Many fans have a subtle psychology, and that is contrast.

Compare your favorite player with other players, and then you have to spell out a life-and-death one, and fight out who is the first in the world before you are willing to give up, but you must know that in the world of football, many things are incomparable.

Of course, some people may say that data is the most intuitive way to compare, but what does data say?

There are no two identical leaves, no two teams that are exactly the same, no two players who are exactly the same, and even two goals that are exactly the same.

Many times, what we see with our eyes that is extremely similar is actually plausible, similar on a large scale, but very different, or even completely different, in detail.

The smallest and most subtle detail on the football field is the part of the player's heel that touches the ball, the inner instep, the outer instep and the positive instep, which are considered more formal contact parts, but interestingly, fans can usually see that many players use their toes, heels, knees, and even chest and head to touch the ball at will.

For example, who would have imagined a professional player using such a dribbling style to break through the opponent's defense in the professional arena?

It is important to know that football, although traditional, is very inclusive, and he allows each player to put his or her own creativity into it, rather than playing it in a textbook way, because football is full of differences from the beginning.

Each player's growth process, the way he receives training, and the habits and characteristics of his own football will promote him to form a different tacit understanding with football, and this tacit understanding needs to be reflected through the contact parts of the body and the ball.

As for the more formal contact parts, there has always been a lot of controversy about whether players use the inner or outer instep to perform technical movements, because strictly speaking, both the inner and outer insteps can create wonderful memories.

The most typical instep is Rui Costa's through push, Albertini's leaf ball, Beckham's moon scimitar, and Pirlo's elevator ball, and there are many outside insteps, the most famous being Robert Carlos's outside instep volley.

I believe that seeing this, everyone has a general impression in their hearts, yes, the inner instep pays more attention to control than the outer instep, and control represents precision and efficiency, but what is lost is the speed and power of the thunderous horse.

So, it's hard to say which one is good and which one is not.

Over the years, when it comes to cultivating young players, especially scorers, all over the world has actually been basically divided into two major schools, one is the Brazilian Latin school, and the other is the European school, the former is represented by Romario, and the latter is represented by Van Basten.

The Brazilian Latin school pays attention to feeling, freewheeling, paying attention to aura, not confined to any touch of the ball, not confined to any form, they emphasize only one purpose, goal, even if you put the ball in with your ass, it is considered a good ball, and this type of striker has developed to the extent of Romario, it is simply the devil on the field, you can't prevent it.

The European school is represented by Van Basten, emphasizing the control of footwork, and they are required to learn and instill from an early age how to make the best and most suitable choice on the football field according to a large number of conditions such as the incoming ball, environment, posture, movement, etc., what kind of shooting action to use, which part of the foot to deal with, etc., there are rules to follow.

If at first glance, do you think that the Brazilian Latin genre should be admired?

In fact, the Brazilian Latin genre has gradually declined, because since Romario retreated into the background, Brazil has never had a dazzling heir, including Ronaldo, because Ronaldo's best is the inside of the right foot to push the instep, which is a typical European scorer's action, simple, but successful

The European genre is less aura than the Brazilian Latin school, a little more mechanical ingenuity, but it is more in line with modern football, because it has a higher success rate, stronger stability, and more sure scoring efficiency, unlike the Brazilian Latin school, many times seemingly simple goals are not scored, which is very demoralizing.

Also as the representative of Latin football in South America, Brazil and Argentina have embarked on two completely different paths, Brazil adheres to the Brazilian Latin school, but many players have gradually changed their style after landing in Europe, such as Ronaldo, and Argentina is rich in excellent center forwards, because they have always insisted on using the European school as the standard for guiding players.

Romerdal Falcao's father used to be a Colombian international, although he preferred Falcao to engage in more aristocratic baseball, but in the end he supported his son's preferences, allowing Falcao to play in a regular youth training club since he was a child, plus he was an international player himself, so he created Falcao's extremely solid basic skills.

At the age of fifteen, Falcao arrived at River Plate, where he was further valued and from the outset was determined to be an efficient scorer similar to his predecessors such as Crespo and Salas.

It can be said that it is the hard work and accumulation of the past 20 years that Falcao has trained himself to make the judgment that an efficient shooter should make with a very fast reaction no matter what the situation, any environment, and any sudden changes encountered.

It was as if this time, in Liverpool's penalty area, his afterglow was scanning the situation in the Liverpool penalty area, and he found that Liverpool's defense was diagonally shaped, obviously pulled by teammate Ribery, and Reina's position was obviously too late to go back, so it seemed a bit forward.

This is an opportunity

As soon as Falcao reacted like this, he stopped the ball as soon as possible, and this sudden stop widened the distance between him and Skrtel, and won him a chance to get his feet, so he picked up his left foot and rubbed it lightly with the instep of his foot, a typical European striker's shooting technique.

The ball rubbed out of the inside instep was a beautiful arc, and for a striker like Falcao, who had been tried and trained to master an incomparably familiar feeling in front of goal, the control was also higher, so when this kick was rubbed out, he had already expected the ball to go in, and it must have been brushed against the left post.

In fact, the ball really didn't deviate from his original preset trajectory, and really grazed the left post

“GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL”

"Oh my God, the ball went in Romedal Falcao and in the 23rd minute he opened the scoring for Tottenham Hotspur"

"A left-footed shot from the right side of the penalty spot in the penalty area, the ball almost grazed the left post into the goal, in the absolute sense of the dead corner, Liverpool goalkeeper Reina didn't have time to react to this shot at all, it was unbelievable, this shot was really impeccable"

Andy Gray is a professional himself, and he is a very good professional player, so he can see at a glance that Romedal Falcao's shot is very, very testing a player's shooting skills and footwork, and from Falcao's choice to hit the goal so confidently to his goal by grazing the ball against the post, the whole process completely reflects his keen sense of smell and strong strength as a goalscorer.

There is a good saying, if there is no three, two, three, how dare you go to Liangshan.

If Falcao didn't have that kind of quality, he might not dare to choose to hit the goal himself without passing

After the goal, Falcao quickly rushed out of the Liverpool penalty area, waving his arms along the way and rushing towards the corner flagstick, while behind him, Tottenham Hotspur players rushed out one after the other to celebrate Falcao's goal.

"Tottenham Hotspur's first goal of the new season came from young Colombian striker Romedal Falcao"

Tottenham Hotspur fans in the stands have long been so excited that they got carried away, as early as when the team was training in the United States, the media kept breaking the news of Falcao's frequent goals, for the new Colombian striker of the team, Tottenham Hotspur fans are not familiar with it, but no one thought that his first appearance at home and directly gave people such an impressive goal, it is not an exaggeration to say that it is amazing.

Let's ask, in today's football, who can control and control the shooting footwork and skills to this extent?

While the players on the pitch celebrated on the sidelines, the Tottenham Hotspur fans in the stands were also cheering wildly, celebrating the team's opening goal, and at the same time they were constantly encouraging and supporting the team to continue to strive for goals, preferably by knocking Liverpool down

Benitez was a little surprised by the team's first goal by Tottenham Hotspur, but Ye Qiu quickly walked out of the coach's bench and kept calling on the players on the sidelines to continue to strengthen the attack and directly press Liverpool in one go.

With Tottenham Hotspur's big press, coupled with the first goal conceded, Liverpool's morale was affected to a certain extent, and the field immediately became very passive, and in the 29th minute, Tottenham Hotspur played an attack on the right.

Alves quickly intervened and joined forces with Messi to suppress the left side of Babel and Insua, and at Alves, he was divided by Cesc Fabregas, and when he received the ball on the right side of the Liverpool penalty area, Messi appeared at the edge of the penalty area.

Receiving the ball, using skillful foot skills to dribble continuously, taking the ball out of the bag between Insua and Lucas, completely attracting the attention of the Liverpool defence, and then suddenly a straight ball, I saw Romedal Falcao insert it and past Skrtel to form a single knife.

After receiving the ball, Skrtel was pressed behind by Falcao and could not threaten him to shoot, so Falcao had only one opponent in front of Reina, and the Colombian Tigers stared at Reina with a pair of eyes like they were staring at their prey, and when he saw that Reina finally couldn't help but make a move, he chose to get up with his feet.

The ball went under his crotch after Reyna poked out his left foot and into the goal behind him, 0

Two goals in a row, one with one left and one with the right foot, but both showed Romedal Falcao's incredibly calm sense in front of goal, his brutally suffocating ability to catch the killer and, more importantly, there is little to fault as a powerful centre-forward.

The left foot, the right foot, the header, the physicality, the explosiveness he is almost impeccable

"Sent away Van Persie, Ye Qiu sent us a goal machine named Romedal Falcao" Andy Gray almost completely admired Tottenham Hotspur's scouting system, because in the case of selling the star in such a row, Tottenham Hotspur's overall strength can still maintain such a good and strong strength, and it is impossible to do without a strong scouting system.

With a two-goal lead over Liverpool in the opening half hour, Tottenham Hotspur had a perfect start to the league.

But all Tottenham Hotspur fans, even Ye Qiu, are still dissatisfied with the two-goal lead, because Tottenham Hotspur is still firmly in control of the situation of the game, and still firmly grasps the initiative of the game, and it is almost difficult for Liverpool to form an effective containment effect on Tottenham Hotspur.

At the very least, in Benitez's set of tactics, there is no reasonable and effective division of labor between Aquilani and Lucas, the two seem to be more like fighting separately, and Gerrard himself is not the kind of player who can sort out the midfield, so Liverpool's midfield has become a complete mess.

When the halftime was chaotic, the whole situation was also chaotic

Perhaps after scoring two goals in a row, Liverpool strengthened its attention to Falcao and consciously strengthened the protection of Falcao in defense, while the performance of the Colombian center also declined, but Tottenham Hotspur's attack was not only Falcao.

In the 38th minute, Ribery formed a combination with Marcelo on the left, taking advantage of Glenn Johnson's loss of position, breaking through Liverpool's defense, passing diagonally to the right, Messi inserted it back, and easily pushed the goal, 3

This is the taste of Tottenham Hotspur's football last season, full of exquisite coordination, full of imaginative pulling and passing, creating gaps and then catching killing opportunities, and Falcao's two goals just now looked tough, full of a hard feeling.

The back-to-back goals have made the atmosphere very relaxed for Tottenham Hotspur, especially the trident, who have been excellent this season, and have frequently created threats in Liverpool's penalty area.

In the forty-first minute, it was Falcao on the left side who received a straight plug after Ribery cut inside with the ball, shot with his right foot on the left side, and once again grazed the post on the right side and entered the net, and it was another shot from a dead corner in the absolute sense, 4

Including Andy Gray, including all the reporters and media who came to White Hart Lane, all the fans, were shocked by the 23-year-old center forward from Colombia, although he had a good performance at Ajax in the second half of last season, but no one expected that after coming to Tottenham Hotspur, he would become famous in one fell swoop.

A hat-trick was scored in the first half, and more importantly, almost every goal was so impeccable, so particular that you would hardly find the slightest flaw in his goal.

After scoring a hat-trick, Falcao quickly rushed out of the pitch and raised three fingers at the fans in the stands, obviously telling all Tottenham Hotspur fans that I scored three goals, and as long as you continue to trust me, continue to cheer me on, and continue to support me, I can score more, more and more goals

Tottenham Hotspur's players have also obviously been conquered by Falcao, perhaps many of them are competing with each other and threatening each other, but everyone knows one thing very clearly, this striker called Falcao will become a sharp knife in Tottenham Hotspur's forward line in the new season, and from him, there is definitely a lot to learn from them.

Isn't career, from debut to retirement, all about learning and progressing?

"Ye Qiu is in a big trouble" Andy Gray laughed a little gloatingly, "Long after Tottenham Hotspur announced the sale of Van Persie, I said I was not worried, because there is also a Cavani, the Uruguayan striker is the type that Ye Qiu prefers very much, because he can bring strong pressure to Tottenham Hotspur's frontcourt. ”

"Just like Ye Qiu always trusted Drogba at Chelsea, Cavani's diligence and hard work are very similar to Drogba, and his progress over the past few years is also obvious to all, so I have always felt that Van Persie's departure and Cavani's arrival are a natural result, but now the situation seems to have changed a little."

"I believe that Ye Qiu's intention in bringing in Romerdal Falcao is to strengthen the team's strength and make up for the lack of attacking ability when encountering dense and compact defense in some games last season, Falcao's tough impact and excellent scoring ability in the penalty area are indeed impressive, but he can't do everything Cavani can do."

"The next step will be a test for Ye Qiu, Falcao's form is so good, the first round of the league is a hat-trick, I believe that no manager in the world will take him in this situation, but what about Cavani? And will such a reliance on Falcao's goals have some impact on Ribery and Messi? ”

Andy Gray laughed when he finished speaking, he thought it sounded more like a happy annoyance, because Tottenham Hotspur had more options, and if you look at it purely from a lethal point of view, Falcao is indeed better than Cavani, but if you look at it from a tactical level, it may not be.

At the very least, Cavani is more in line with Ye Qiu and Tottenham Hotspur, and even modern football, while Falcao is more of an efficient scorer, who needs his team-mates around and behind him to pull for him, play for him and help him create opportunities to score.

Is this a return to the situation when Ruud van Nistelrooy was in the team?

Or can Ye Qiu find an effective way to solve all this?

"All in all, it's going to be a very, very exciting Premier League season," cheered Andy Gray excitedly.