Chapter 222, God...he can really fly!\r

Chapter 222, God...he can really fly!

The Liverpool players saw the referee award Su Han a diving.

They couldn't take it anymore.

This is too unethical.

If you don't call Taylor a foul on this ball, forget it.

Most people say you have a big scale.

Now?

Actually blowing Su Han diving?

Don't even face.

Although angry, the Liverpool players were more worried that Su Han went forward to argue with the referee and was sent off after receiving a second yellow card.

Maybe this dog judge thinks so?

Su Han was sent off.

That certainly wouldn't threaten Dick Dean's record.

So they stepped forward.

Some people held Su Han to prevent Su Han from going to the referee to look for cards.

Another part of people went to the referee theory.

The division of labor is quite clear.

But they think more.

Su Han didn't even plan to go to the referee for a theory.

He could see it.

this game.

Most people across England don't want to break records themselves.

Theories are useless.

The weapon of criticism cannot replace the criticism of the weapon.

Su Han is no fool either.

Of course he knew.

I can't give the opponent a chance to take advantage of the problem now.

He is dignified and upright, and uses his strength to defeat the enemy!!

Su Han was not shown a yellow card.

It was Henderson, who protested fiercely, was given a yellow card.

He is the representative of the 31 England players in the squad.

To prove to Su Han.

The Englishmen in the team are absolutely loyal to Su Han.

Henderson's protest attitude is also a little more intense.

In the end, it was Su Han who did a good job. He pulled the protesting players away one by one and told them not to have the same knowledge as the referee.

"Don't tell him so much! Just wait and celebrate!

Su Han put his arms around his teammates and said in a calm voice.

Since the referee blows Su Han diving.

This is equivalent to reminding Su Han.

after this.

He must strictly control himself, and he will not fall if he can.

Don't give each other a chance.

even though.

The chances of the opponent sending Su Han off with two flops are low.

After all, doing so is way too limitless.

But Su Han never put his hopes on the conscience and integrity of the English people.

well known.

Dai Ying has always been a human being.

He still has to be careful.

So as not to be really hacked.

At that time, no matter how big the influence of public opinion is.

this record.

It definitely won't break.

Seeing that Su Han was overthrown by himself.

But was shown a yellow card by the referee.

Taylor couldn't help but laugh.

He got it.

The referee is definitely on their side.

It seems that this guy Su Han is really angry.

Well, you have to move some ancient records!

That being the case.

Then what are you worried about?

Let go of your hands and feet, and do it with confidence!

So ever.

His movements are getting bigger and bigger.

The foul action is also becoming more and more obvious.

But the referee still turned a blind eye.

Not calling the opponent a foul.

In this way, other Newcastle United players see this situation and know what to do.

Normal conditions can't stop Su Han from scoring.

Is it not enough to use this extraordinary method?

Su Han couldn't compete properly due to Newcastle United's small moves.

but.

Su Han doesn't complain either.

Complaining to the enemy is useless.

Su Han has his own way of scoring goals.

Take advantage of a dead ball opportunity.

He conveyed his request to both Mane and Sterling.

When passing.

Spread it faster.

Not too high.

Be short and quick.

The football cannot be kept in the air for too long.

He's going to compete with the Newcastle United players for speed and anticipation!

"Mane crosses! The ball is too fast.... Su Han!!

The commentators thought that the cross was not threatening this time, and not many people could hit the ball with such a fast speed.

Because Mane's cross-footing doesn't look like a passing-foot at all.

Instead, pull up with the back of your foot.

It's a shot and volley kick!

The footballs drawn in this way fly almost straight in the air, like cannonballs.

The ball is going too fast.

It's hard to get points!

However, Su Han started quickly and predicted much more accurately than other players.

The Newcastle United players haven't had time to foul.

Su Han has already rushed to the landing point and jumped, heading the goal!

The football slammed into the crossbar.

Frightened all the Newcastle United players into a cold sweat!

"Ahhhhh! The crossbar! The crossbar denied Su Han's goal!!35

"Newcastle United escaped!

"The beam has done a great job!!"

The narrators shouted, with shock on their faces.

They were all shocked by Su Han's start-up speed, reaction speed, and anticipation ability!

To hit such a fast ball.

These are indispensable.

But Newcastle United fans breathed a sigh of relief.

They rejoiced.

from their perspective.

Su Han can hit the ball.

A bit of luck.

But next.

Their hearts were always in their throats.

Inspired by this attack.

Next, Liverpool's players used this almost shot-like footwork when they crossed.

The football is suddenly drawn into the penalty area.

And because the ball is too fast.

The rest of the Newcastle United players didn't react as quickly as Su Han.

Su Han swims like water in the penalty area.

for a short period of time.

Su Han keeps getting opportunities.

It was as if a jet engine had been installed under his feet, full of power.

And as long as the Newcastle United players can't catch Su Han when he's on the ground and wait for Su Han to jump into the air, there's nothing they can do.

Thus.

The success rate of Su Han's battle for the top was even higher.

With Su Han's constant attempts.

The opportunity has finally come!

Sterling swept the ball to the goal.

Football flies in the air.

almost parallel to the beam.

The ball is fast.

The line is flat!

Su Han did not stand dead in the penalty area, but kept walking in the penalty area.

Just to avoid being caught by a Newcastle United player and having the chance to take him down with a foul.

When the pass has just been passed.