Fang Jue felt that he had caught a loophole in the system.

The system only requires leading a team to win one championship and complete the task.

So:

The Premier League champion is the champion.

The cup champion is also a champion.

And in England, there are two cup matches:

FA Cup and English League Cup.

Tomorrow, Aston Villa will usher in the first game of the FA Cup this season, which is the third round of the FA Cup, with Aston Villa playing against Blackburn at home.

However, if Aston Villa wants to win a Cup trophy, the English League Cup championship is the closest.

Aston Villa has reached the semi-finals of the League Cup this season.

They will face the first leg of the League Cup semi-finals in twelve days.

Interestingly, Aston Villa's opponent in the League Cup semi-finals is still Blackburn.

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January 2, 2010.

The third round of the 2009/2010 FA Cup.

Aston Villa defeated Blackburn four-one at home.

Portuguese player Quaresma scored twice, which is also the player scored twice in two consecutive games in the Cup.

Previously, Quaresma scored twice in the League Cup quarter-finals and was in excellent condition.

In addition, Quaresma has an assist.

Quaresma performed well in the Cup, which was related to Fang Jue's tactics and staffing in the Cup.

Aston Villa's center of gravity is in the league and often takes rotations in the cup matches.

For example, key players like Deisler and Gareth Bale will take a rest in the Cup.

In this case, Fang Jue will tilt towards Quaresma in tactical terms, and Portuguese stars enjoy the treatment of core players in the Cup.

When Quaresma performed well in the Portuguese Super League, he also played a core role in the team.

It was precisely because Fang Jue noticed this that he focused on Quaresma's ability in the Cup and entrusted him with reuse.

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England veteran Hess started the game in the basic game and had an assist.

In the second half, Fang Jue replaced Husky and gave the "new player" the courtesy and opportunity to receive cheers from home fans.

In the stands, some fans played a banner: Welcome home, old man!

Yes, you read that right, Husky is Aston Villa's new player.

Husky's transfer to the UAE giants Al Ahli's transfer was completed a day ago.

The UAE giants are willing to pay £7 million in transfer fees and get the England international who is about to celebrate their 32nd birthday nine days later.

Yes, Husky is an active England international.

The head coach of the England national team favors the center. Among the tactics he formulated for the England team, it is very important to have a strong center who can stand on the position, have strong physical confrontation ability, and can be a bridgehead cover.

Then, an embarrassing thing happened. Capello looked at the English football world and also inspected many players. Finally, he found that this veteran in his thirties was still effective.

Husky's status as an active England international was what prompted Al Ahli to be willing to pay £7 million in transfer fees.

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Speaking of which, Husky's transfer still had some twists and turns.

England national team head coach Capello opposes Husky leaving the Premier League and going to Asia to hunt for gold.

He even threatened that if Husky went to Al Ahli, he would miss the World Cup in South Africa.

But the problem is here. Al Ahli's goal is to get an old England international who can compete in the South African World Cup.

This is also the reason why they are willing to offer Husky a considerable salary.

For Husky, this is also a great opportunity for him to get a generous contract in his late years of his career.

However, he is unwilling to give up the chance to play in his last World Cup in his career.

At this time, Aston Villa came out to be a peacemaker.

Fang Jue put forward a very creative new suggestion.

Husky first transferred to Al Ahli, and then Al Ahli loaned Husky to Aston Villa for free for half a season.

In this case, Husky's actual ownership is still Al Ahli's.

The player continued to play in Aston Villa for half a season and was able to maintain a good form to meet the World Cup.

Look, this is… so perfect.

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The Arabs thought about it and this idea was good.

So, on the second day, that is, on the morning of the FA Cup match with Blackburn, Husky completed the official procedure of joining Aston Villa on loan from the UAE League giant Al Ahli.

Al Ahli first spent seven million pounds to get Husky.

Al Ahli loaned veteran Husky to Aston Villa for free for half a year.

During this six months, as a reward for players willing to join Al Ahli, Al Ahli will take the initiative to bear Husky's salary, and the salary is calculated based on the large contract Husky signed in Al Ahli.

The Arabs were satisfied, Aston Villa was satisfied, Capello was satisfied, and Husky was satisfied.

Everyone was very satisfied.

That's why there was an interesting scene in the stands of Villa Park Stadium where fans welcomed the banner of new players Husky.

The English media reported this special transfer case of "export to domestic sales", and they were all shocked.

Aston Villa made a net profit of £7 million and then continued to use Husky for half a season without having to bear the player's salary...

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Husky left the team in a 'fake' way.

Ashley Young is really leaving.

In this game, Ashley Young started the first half and was substituted in the second half and said goodbye to the fans.

The transfer negotiations between Aston Villa and Manchester United on Ashley Young have finally been completed.

Thanks to Ashley Young's hot form in recent games, especially in recent rounds:

A direct conversation with Manchester United, one assist and one goal.

Against Arsenal, one goal and one assist.

Against Liverpool, a tie goal was scored.

The Premier League official also announced the best player name for December 2009, which was Ashley Young.

In December, Ashley Young played five games, with three goals and two assists, helping Aston Villa to achieve a record of two wins and one draw from Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool.

Ashley Young's "crazy" state has strengthened Manchester United's determination to buy him.

Despite the demand for Aston Villa's high transfer fee, Ferguson finally made a domineering decision:

Transfer fees - £26.5 million - reached an agreement!

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Yes, you read that right.

It's £26.5 million.

Aston Villa had been insisting on asking price £25 million.

In fact, the real psychological price of Aston Villa was at the beginning was £20 million.

But there is no way, who would have thought that Ashley Young, who wanted to seek Manchester United's big contract, would explode without warning.

In the end, the transfer agreement was reached at a price higher than Aston Villa's initial "Lion Big Open":

Aston Villa raises the asking price to £26.5 million after Ashley Young scores Arsenal's goal.

Ashley Young scored a goal and tied Liverpool, and Aston Villa raised the asking price to £2 million.

Ashley Young was named the Premier League player last month, and Aston Villa raised the asking price to £30 million.

It is said that Ferguson almost got angry.

Well, Fang Jue can't stand it anymore. He thinks this will damage his good old-year-old friendship with Ferguson.

Fang Jue came forward in person and agreed to give Ashley Young to Manchester United for £26.5 million.
To be continued...