A Country Pig Rooted Up the City Cabbage

"Su, I get the feeling Wenger's been storing up energy, preparing to unleash a big move against you?"

After seeing the interviews with Wenger and the Arsenal players in the newspaper, Pepe asked Su Dong with a hearty laugh.

"Bullshit!" Su Dong replied blandly.

It was the routine morning meeting on a match day for Man City. The players couldn't help laughing when they heard that, and soon the meeting room erupted in raucous laughter.

"Every time he faces Wenger, he puts on an act. Every time he faces Mourinho, he says, 'No one understands Su Dong better than I do.' And what happens?" Toni Kroos couldn't help mocking him with a laugh.

Indeed, figuring out how to contain Su Dong had already become a subject studied by numerous famous coaches across Europe.

Every time they faced a team with Su Dong, those renowned managers would use every means at their disposal and exhaust every effort to find a way to restrain him.

From Chelsea to Barcelona, Mourinho would say before every match against Su Dong that he had watched Su Dong grow up and that no one understood him better, and so on. The problem was that the Special One had never lost with his mouth, but had never won on the pitch!

Wenger and Ferguson were basically the same.

They had even come up with something called the Su Dong Cage, but it hadn't managed to trap Su Dong either.

"But seriously, Arsenal have made quite a big show of things this time." After laughing, Pepe said solemnly.

"It's actually normal." Gareth Barry picked up the thread. "You'll understand once you know Arsenal's operating strategy over the past few years."

Everyone immediately turned toward the former Aston Villa captain, eager to hear his expert opinion.

"Wenger never really