Chapter 45 Brother, take care of yourself!
"Boy, I heard that you went out on a date with my sister alone last night?"
When Jardel's loud voice sounded, the temperature in the locker room dropped by at least ten degrees.
Everyone looked over at the same time and gasped.
Is this kid who just joined the youth team crazy?
He actually had an affair with Jardel's sister?
That little girl doesn't seem very old, right? Is she an adult?
Ronnie's expression changed instantly and he immediately looked at Su Dong, who shook his head vigorously with an innocent look on his face.
They had been together the whole morning, so how could he have time to tell on her?
Besides, is Su Dong the kind of person who doesn’t keep his word?
"No, Mario, listen to me. Actually, Jordana and I are just..."
Jardel stretched out his strong and sturdy arms, hugged Ronnie tightly, and asked in a low and somewhat malicious voice: "Are you going to the hotel?"
The sound was not loud, and basically no one else in the locker room could hear it. Only Su Dong next to him was stunned.
Does this sound like a question that an elder brother-in-law should ask?
"No, we didn't go to the hotel..." Ronnie was anxious.
"You didn't go to the hotel?" Jadel squeezed harder. "You actually worked outdoors. That's too much. How can you do this?"
"No, Mario, we didn't do anything," Ronnie shouted.
He really wanted to cry.
Why do so many people think that they are going out for a walk or booking a hotel room?
But I clearly didn't do anything, I just held hands , is this against the law?
Also, it was Jordana who took the initiative to hold his hand.
"I swear, Mario, we were just holding hands, seriously." Ronnie was so anxious that he almost cried.
Su Dong saw that the expression on Jadel's face was very distorted, as if he wanted to laugh but was trying hard to hold it back. He immediately understood a little.
Sure enough, the Brazilian striker let go of Ronnie's neck and angrily cursed, "It's just holding hands, it's useless."
Ronnie was simply dumbfounded.
What do you mean?
So you were just trying to scare me, right?
Looking at Su Dong again, he was obviously laughing to death. And what about the other people in the locker room, who wasn’t smiling?
Ronnie really wanted to say, fuck you.
But there was no other way. Faced with such a vicious brother-in-law, he really had no idea what to do.
"I'm telling you, boy, when you go out with my sister in the future, I don't care what you do or how you make a scene, but in the end, don't bully her, and don't let anyone bully her. No matter how late it is, you have to take her home, understand?"
What could Ronnie say?
Apart from nodding in agreement, he really couldn't say anything.
"Also, I heard that you had a lot of fun in the game yesterday?" Jadel changed the subject.
Ronnie looked around and became depressed again. Which bastard was saying bad things about him?
"To be honest, you didn't score a single goal out of five or six shots. Don't use this kind of shooting skills to waste time. I'm ashamed for you. Don't tell anyone that you're dating my sister. I can't afford to lose face."
Ronnie was speechless and couldn't refute.
Who is Jardel?
The winner of the European Golden Boot, he played for Porto for five years, scoring 150 goals in 146 games, winning the championship for four consecutive years and the Portuguese Super League top scorer for three consecutive years.
Such a player is fully qualified to discipline professional rookies like Ronnie and Su Dong.
Of course, he didn't look like he was just here to tell off.
"In order to prevent you from embarrassing me again, starting from today, after the training session every afternoon, you have to stay and I will train you for an hour. Don't disappear before me."
Jadel pointed at Ronnie, threatened him, and then noticed Su Dong beside him.
"You're quite efficient, you scored two goals out of three shots."
Su Dong smiled modestly and didn't dare to take over the conversation.
"However, as a lone striker, you only had three shots in a game, and your chances of taking a shot were even lower than those of a winger. You really brought shame to our strikers."
Su Dong was stunned. How did the fire burn him?
Come on, I'm not trying to chase your sister.
Besides, you only have one sister.
"Let me tell you, as a striker, no matter whether you are sure of success or not, the most important thing is to be aggressive, ruthless, fierce and fierce. Only in this way can you calm down those cunning defenders, but now you..."
Jardel shook his head and sighed.
Su Dong had to say that what Jardel said about experience did make sense.
All scorers are lone wolves.
From Romario to Ronaldo, from Van Nistelrooy to Henry, and then to Jardel, who is not independent?
Selfless contributors cannot be scorers!
"One hour every afternoon, you come too." After saying this harshly, Jadel turned and left.
Su Dong and Ronnie looked at each other, not knowing whether they should be happy or unhappy.
However, it can be seen that Jardel actually has no bad intentions.
Maybe he is feeling happy right now, happy that his sister has found a talented Portuguese boyfriend.
Otherwise, why would he personally train Ronnie?
Su Dong just benefited from it.
Both Su Dong and Ronnie will benefit greatly from receiving special training from European masters like Jardel.
"You're a pretty good brother-in-law." Su Dong gave a thumbs up and praised.
Ronnie secretly sighed, "It's just a little fierce. It's very stressful."
Su Dong patted Ronnie's shoulder with empathy and said, "Good luck to you, brother!"
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It could be psychological, but it could also be true.
After scoring twice in his youth team debut, Su Dong clearly felt that there was some change in the way the first-team players looked at him.
Some people began to nod to him, and further, some people would smile at him. Captain Barbosa looked more enthusiastic, and Viana seemed more willing to get close to him.
But there are some people who stay away from him, such as Nikulai, who has been injured recently and did not play in this round.
However, Jardel, who started the game, did not score a goal in this round. Instead, the central defender Andre Cruz, who had tortured Su Dong terribly, scored twice, both of which came from corner kicks.
For a central defender, such opportunities are quite rare.
This also made Su Dong look at the old central defender with even more awe.
After all, he made his way through one of Europe's top teams. Even though he's old and no longer as brave as he used to be, he can still strike hard in a league like the Portuguese Super League.
Gisvi and Laurenceo's attitude towards Su Dong was as cold as ever, even a little wary.
Obviously, they all clearly realize that their situation in the first team has become worse, with blockades in front and pursuers behind. Jardel and Nikule have a very solid position, Nalizis is a newcomer and has not yet integrated into the team, but the three are Bologna's first choice.
Gisvi and Laurentso had originally hoped to wait for the opportunity to take over when Jardel and Niculai were injured, but in this game Boloni would rather sacrifice the offense and return to a single striker than arrange them to play, which made them very sad.
The key is that Su Dong scored twice in his debut for the second team, showing a very strong momentum, which made them feel threatened.
Another person who is very cold towards Su Dong is Quaresma.
I heard that he and Ronnie were always rivals when they were in the youth team.
The feud between the two originated from Ronnie's boast that he would defeat Quaresma and become the top player in the youth team. As a result, the two fought for a long time without a clear winner, but their relationship was very bad.
It is normal for Quaresma to be rude to Su Dong because he hates everyone in his family.
He was never nice to anyone and seemed very aloof and unsociable.
But what’s interesting is that Quaresma, with such a personality, can integrate into the first team better than Marcelino.
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Although he performed well in the youth team games, Su Dong still couldn't keep up in the first team training.
Often after a training session, he would grit his teeth and persevere to the end.
Whether it is the speed of kicking, the rhythm of training, or the requirement for players' concentration, the training intensity of the first team is even higher than that of the second team, which is quite difficult for Su Dong.
But also because of the high intensity, in the Road to King of Football system, with the help of the first-team training, the speed of strength improvement is also the fastest, even faster than the second team's games.
Now Su Dong's technical and physical attributes are all over 60 points. The worst defensive attribute has reached 50 points. Among them, speed and explosive power have reached 73 points.
Su Dong has reason to believe that as long as he continues to train hard and his strength gradually improves, he will definitely have the opportunity to play in the first team.
Ronnie's situation was not much better than Su Dong's. He also looked badly abused.
The two brothers are similar and still seem out of place with the first-team.
However, the biggest advantage of Su Dong and Ronnie is that they are resilient and don't give up easily.
No matter how intense the training is, they can grit their teeth and persevere.
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After the afternoon training session, Su Dong and Ronnie both consciously stayed on the training ground.
Jardel temporarily took on the role of coach, training them in shooting skills.
It seems simple enough, just shoot the ball into the goal.
But in reality, it's very, very difficult.
"There are 11 players on the field. If I have to choose, I think striker is the most difficult position to play, because on the front line, any unreasonable technique and ball handling, even if it is just some insignificant flaws, may be magnified."
"Everyone only sees the glory after the striker scores a goal, but few people see the effort and pressure behind the goal."
"In my opinion, every missed shot is a betrayal of the efforts of the 10 players behind him."
As a popular scorer in European football, Jardel's words made Su Dong take notice of him.
He originally thought that Jardel, who was obsessed with transfer, was quite irresponsible, but after hearing these words, he had to change his mind. The players reported in the media may not be real.
There is no necessary connection between the desire to transfer and his ability and sense of responsibility.
To put it bluntly, professional football is just a job. As long as the club pays the salary within the contract period and the players do their best, that's enough.
As for transfers, there are too many interests and reasons involved. Who can explain it clearly?
