In times of crisis, the truth is true, and so is football, the world's number one sport.
Under pressure to avoid Chelsea falling prey to political struggles, Abu had to announce the sale of his beloved club. Even so, some politicians are still not spared, not only clamoring to punish Chelsea for points, but even making a big fuss about the word "profit" in Abu's statement... Typical of a gentleman's belly with a villain's heart, Abu does not even want Chelsea to pay back the 1.5 billion pounds in arrears, and still cares about that little profit?
ay! If you want to add to your sins, there is no excuse for it. Abu's merits to Chelsea, the Premier League, and even football will be debated in the future, and the injustices and grievances he has suffered, even now, cannot hide the voice of justice.
One of Newcastle's bosses after the change of ownership, Amanda Stavley, gave her opinion on Abu's sale of Chelsea at the Financial Times football summit, saying bluntly that Abu was being treated unfairly.
"The world will never stop generating problems ... Someone has been stripped of the club for some connection and I don't think it's fair. Amanda's statement, for Abu, is undoubtedly a warm current in the cold wind.
As the owner of the £320 billion club, Amanda's transfer operations since taking office are classics. Also in the face of the hostility of the entire Premier League, Amanda first signed Trippier back from Atletico to strengthen the defense, then poached Chris Wood from Burnley to weaken the competition by spending a penalty, brought in defender Dan Byrne from Brighton, loaned defender Taggart from Villa, and finally signed midfielder Guimarães from Lyon.
With an understatement of £100 million to reinforce reinforcements, Newcastle's road to relegation is an instant. Since the opening of the winter window, Newcastle has scored 14 points in 6 rounds of 4 wins and 2 draws, which is 3 points more than the previous 21 rounds (2 fewer matches)! Driven by the "banknote ability", Newcastle rose directly to fourteenth place, out of the relegation zone.
In this round of the Premier League, Newcastle sits at St. James's Park to meet the dark horse Brighton at the beginning of the season, and it is expected that the "banknote ability" can continue to play superpower.
Soon, Newcastle gave fans a glimpse of the power of "banknote ability".
After the opening, Newcastle took advantage of the home advantage to attack, and flazer, who broke out after the winter window, staged a good play of 1 shot, 1 pass and 2 goals in less than 3 minutes - the Scottish winger first scored in the 11th minute, and then in the 13th minute, he took a free kick to help Shar head the goal.
It took only 13 minutes for Newcastle to take a two-goal lead that made St James' Park a chorus of joy.
At this time, Newcastle fans must have a sense of luck and even regret - fortunately, the club's trade was finalized in the middle of the season, and if it waited until the end of the season according to the norm, the Saudi crown prince would definitely leave Newcastle and ask For Chelsea.
After the "banknote ability" was completed, Newcastle contracted the formation and comfortably fought back. Previously, Newcastle has been nagging the last seat, and the weak defense is the main reason, but after the winter window strengthens the defense, this is calm and stable, which is no longer what it used to be.
Despite Brighton's ferocious counter-attack and a goal in the second half, Newcastle held the win with a steady performance, winning 2-1.
After 3 points, The record after the Newcastle winter window became 7 wins, 5 wins and 2 draws, and 17 points were scored, and the points were only behind Liverpool in the same period! Now, Newcastle has 28 points, and due to Burnley's home defeat to Chelsea in this round, the advantage has been further expanded, and the relegation has not been successful, but it is also eight or nine.
Chelsea is about to undergo a great change, Newcastle is also undergoing a transformation, Amanda's solidarity with Abu highlights the pattern, and the future of Newcastle is really promising.