Arsenal's team doctor entered the court for examination and treatment for Bernardon.

Wenger saw the gesture made by the team doctor, a gesture he didn't want to see:

Benna will never be able to continue playing, and he must substitution.

The professor's face was gloomy. This was really unlucky. Losing was hurtful.

Arsenal was forced to make substitutions, and veteran Rosici came on as a substitute, replacing Bernardon, who had just been replaced.

"Arsenal's luck is too bad." Leinker shook his head. He thought Arsenal and Wenger were too unlucky, even a little pitiful.

Bale's goal was made quite timely, completely dispelling Arsenal's morale and fighting spirit.

Arsenal may have made sufficient preparations for today's game, thinking about winning Villa once.

When they were zero to two, maybe they regained some fighting spirit when they were halftime.

However, these remaining fighting spirits disappeared instantly after the third goal was lost.

Not only that, after zero to three, the painful memories of the previous games against Aston Villa began to flood the players' minds at this time:

Forget it, just like that. It’s not that we haven’t been beaten up by Vera – we’re all used to it anyway.

After the game started again, the Arsenal players were a little absent-minded.

Or, more precisely, it is a loss of souls.

The camera gave Arsenal head coach Arsenal Wenger close-up.

The professor who appeared in the camera frowned and stood there.

Faced with this situation, he didn't seem to know what to do.

...

"On this time, we would say, see what Wenger can do, but this coach who has coached Arsenal for fifteen years doesn't know what to do." Leinker said. This is not a sarcasm or teasing, but a sense of desolation as an old coach.

Wenger just looked at the field, his mind was moving quickly, wanting to find a solution to the problem.

However, he had to admit and face a reality: in the face of such a passive situation, he was powerless.

Having coached Arsenal for fifteen years, Wenger has been adopting a progressive reform strategy, which is very close to the elegant style of his nickname professor.

He has left a deep mark on Arsenal's personal values ​​and coaching philosophy.

In his professional coaching career, he seems to have no other desires except not winning the Champions League.

No one likes failure, and the professor is eager to lead Arsenal to take off again.

Whenever this helpless moment and no one is available, the professor has thought many times that, "It would be great if he had been willing to spend money to sign XX."

In the transfer tide of the "Winger era", Arsenal has also insisted on its buying philosophy.

Arsenal has tightened spending in the construction of the new stadium and was forced to act as a weak player in the transfer market. Arsenal fans have also lost the excitement of welcomeing superstars for many years.

At the same time, in order to build Arsenal's long-term strategy, Wenger only saw selling and buying rare.

Now, Arsenal's fiscal pressure has been reduced in the past two years, and he has gradually become willing to invest in the transfer market.

However, in the face of the new situation in the Premier League, especially the rise of Aston Villa and the rise of Manchester City's rich, the effects that Arsenal's investments can produce are directly greatly reduced.

...

"Look at Aston Villa's bench, as well as players such as Abonrajo, Valdy, J Rowe, De Bruyne, Stroman, etc., and look at Arsenal, it's so pitiful." John Motson said bluntly.

"This cannot be blamed on Wenger. Arsenal is willing to spend money now. However, after many years of no championship, Arsenal's attractiveness has declined, and it is difficult to truly attract top players to join." Leinker said.

"Then there is still no money, and I still don't want to spend money." John Motson shook his head and said without hesitation. "If you really want to spend money, with Arsenal's appeal, you can still buy big-name players."

The two commentators became more and more excited when they talked about Arsenal's current situation.

This building is a bit crooked.

The Aston Villa player on the court received a "signal" to help straighten the crooked building.

This is Aston Villa's goal.

Aston Villa scored a goal by Suarez, and the score was rewritten to four to zero.

After receiving Modric's cross from the wing, the Uruguayan scored a header in front of the goal.

This goal conceals can also show that the Arsenal players are absent-minded.

When Suarez headed the ball, no one jumped and fought for the top.

Szczesny, who lost the ball, looked depressed, and he didn't even have the actions of criticizing his defender teammates - he was numb.

"The game ended early, and Arsenal lost to Aston Villa again, and another miserable defeat! No suspense! No fighting spirit! No resistance!" John Motson criticized Arsenal's performance.

...

With the team leading the score of four to zero, Fang Jue began to make frequent substitutions.

Fang Jue replaced Kyle Walker with Italian full-back Thornton.

Fang Jue used Thornton step by step. Nearly half of the season, the Italian full-back gradually increased Thornton's substitute time and number of times.

A few minutes later, Aston Villa made another substitution.

Fang Jue replaced Clement with Stroman.

After the start of the season, Clement was almost at full attendance, and the Christmas devil schedule had arrived, Fang Jue was worried about Clement's physical fitness.

After all, time is unforgiving, and Clement is almost thirty-one years old.

Fang Jue's move to replace Clement is also regarded as in his opinion that the battle of this game has ended, and all that is left is the garbage time for small knocks and small beatings.

In the seventy-six minutes, Fang Jue replaced Bell with Ha Mei.

The huge cheers and applause from Aston Villa fans rang in the stands.

With Bale's outstanding performance in the past two seasons, current performance, and Aston Villa's six-champion honor, many media are optimistic that Bale will defeat Messi and Ronaldo and then win the FIFA Golden Globe Award.

Of course, most of these media are English media.

Spain is naturally divided into two, Madrid shook the flag and shouted for Ronaldo, and Catalonia applauded Messi.

On the neutral media side, objectively speaking, Bell's approval rating is still relatively good.

However, given the strength, fame and influence of Messi and Ronaldo, it is still unknown whether Bale can defeat these two.

If Bale wins the FIFA Golden Ball Award as he wishes, this will also be the first World Footballer player in the history of Aston Villa.

How can fans not love such a young and talented young man?
Chapter completed!