Spread hands+complaints?Tree B: Never!This is completely a lie, I'm just guiding teammates

"Spread hands and like to complain." This is the keywords that fans often mention when talking about B. But as a party, how does B fee look at this evaluation?

"People often say how I am on the court how to spread their hands to my teammates. In fact, this situation has never happened, which is a lie." Obviously, the B fee also read the outside world's evaluation of him, but how did he do this so Easily veto? We continue to listen for the time being.

"I use my gestures to ask for the ball and tell them where the ball is transferred, but I never use a negative way to talk to them. Yes, if the person must pass the ball when the ball must pass, or he doesn’t have it Make a passing decision in the best way, or he does not pass the ball to his teammates when he is 2 to 1. I will yell at him. I will not ask anyone more. "

"I have always said to every teammate 'at any time, if you don't want me to talk to you, or don't want me to yell at him, or don't want me to help you, then you can tell me directly, I will keep your mouth closed on the court. 'But then, don't say that I did not call you to press it, or I did not encourage you to pass the ball. "

From the words of B fee, we can probably hear the meaning of such a layer of meaning. B Fei thinks that he is not complaining to his teammates, but to guide them. Unless teammates do not make the right decision, they will complain, but it is normal to be angry in that case.

Obviously, Manchester United fans will definitely not accept such an explanation of B fees. To be honest, it is not uncommon for teammates to spread their hands in the game, but we have never seen a player who spreads so frequently like B fee, and almost every game can see him spreading his hands to his teammates. In the eyes of B fee, this is not a complaint, this is just knowing them, I hope they can play well next time. There is a kind of meaning, "Don't let me say yes, but don't blame me if you can't kick well."

However, the problem is that the complaints of bays B are very unreasonable. Obviously, his pass is high and biased. Instead, he complains that teammates have not responded in place. Which reason is this? In the impression, it seemed to be Manchester United's match against Sheriff Tillaspol. The B fee once opened a big foot transfer on the right side of the frontcourt, and the bottom line directly came out. What makes people feel incredible is that the B fee was complaining after being lost. Is it accusing Malacia without receiving the ball? The other person also looked around.

In addition, the B fee is the player who lost the most rights in many games, and many balls are easily lost when they are not forced by defensive players. If other teammates like to guide teammates like a hand -handed manner like he likes to use hand -hand -handed mouths, the atmosphere of the entire team will definitely be bad. Can he accept this way of communication?

In this interview, the B fee also talked about a unpleasant communication with Harry Macquel in the 19-20 European Union Cup 1/8 finals against Copenhagen. "At that time, we were defending. I tried to control the ball and deal with the defensive players. As a result, I still lost the ball. He (Macquel) shouted to me," Bruno, took the ball! 'Don't shout!' In the first half of the overtime, I walked in front of him and apologized for myself just with him. "

Although he apologized, he must also know how disgusted the behavior of shouting to his teammates during the game. Mali Kuir shouted at him, and he hoped that he could play the spirit and stop throwing the ball, but he still scrambled back in anger. Then he complained to his teammates again and again in the competition. He thought it was guidance, but would his teammates think the same?

For example, his words with Lindlov on the court conflict. To be honest, the throwing ball itself was depressed enough, and he was still chattering behind him. Lindlov was angry at the time.

The attitude of the B fee is not to say, but not every teammate likes his expression. As the captain, if you want your teammates to become better, try to change the stalling hands to applause, or other positive ways more effective.

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