Douglas Johnson was slapped by his boss for Willard, and Willard wanted to make amends. Johnson has been following Velarde for a long time and is very familiar with his extraordinary speed of progress and is very optimistic about his future achievements.
Therefore, after the two met, they quickly reached an agreement on the brokerage share, contract period, etc. Although Johnson's agent certificate has not yet been issued, it is the same as negotiating the terms first and then signing the contract after his certificate is issued.
In addition, the two also discussed how to negotiate a contract extension with the club, including basic annual salary, bonuses, contract period, liquidated damages, etc.
Even though Johnson was very optimistic about Velarde, he was shocked by some of the harsh conditions proposed by Velarde. But in order to hold on to Willard's promising thigh, he still prepared to negotiate with the club according to Willard's conditions without hesitation, and tried his best to obtain the best contract renewal terms.
Although he knew that if the negotiation was based on Willard's terms, the negotiation would probably collapse. But with Willard's current strength and popularity, he is not afraid of finding a new home.
What's more, Willard has less than two years left on his current contract. If the club doesn't want to let Willard go for free and be taken advantage of by other clubs, but wants to earn some transfer fees from him, then it must sign with Willard.
This is something Villard and Johnson can take advantage of.
The next day, Willard and his teammates began to resume normal training.
Willard arrived early and left late as usual for extra training. No one knew that so much had happened to him in the past day. Even the head coach Mario Binco only saw the scene where his contract renewal negotiations with the club ended unhappily. I don’t know that Willard also experienced being threatened, meeting a gang boss, and being pestered by a black silk lady. things on.
The days returned to normal, and the club called Velard midway and tried to negotiate with him again. As a result, Willard did not go again this time. Instead, he gave them the phone number of his agent Douglas Johnson and asked them to talk among themselves.
He is too lazy to argue with the club anymore! Anyway, he told Johnson his most ideal contract renewal conditions and the lowest acceptable bottom line. I believe Johnson will not let him down.
Soon, the time came to the weekend, with the game between second-place Cruzeiro Norte and third-place Santa Fe United taking the lead.
After 90 minutes of fierce battle, the second-placed Cruzeiro Norte lost 0-1 at home to Santa Fe United. The points were surpassed by Santa Fe United. Even the points of Atletico Hurricanes were also surpassed by Santa Fe United. past.
However, as long as the Hurricanes can defeat their opponents in the next game, they will continue to return to the top of the list and lead the second place Santa Fe United by 2 points.
At 16:00 on Sunday, October 26th, with the referee's whistle, the 16th round of the 2014 AFC Second Division Playoffs away match between the Hurricanes and Patronato officially began.
This game was not only an away game, but the weather was also bad. It was raining heavily, so the two sides could only fight fiercely in the rain.
It was raining, and the stadium was naturally muddy and full of puddles. The ball would get stuck in the puddles from time to time. Both sides often made mistakes when passing the ball on the ground, and the ball changed hands very quickly.
If you want to avoid mistakes where the ground ball gets stuck in a puddle and stops rolling, you can only use more aerial attacks. In aerial attacks, when both sides compete for the top, collisions, fouls, injuries, etc. can easily occur.
Only 8 minutes into the first half, Patronato took the ball in the backcourt and drove the ball to the frontcourt with a big kick. Captain Mancinelli had the advantage of being closer to the landing point and ran over to occupy the position.
After the home team forward Caprari rushed over, he could no longer grab the first point, but he wanted to grab the ball, so he jumped first and put his hands on Mancinelli's shoulders to prevent Mancinelli from jumping, and then He successfully grabbed the first point above Mancinelli and passed the ball to his teammate Marcelo Guzman.
If the referee does not blow the whistle, after receiving the ball, Marcelo Guzman only needs to remove the ball and adjust it, and then he can take a long shot close to the penalty area line.
Unfortunately, Caprari had just ferried the ball out, and before Marcelo Guzman could unload the ball, the referee had already blown the whistle for Caprari's foul. Not only that, the referee also gave Caprari a yellow card.
It turned out that after Mancinelli found that he was suppressed by Caprari and unable to take off, he immediately reached out to cover his face, screamed and fell to the ground, made movements of rolling in pain, and asked the referee. It means he is in pain.
The referee's sight was blocked, and his sight was not good in the heavy rain, so he did not notice whether Mancinelli was really hit in the face by Caprari. But seeing that Caprari put his hand on Mancinelli's shoulder, and his palm was indeed stretched forward, leaning against Mancinelli's face, he decided to believe Mancinelli and gave Caprari a penalty. A foul was committed and a yellow card was given.
Caprari was quite surprised and aggrievedly explained to the referee that he did not hit Mancinelli. However, the referee did not believe him and thought he was quibbling, so he upheld the original verdict.
This is Mancinelli's experience as a captain. When the defense was unfavorable, he deliberately caused a foul and gained the right to take a free kick in the backcourt.
Although this method is not very ethical, as long as it is beneficial to yourself, who would care so much?
It was originally a rainy game, and the game was so frustrating that everyone was upset. Now they were unjustly given a yellow card, and a good offensive opportunity was blown away. You can imagine the anger in the hearts of the home team players.
As a result, the game began to gradually go out of shape, and everyone changed from kicking football to kicking people.
In the 17th minute, Patronato defender Walter Andrade kicked Thomson Mira down while fighting for the ball in the penalty area.
As a result, the referee seemed to have misjudged the actual foul this time. He felt that Walter Andrade was grabbing the ball and not kicking anyone. Thomson Mira was suspected of falling in the penalty area and deliberately cheating for a penalty kick.
Although Milla tried his best to explain that he was really kicked from the side by Walter Andrade, the referee still insisted on his opinion and did not call Walter Andrade a foul in the penalty area, let alone a penalty. Penalty kick.
This also angered the players of the Hurricanes Athletic Team.
The two sides started a foul battle.
In the 27th minute, Thomson Mira retaliated by kicking down the opponent's player who first grabbed the ball from behind. However, this time he failed to escape the referee's eyes and was given a foul and received a yellow card.
This naturally made the Hurricanes players even more dissatisfied.
Of course, the players of the home team Patronato were also furious because of the penalty in the 8th minute and refused to give in.
Both sides compete for every inch of the court, fighting for the top, tackling, and intercepting, all trying to gain possession of the ball and attack. But with Velarde on the side of the Hurricanes Athletics, they can't even think about attacking in the middle. They can only slightly threaten the Hurricanes Athletics' penalty area through crosses from the side.
However, the Hurricanes Athletic Team is not much better here. The wing offensive players are in poor condition and the quality of crosses is not good. Thomson Milla is also angry and in poor condition and has not been able to score a goal.
The two sides were tied 0-0 and the stalemate lasted until the end of the first half.
