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Manchester United's new head coach, Teng Hag, plans to "lock up" players as part of a grand plan to rebuild the club. This does not simply mean that he will weaken the players' growing strength, but rather truly 'shut it up'. This 52 year old Dutch coach plans to adopt the famous cage football.
As early as 2002, an advertisement starring Manchester United's football king Cantona had already introduced global fans to the playing style of The Cage. Ronaldo, Carlos, Figo, Totti and other superstars have all appeared in that advertisement.
The so-called cage football refers to placing players in a narrow field space for competition, requiring players to better utilize their skills and teamwork abilities. Teng Haige has handed over the details of his training venue requirements to the management of Carrington. The British newspaper The Sun revealed that it includes a special 5-person artificial turf competition venue, which Tenghag called "cage work".
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Carrington has started building a small stadium surrounded by iron cages. Not only that, Tenghag also requested a redesign of the training grounds, creating some training grounds that are only half the size of a stadium. He often uses similar training grounds in his daily training at Ajax.
A Manchester United insider told The Sun: "The new manager has put forward some technical requirements, and the staff are working hard to prepare. Carrington originally had an artificial turf 5-a-side stadium named the Adidas Falcon Zone. Players could use it for leisure and games, but Tenghag plans to use it every day. He wants players to feel comfortable locked in cages and fully adapt to the environment, so the stadium is adding cages. He hopes to prepare for the summer training camp. The club is determined to give the manager everything he needs, and Carrington is working hard to build it
The Daily Mail reminds Teng Hag that not only should players be kept in cages during training to improve cooperation, but also their arrogance should be kept in cages in the locker room. Because this season, Manchester United's locker room is filled with division and distrust. Captain Maguire was questioned by some teammates, and some even openly challenged his starting position before the derby against Manchester City, exposing the infighting to the British media. In the end, the team lost 1-4; Some players are believed to be focused not on playing football, but on social networking sites; Other players questioned Longnik's training, and the German publicly admitted this week that the team lacked unity. Moreover, the judgments of insiders in private are even more serious than what Lonnick said. If Teng Hag still has the opportunity to change Manchester United, he must solve these problems.
Teng Hag has arrived in London to watch Manchester United's final game of the season against Crystal Palace, but he will not be able to see Cristiano Ronaldo absent due to injury. However, the Dutchman has made it clear that he is eager to collaborate with the great superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.
According to Teng Hag, he had a conversation with Ronaldo on the sidelines as early as 2019, when the Portuguese superstar was still playing for Juventus. He praised Ajax's style. That was an interesting conversation, "Teng Hag recalled. I remember he really appreciated our way of playing. He was a true winner, a great player, and I can't wait to work with him.
Why did the British, who are known to be gentlemen, promote football? Because besides being gentlemen, the British also believe that ‘a sound soul is born of a strong body’. To be successful in society, a person must be resilient enough to cope with all kinds of shocks and confrontations. The British, who had the whole world at their disposal and half the globe at that time, valued the spirit of competition very highly.
But on the other hand, football is a rare sport in that it is a sport that places great emphasis on co-operation. It is civilised in its savagery, refined in its roughness. Children are always savage, and football allows them to release their nature. But as they grow up slowly, the aspect of football that stresses co-operation will become more and more important, and it will be extremely helpful to the enhancement of their civilisation.
All in all, I think the relevance of football is still to human character. Playing football, liking football and watching football are all a way for human beings to adapt to competition and co-operation, and a ladder for human beings to learn and progress.
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