1. Birds block the way
Thomas Brolin was a two-time Swedish Footballer of the Year winner and the 1992 Euro 1992 Golden Boot. Brolin spent most of his career with Parma in Serie A. In 1995, Brolin landed in the Premier League and joined Leeds United. However, he was late for his first rendezvous with the team. Leeds United asked the players to report at the club and then head to the training camp together for pre-season practice. Brolin booked a ticket from Sweden to England to be able to get to the club on time. Just as he was driving to the airport, a bird crashed into the front windshield of the car. This unexpected "car accident" caused Brolin to miss his flight, leaving him late for the first time he went to the team to report.
Brolin and Cannavaro are former teammates
2. Lose a person drunk
In 2009, German international Jens Lehmann, who played for Stuttgart in the Bundesliga, was sent to the second team by the club. At the age of 39, Lehmann was filmed at oktoberfest in Munich a few hours after the team's 2-0 defeat to Cologne. Prior to this, Stuttgart management repeatedly stressed that no one could go to the Oktoberfest, but Lehmann still defied the crime. It shows the Germans' love for Oktoberfest. Afterwards, Lyman apologized for his actions. In fact, at that time, Lehmann, who was nearly forty years old, was not the preferred goalkeeper in Stuttgart.
Lehmann's move in 2006 became a classic in World Cup history
3. The heart of beauty is handsome
Beckham's handsome image is not like the feminine texture of the current "little fresh meat", but is still known for sunshine and edges. However, at an event, an insider story revealed by Bei Bei made people greatly reduce The masculine image of Xiao Bei. In 2003, the Beckhams traveled to Japan to participate in a promotional campaign. Sister-in-law Victoria told the media at this event that she could not stand a very feminine action of XiaoBei: pulling out her eyebrows. Victoria said that Xiaobei did not tidy up his eyebrows because he was uncomfortable, as long as he looked in the mirror, he would very smellily pull out the untidy eyebrows one by one. It seems that if you want to be a handsome guy, you must first have a heart of beauty.
XiaoBei's eyebrows are usually neat when he makes public appearances
4. Manchester United dan player who prints counterfeit money
Mitch Thomas is a Welsh winger who has played for 11 clubs in his 21-year career, including three years at Manchester United. In 1993, Thomas, who was still playing in Wrexham, was jailed for 18 months for printing counterfeit money. His printing techniques can only counterfeit 10 pound bills of modest denomination, so the amount involved is not large. After retiring from the military, Thomas became a stand-up comedian, lecturing at live clubs in London. One of the most famous passages of Thomas's acting career is his experience of printing counterfeit money: "When the police found me, I was busy for months printing counterfeit money than Roy Keane earned more a week, that is, a fraction of Rooney's." ”
Thomas's appearance itself is full of joy
5. Dude has tried his best
George Weah, the world footballer of the year 1995, has always been keen to use his personal resources to help his native Liberia out of poverty and backwardness. While playing for AC Milan, Weah began trying to help his country through football. The 1996 Africa Cup of Nations was held in South Africa and Liberia had to pass the qualifying round to have a chance to reach the finals. However, in Liberia, there are very few people playing football, and the Football Association cannot organize a decent national team. So Weah paid for his teammates' jerseys and training equipment, and covered all the travel expenses for the competition. Thanks to the efforts of Weah and his teammates, Liberia entered the African Cup of Nations for the first time in its history. However, they still left South Africa early with a bottom-ranking result. In 2002, the 36-year-old Weah led Liberia to the Africa Cup of Nations again and scored a goal in the group stage against Mali to draw with his opponents. In the end, the Liberian group was eliminated in third place.
After entering politics, Via continued to contribute to the motherland
6. Pre-match massacre
Before the game, there will usually be some small entertainment in the stadium, such as mascots or cheerleaders. But in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan in the 1990s, you can't think about these things. During the brutal rule of the Taliban, executions were carried out almost daily in Kabul. The Taliban's methods of executing Afghans are brutal, including hanging and slitting their throats. The execution was carried out at the football stadium in Kabul. As a result, whenever the stadium was going to hold a game, the body and blood on the scene had to be cleaned up before the game. Sometimes mass killings are so frequent that spectators enter before they can clear the bodies. The adults thus took their children into the stadium and let them watch as the bodies were dragged away before the game began.
Afghans rallied at the Kabul Stadium in 2007
7. The English player with the highest IQ
If you say the footballer with the highest IQ, who will your answer be? Clark Carlisle is officially certified as the "Best Brained England Player". On 30 January 2002, England centre-back Carlisle, who was playing for QPR, entered a quiz organised by the BBC. He went through many tests and eventually defeated Alain Braggier in the final to win the title. The British media joked that this was the "first major tournament champion" in the history of the QPR team. Carlisle's success was no accident. In February 2010, he participated in the British "Countdown" mind game show. Carlisle managed to defend the ring twice on the show, once again proving his extensive knowledge and astute reflexes. In a 16-year career, Carlisle has scored 39 goals in 541 appearances.
Carlisle on the show "Countdown"
8. Selling pork at the price of pork is a loss
In 2006, Romanian player Marius Gioyala claimed to have experienced the greatest insult he had ever endured as a professional player. His club, Jarad of the Romanian Second Division, sold him to D-league side Real Honia for a transfer fee of 15 kilograms of sausages and some rib ribs. When Joyara learned of his worth, he left in anger from the Royal Honia. In fact, he spent only one day at the new club before heading to a farm in Spain to find a job as a helper. After Joyara left, Royal Honia also called the Arad team specifically to ask them to return the 15 kilograms of sausages they traded. Such a deal is indeed an insult. Do you think that a person with more than a hundred pounds is worth thirty pounds of pork?
Joyala was interviewed about the transfer event