CHAPTER 1058: 0342 IMPERIAL CHEF RAMOS (PLEASE SUBSCRIBE)

Huang Kaiwen returned to the locker room, sat on the bench for a few minutes, and then went to wash up.

The away locker room at the Theatre of Dreams is quite shabby.

Most stadiums are like this, to dampen the visiting team’s morale.

Huang Kaiwen decided to suggest to Abramovich to renovate the away locker room a bit more lavishly, giving the visiting team a five-star treatment. They would still not dare to act recklessly at Stamford Bridge.

The team of the Yellow Ball King must be generous.

After a quick shower, he came out just in time to catch the match during injury time.

Huang Kaiwen was extremely surprised to see Joe Cole flying in with a kick at Tevez.

Considering that the fragile Joe Cole is usually very cautious of himself,

he rarely makes dangerous moves.

Yet today, he chose to fly-kick Tevez.

This kick was comparable to De Jong, although Joe Cole was once the Great British Empire.

Tevez is just a foreigner.

However, Tevez’s coach is enough to bridge the nationality gap between the two.

Mourinho was quite right in saying that winning the treble with Manchester United and returning British football to Europe made Ferguson special.

Similar to Maradona’s victory after the Falklands War.

They are products of special times.

A few minutes later, the whole team returned to the locker room.

Boas said with some difficulty: "Kevin, you should go to the press conference today."

"Forget it, coach. It’s not appropriate for me to go to the press conference after getting a red card. The reporters will surely chase me with questions."

Huang Kaiwen shook his head and said.

"I’ll go."

Terry, who had just taken off his shoes, stood up and said.

"Thank God, John, it’s great that you can step up."

Boas sighed with relief and said.

"After all, I am the captain."

Terry left the locker room with Boas.

Theatre of Dreams press room.

Ferguson sat there, not looking very happy.

Boas and Terry came in, causing the reporters’ faces to also turn sour.

Who the hell wanted to interview Terry?!

Old coach Ferguson nodded to Boas and then said: "There’s nothing much to say about today’s match, we lost, but the Chelsea players’ fouls were quite brutal."

"Sir, do you mean Joe Cole or Kevin?"

the reporter asked.

"Joe Cole."

Ferguson directly said: "Such moves shouldn’t appear on the Premier League field. A foul is a foul, nothing much to say, and Joe Cole shouldn’t be forgiven just because he’s British."

"Previously, your results against Chelsea were one win and one loss in two legs, this season you’ve lost twice. What’s the biggest reason?"

the reporter asked.

"Damn it!"

Ferguson slammed the table hard and cursed: "Don’t you know why? You always want news. Even if you know what’s going on, you want to hear me say it. Fine, it’s because of Kevin."

After saying that, Ferguson stood up and left the room.

He often curses reporters at press conferences, which is quite like Mourinho.

But except in particularly angry times, you’ll notice that Ferguson doesn’t discuss referees much, which is a smart move he has over Mourinho.

After Sir Ferguson left.

The reporters turned their attention to Chelsea’s coach and captain.

"Why didn’t Kevin attend the press conference?"

"Will Joe Cole receive internal punishment?"

"Will Chelsea appeal for Kevin? This is Kevin’s second red card this season."

"Do you have any comments on today’s referee performance?"

"Talk about Kevin’s red card issue. Will he and Joe Cole be punished the same way?"

Boas waved his hand with a smile and said: "I don’t want to comment on the referee’s officiating level, but there were indeed some controversies in today’s match. The red card on Kevin was too harsh. I have great respect for Mr. Webb, but I don’t agree with his decision. We will definitely appeal against Kevin’s red card after the match. As for Joe, he’s just a poor kid, and he should have realized his mistake."

Terry pulled the microphone and said: "We all know Joe and Kevin, they’re not bad guys. I also agree with the coach, Kevin shouldn’t have gotten a red card. If Kevin gets a red card, it will have a big impact on us going forward. He’s the most important person on the team. We all hope he can come back as soon as possible."

"What about Joe Cole?"

asked the reporter.

"Joe is also important, but that’s Kevin!"

Terry said with a smile: "At Chelsea, only Kevin is the most important because he is the guarantee of victory. As long as he makes it to the squad, we all have a sure-win confidence."

"Where did Mr. Mourinho go? In the second half, he seemed absent from his seat."

The reporter continued to ask.

Terry was a bit at a loss because he didn’t know Mourinho’s whereabouts either.

Boas quickly took over and said: "Jose had some matters to attend to, and the FA only banned him, not requiring him to stay on the field. Alright, I still need to go back to comfort the two kids who received red cards, and we have to head back to London. So that’s it for today’s press conference."

Terry and Boas returned to the locker room together.

After changing clothes, they got on the bus together.

Boas deliberately sat next to Huang Kaiwen and said: "Don’t mind the red card issue, the club will definitely have your back."

"I know, coach."

Huang Kaiwen said.

It’s hard enough to get a red card, and they still don’t want the Yellow Ball King to rest.

Next, the Yellow Ball King might have to find a few fortunate players to see who is so lucky to get Yellow Ball King injured.

After Boas returned to the front row, Mata immediately came over.

"What’s up, Juan?"

Huang Kaiwen asked.