an awkward position, and club officials had to intervene in order for UNITED's 100,000 domestic and 18 million foreign viewers to continue to see Ferguson's interview.

Manchester Sport pointed out that "this 'muzzling' incident shows that Ferguson believes that any criticism of him and his team is a challenge to his authority, which is absolutely not allowed." ”

This is not the first time Ferguson has fought a war with television media.

He was annoyed by a BBC documentary titled "Ferguson and His Son", and over the next 16 months, Ferguson removed the BBC from his list of media outlets for interviews.

Ferguson believes the documentary stigmatized his son as a football agent. The film is called Jenson. Ferguson was a cunning businessman who used his father's influence in football to his advantage.

From this point of view, Ferguson is the most authoritative manager in the Premier League, and no one can compare to him, even if the strong Mourinho has to bow down in this regard, after all, he cannot block the TV media that support Chelsea.

Of course, these have nothing to do with Zhang Tiehan.

It wasn't a good experience against Chelsea and he was depressed in the game...... This may be the same as other players, but the difference is that Zhang Tiehan doesn't like this kind of depression at the same time. I also strongly hope that it will not happen next time, and he will work hard for it.

So on the second day of training, he worked harder.

At the same time, he was a little confused about his training.

After gradually adapting to the team's tactics, Zhang Tiehan has improved quickly in terms of team-mates and passing and receiving the ball, but after the game against Chelsea, he prefers to be when the opponent is trying to defend. What can you do on your own, not just run without results.

How can this be improved?

For example, if Zhang Tiehan wants to rewrite the game with his ability, then he must have a unique skill, such as every free kick, he can play as threatening as he is in the game, then he can definitely score more goals, and for example, he can be like the best player in the world. Passing a lot of defenders in a row to score the ball can also dominate the game.

Zhang Tiehan thought about it carefully and felt that the above two points were not practical.

Free kicks are blocked by a human wall, and many stars who are famous for free kicks only have a higher chance of scoring goals from free kicks, even if they are high, they are not much higher than others, and unless they are in a good position, it is very difficult to score the ball.

As for how many people have been connected?

Zhang Tiehan felt that this was not as practical as training free kicks. After all, passing people is not something that can be said to pass, and there are many classic goals in the history of football. For example, in the World Cup, Maradona scored the ball by six people in a row, and it was only once, not every time, and the number of failures was more than the number of successes.

What he needs is a trick, a trick with an efficient goal. Or rather, other goalscoring abilities, not just a classic goal.

Against Chelsea, Zhang Tiehan spotted his problem, which was to rely too much on headers and long-range shots. This is his old weapon, and it may be considered a tried-and-true weapon, but now every opponent knows himself very well, and they will arrange defenses according to their abilities, and it will be too difficult to get a chance.

This is Zhang Tiehan's biggest experience in the new season.

Although he scored a lot of goals, he faced a much more difficult defence than he did in Italy last season. Zhang Tiehan knows that his goal is just a game against a weak team, and the opponent can't limit everyone in the team, or he has a surprise performance to score a goal, which is very lucky, or his ability is also very strong, but to say that the other party really can't limit, it's impossible.

The game against Chelsea is proof of that.

Chelsea didn't even set up any defensive set-up against him, just narrowed down the defence and just responded to Liverpool's attack as a whole in a defensive formation, and even then, he couldn't get his chance.

He felt it was a matter of his own ability.

The table is unstable, the explosive ability is poor, and the offensive ability of the shots that can be taken can be counted on one hand, so that the opponent can easily defend against himself.

When other teams pay more and more attention to him, and the research is more and more thorough, it is a little difficult for him to imagine that he is like last season, and it is a little difficult to score a steady stream of goals, for example, now he is in the game, it is difficult to get a decent header opportunity, and it is difficult to have a good long-range opportunity, the opponent's zongzi is pestering himself to make up for the defense, even if he is not afraid of physical confrontation with the opponent's central defender, but no matter how strong he is, it is impossible to ensure the header goal rate while fighting...... Whether it's him or any other player with a long header, they can head the ball into the goal, but that doesn't mean they can ignore the defence and put the ball in.

There are a lot of goals that are scored without defense, and the header is reflected in the judgment of finding the timing and where the ball lands, and a player always expects to rely on his body to knock away the defender and then push the ball into that pure fantasy.

At Liverpool, his header was not so close after there was not enough support on the wings, and the opposition always limited crosses and strengthened the defence.

As for long-range shots.

You can't expect the ball to go through the box and fly through the goalkeeper's hands when there are several people in the box...... Is that possible, just a chance...... As you can imagine.

Last season in Serie A, those teams didn't know much about him, or didn't know him intuitively, so he only scored 43 goals last season, the most in the early part of the league, and the limits of his ability were evident in the games against the big teams, especially against Juventus.

After becoming the top scorer in Serie A and the Champions League, he became a key figure in the study of coaches of other teams. He was cut and crumpled by a group of professionals, dissected little by little, and the advantages and disadvantages were studied and understood by them.

Zhang Tiehan is very worried that his ability will be thoroughly studied, so that he can be guided by the same as other strikers - it is very difficult to score a goal, and scoring goals in two consecutive games will be called 'excellent table', which is just an ordinary striker, or this is the case in world football, but he wants to be the strongest, and he can't accept this at all.

He's Zhang Tiehan!

With ancient powers, with supernatural powers, can this be the same as everyone else? He felt he had to keep improving himself.

So how, exactly? (To be continued......)