It stands to reason that the players all performed well, but those two games were really unlucky.

There are two goalposts in every game, can I believe it?

A goal from the wrong leg, a melee goal after a corner kick, an own goal that bounced off one of our own players.

The luck was extremely bad.

Although the team lost two games in a row, Pearson did not lose his temper with the players that time.

He is very aware of the current situation.

The team's two consecutive losses are not the fault of the players.

On the contrary, when the team is in trouble, the players play very hard.

Therefore, Pearson, who is usually serious in ordinary months, did not show any anxiety that time.

Instead, let Shakespeare comfort the players.

Shakespeare: "Hey, why don't I go by myself?"

Pearson: "He has to maintain a strict image, and I'm responsible for dealing with the aftermath and being a good person."

Shakespeare: "That job sounds like a good job..."
Chapter completed!