Even what kind of songs are played during midfield, he will control them.

It can be said that later English managers such as Busby, Clough, and Ferguson were able to become managers who controlled the overall situation unlike other leagues. To some extent, they should be grateful to Chapman as a pioneer.

However, his greatest achievement lies in his tactical innovation.

The WM formation he created completely changed the development of modern football and can almost be said to have led the first football technological revolution. Huddersfield and Arsenal under his command relied on this formation to defeat all the invincible opponents in the world.

Became the first and second dynasty team in the history of England's top league to complete three consecutive league championships (it's just a pity that he only won the first half of it. He left after winning the first two championships at Huashen Town and won the first two championships at Arsenal.

Died of illness after receiving the first crown).

If it weren't for the fact that the European Champions League hadn't been born at that time, I'm afraid Arsenal wouldn't always be ridiculed as the only giant without a Champions League.

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Of course, there was a special reason why Levi felt so much nostalgia when he saw Chapman's statue.

In his previous life, when he was a child, he went to the provincial library to read for the first time. The first book he saw was the two-volume "Magic Football" written by the Englishman Allen Durant. The protagonists in the book, Sam and his brother

Dan discovered a "football ghost" in an old football in his attic. It was Archie, Chapman's main player during the Arsenal dynasty.

To this day, Levi's memory of the content in the book is blurry, but Coach Chapman, who admired Ghost Archie so much, is still fresh in his memory.

But today, he saw the statue of the legendary coach in the stands at Highbury, which gave him a sense of sacredness like a believer embarking on a pilgrimage, and a sense of uncertainty as a childhood dream came true.

Realism.

It is inevitable that I will feel a lot of emotion.

In addition, I thought of these before this game because of a strange fate.

Chapman was born in Yorkshire. After coaching Northampton to win the Southern League Championship, Chapman turned to coach his hometown team Leeds United - then called Leeds City, and quickly improved his football skills.

The strength of the team brought the team from the second to last in the Second Division to the second to last. It was only because the "War" broke out quickly and the club was accused of certain behaviors that it had to be suspended, which also made Leeds United

The timeline of the rise has since been delayed by forty years.

Now, Leeds United is facing the bad luck of being relegated, but winning against Arsenal will almost confirm their success in relegation - their goal difference is more than ten points more than West Ham United; and Arsenal is 5 points behind Manchester United at this time. If they lose,

If you lose this game, you will lose the last glimmer of hope in theory to win the championship.

Therefore, for both parties, this is a battle that cannot be lost.

At this time, Levi was a little curious. Will Mr. Chapman's spirit in heaven support his hometown team or Arsenal, which represented his half-life glory?

However, Lennon next to Levi obviously would not be as emotional as him. The little guy was gnashing his teeth and waving flags with a group of Leeds United fans around him.

After all, it was an away game, and their group of white Leeds United fans looked extremely weak in the red of the entire stadium. This forced them to use all their strength to finally be able to compete with them in terms of momentum.

Fans of the home team protested.

Of course, this is also related to the fact that Arsenal's home game ticket prices have hit record highs, causing the home atmosphere to plummet. Otherwise, such a small group of away team fans would not be able to achieve such an evenly matched scene.
Chapter completed!