[Football] The Castoff’s Light

Wow wow wow, I like Arau so much, and I like Fran even more. Our team has won 14 championships, but I still don't have any good football articles to read. I still have to read the old articles over and over again.

It's a pity that I met Arau so late. I feel so lost. I am about to graduate from university and go to graduate school. (It can be predicted that my postgraduate life will be very difficult. After all, I really don't like reading electronic information QAQ.) I don't have a second youth anymore. I have to take it easy. Chengzi's writing is so good. Maybe this is the feeling. It's really uncomfortable. Take it easy and look at my younger son Fran.

After finishing the recommendation post, I felt a sense of melancholy and reluctance, as if I had really walked through this long period of time with Arau. In fact, I didn't like this article that much at first (Don't hit me, Orange). The rules are irregular. At first, the introduction about changing old and changing made me dizzy. The most important thing is that for me, who only started watching football in 2010, Manchester United of that generation is too unfamiliar, and I am not that familiar with the Dutch team. And as the plot unfolds, it seems like you are really watching Arau grow up, watch him fall, watch him stand up, watch him untie his knot, watch him become a big man, become a law, and become a hero in the hearts of many people. I have read quite a few football articles, and once when I was replying to a message, I said, "Look carefully, there are differences between football articles and football articles." Yes, of course there are differences between football articles, and what I want to say is not the plot, but probably the feelings Chengzi himself said. When reading this article, you will feel the author's feelings for the Oranje. Perhaps it is precisely because of this that he can write about Aarau's deep love for the Dutch team to the extreme, and that the fans' love for Aarau can be so touching. In Chengzi's article, Arau has golden fingers, slaps in the face, honors, CP, and a baby. He is a real winner in life, and has all the standard features of a refreshing article. But in some stories, you will only see the protagonist winning again, getting awards, being slapped in the face again, feeling great, and then nothing. And here, after the Netherlands won the championship, at that moment, I seemed to really feel the excitement of the uncrowned king reaching the top and realizing his dream (which made me, a person who does not own a national team, have the urge to become a Dutch fan). I don't know how to describe this feeling. It is really different. Just like Chengzi himself said, this article may not make girls who don't watch football fall in love with football, but it can make girls who like football love football even more. In addition, in this article, Aarau is not a blank person, he is not born out of the blue. He has his own experience, career or relationship. Although he says he is lucky, he also has his own undesirable things. He was "abandoned" by Real Madrid and had a failed relationship. He will also encounter physical limitations (he will also have a receding hairline_(:з∠)_), and it is all these good and bad pasts that make him become a better person and find the right person. Only Alau who finally resolves his heart knot makes people so crazy. I sometimes thought about what it would be like if there really was an Arau, and then I thought about a lot of possibilities. There must be a group of die-hard fans, and there will also be hackers. Some people regard him as a god, and there will also be keyboard warriors who laugh at his old age. Later, I had another understanding: Did we already have our own Lou Vandre, our favorite player? He had his high moments and his downfalls. He was young, but he would also face everything that age brings. However, even if he leaves the court one day, he will always be my hero, and there will never be another one. Orange allowed Arau to stop at the most beautiful moment (even if he shaved his head), and he could still score a hat trick and save points. Although the loss of years took away part of his flexibility and brought some injuries, time allowed him to untie his heart and have a more peaceful mind. He became a mature man with a lover and children. Stopping at this time is not a bad thing. Thank you Chengzi for this dose of emotional amway. I think everyone who loves football will understand.

Orange, there are still many people who like Aarau and Forlan [poor] There are still many people who are interested in football tweets, Aarau and Forlan are always remembered by everyone [Spread flowers] Thank you Orange for creating such a beautiful football world [Come on]

I have actually known about this article for a long time (after all, big defenders are my favorite), but I never read it because I didn't know the Dutch team. I finished reading it in one go this time, and I really couldn't calm down for a long time. I really regretted finishing it so late, and I was glad that I finished watching it. Aarau is really like those players I once liked. Although they have all the honors, I always feel that it is not easy for them. When I saw Aarau shaving his head in the last chapter, I was like the fans in the article, tears kept flowing. They retired, and I won't have a second youth to chase them. Thank you so much for letting me see such a good Araou. There is one more character that I can't forget in my heart. I won't talk about it anymore. Let's play the defender again????

Will my wife write another Dutch book? [Poor] I watched the competition💔

I love the author, the writing is so good 555 I have always had an inexplicable feeling about Arau, which is both real and illusory... The real thing is that the author describes him as if he really existed, and the illusory thing is that when I see that the novel is inconsistent with historical facts and find that "it is fake after all", there is always a faint sense of loss in my heart... Although there is a slight change in history (there is no way to avoid it), it is not like those random changes of Shuangwen Tiantian Life Winner bla. It still follows the historical facts to a large extent, and the aspects involved in the changes have been changed to my favorite points (my champion Netherlands! When watching this year's European Cup, I always think about having an old enemy if I reach the finals. He won with a 5:1 buff and didn't make it to the finals? The author's dream came true (TAT). I really have to praise the author for this (actually, I have never read football articles, but I often see through movies and TV dramas. I especially hate the behavior of using a system to change the plot into a mess just for my own pleasure...) Although there are fewer scenes, this RVP party feels like he has had a state banquet. Unfortunately, I haven't seen how the author describes him later, but the known parts are exactly the same as my impression of him. In the early stages, he was a cute bunny-toothed boy. Some of the scenes with Arau (I won't tell you the spoilers) either made me burst into tears or burst into tears. I originally planned to write a short review before I finished reading it, but I didn't expect it to be so long... I kind of hate myself for reading this so late, just like I discovered after years of retirement from RVP that there is such a handsome and awesome player in world football TAT

The writing is super good. 1551 But I still want to complain that there are really few scenes with the general. There is not even a love story. And Shaquille has no scenes at all. I am sad.

Well, read this article to comfort yourself...

Teacher, will you consider opening a new midfielder or forward? [Let me be healthy]