The Times: "Gary Neville believes England must perform one or two levels above their usual standard if they are to eliminate China and advance. He also said that the England National Team's poor results were due to Erik ten Hag. When England reached two major tournament finals, Manchester United's English academy players played extremely important roles.
"During Ten Hag's time at Manchester United, the club's English players were out of form, and there were hardly any English players produced by the academy. That was why the England National Team's results were so unstable. Considering Kevin's admiration for him, Gary Neville believes Ten Hag may be a Liverpool fan deliberately managing Manchester United."
Huang Kaiwen: ...
What did this have to do with Huang the Ball King?
Still, Huang the Ball King had always had a good eye.
That Ten Hag guy counted as Huang the Ball King's "biggest mistake."
Neville was not wrong to say that.
After all, Huang the Ball King's judgment had always been flawless. The chances of Ten Hag being a genius were definitely greater than the chances of him being mediocre. If he was a genius yet still could not manage Manchester United well, then the only possibility was that he was an inside man.
For quite some time, Huang Kaiwen did not dare answer Sir Ferguson's calls.
After briefly reading the papers and finishing breakfast, Huang Kaiwen headed to the meeting room.
"Thanks for your hard work. I brought you breakfast."
Huang Kaiwen smiled at the security guards, carrying several bags.
"It was nothing, nothing."
The security staff all wore smiles as well.
They had caught actual spies. That was a major achievement no matter how they looked at it.
After catching them yesterday, Huang Kaiwen had gone back to sleep. Only this morning had