Seeing that Ravanelli was so incomprehensible and lacked talent in actors, Bruno was anxious.

At this time, you cannot call Lavanelli over, otherwise others will think that they are still in command, and there is no meaning to say.

You can't let others tell Ravanelli, as this will be discovered by others.

What should I do!

Bruno is really worried about these guys!

After thinking for a long time, Bruno had no good idea, so he had to force himself.

Covering his mouth, trying to make others unable to see that he was calling, and then he changed into a stiff voice and shouted: "You can't stand there like wood. You have to have command actions, even if you are playing blindly!"

Lavanelli was feeling the way Bruno was embracing his arms around him, and he vaguely heard Bruno's words and his heart moved.

Yes, you can't stand there just like a telephone pole. Even if you want to be a mascot, you need to have acting bonuses, otherwise it will be a soulless performance.

After looking at the situation on the court, the first half of the game is about to end, so it would have no effect on me to make a few tricks and shout a few words, right?

Anyway, even if you lose the ball because of your blind command, it will be Bruno's fault and it has nothing to do with him.

Thinking of this, Ravanelli changed his half-game look and suddenly shouted: "Pavel and Fred, you two exchange positions, be more flexible!"

At the same time, Lavanelli did not forget to wave to the frontcourt. Usually when Bruno makes this move, it means that the team will put a big push on the offense.

Seeing Ravanelli's sudden action, others might not respond, but the Perugia player on the court was a little stunned.

They know what Lavanelli is for—the mascot.

But now how did their mascot start to direct the competition?

Could it be Bruno's arrangement?

Especially Nedved and Lungberg, the two were even more confused. Why did they need to exchange positions?

This doesn't look like Bruno's tactical arrangement!

Usually, Bruno will not arrange two wingers or wingers to exchange positions. Although this may confuse the opponent, it is not conducive to Nedved and Lungberg's performance, so he usually keeps them on the side of his habitual activities.

Well, since it might be Bruno's arrangement, they just abide by it. Anyway, the first half is almost over, it doesn't matter.

So the Perugia player suddenly changed his playing style, changing from the main defense to the offensive posture, and Nedved and Lyonberg also exchanged offensive positions, and the offensive posture was so weird.

Perugia's change shocked Chelsea. They never expected that Perugia would launch a counterattack at the last moment of the first half, and Nedved and Lyonberg's switch positions caught them off guard.

Both Chelsea's full-backs had no time to react, and I wonder if they should also change positions to defend.

Lungberg took the ball from the right, and this is Clark, who has been defending Nedved before.

Lyonberg and Nedved are completely different types of players. Clark has never defended Lyonberg and has not yet stepped out of the defensive Nedved mode. He was directly unable to find North by Lyonberg's sharp breakthrough.

The tactics worked unexpectedly, and Yoneberg was very happy, but the left side was not his usual position, so there was no way, so he could only send the ball to the middle side again.

Then, Nedved from the right side stepped into the middle and shot through Chelsea's goal without anyone being guarded.

The moment the goal was scored, Perugia's players were unexpected. Bruno was stunned, and Ravanelli was even more confused...

Is this a goal?

Perugia players rushed to the sidelines frantically and picked up Ravanelli. They realized that it was Ravanelli's sudden command that had worked, and they beat Chelsea unexpectedly.

Well, maybe it was Bruno's command, which was just passed by Lavanelli. Since the person standing on the sidelines is Lavanelli, they naturally wouldn't look for Bruno on the bench.

Lavanelli was hugged in the middle by his teammates, a little overwhelmed. Did he really not think he could score a goal?

Do you want to be such a coincidence that I just shouted casually and scored a random goal?

It really seems like it was my credit!

Then what kind of emotions should I show now? My boss has never taught me...

Bruno sat on the bench and laughed so hard that he probably became famous by this.

But sometimes some people really have a masterpiece, just like Ravanelli's adjustment just now. He knew that Ravanelli was definitely shouting, but he didn't expect the effect to be surprisingly good, and even gave himself some inspiration.

It turns out that Nedved and Lungberg have such a good effect on changing positions.

Nedved usually creates opportunities through running or cutting in the left side, and breaks through or one-on-one. Once the opponent's defensive player adapts to Nedved's play, then when Lungberg suddenly changes to this side, the defensive player may be stunned because he can't adapt to the sudden change of rhythm.

It was like Clark was cleaned just now, and even if he wanted to foul, it would be too late, and Perugia scored the goal.

I don't know if Ravanelli is really talented or tricked...

In this way, the first half ended, and Perugia led the visiting Chelsea 3-0 at home, almost killing the suspense.

When he walked off the court, Lavanelli was still a little overwhelmed. He felt that everything he had experienced today was even more exciting than having a hat trick on the court.

Just then, the Chelsea player walked off the court. Viali looked at Ravanelli with a complicated expression, wanting to speak, but it seemed that he didn't know where to speak.

The two of them once made achievements in Juventus together, and then left together and were forced to leave Juventus. Now they are coaching together...

There is no need to compare the results of the player age. Everyone is slapping a slight pound. They are all at the end of their careers and can't play for long.

When I became the Chelsea coach, I was still secretly happy. As a part-time coach as a player, I was already a big step ahead of countless people. At that time, I didn't even think of the brother Ravanelli.

But who would have thought that when Ravanelli appeared in front of him again, he actually stood on the sidelines and became the team's coach.

Even if he is not the head coach, he has the opportunity to direct the game alone, especially such an important game.

The even more terrifying problem is that in the direct confrontation between the two, Chelsea, whom they coached, was completely defeated. This feeling made Viali want to cry a little...
Chapter completed!