The client of Chinanews.com, Beijing, May 3 (Xing Rui) On the green field, there is never a lack of passion and hormone collision. While the fans appreciate the skill of playing in the clouds and indulge in the ups and downs of the plot, the brutal drama of violent fouls is also frequently performed. Although fouls are sometimes part of technical tactics, malicious flying shovel and pedaling often cause irreversible damage to opponents.
The author sorted out the "eight major schools" of violent fouls in the world football, intended to alert football fans on the green court: fouls are cool, and two lines of tears are eaten.
Kick the chest: Representative: Derong Cruelty Index: ★★★★★
In the World Cup final in South Africa, the Netherlands and Spain faced each other on a narrow path. The Matador Legion was at the top of the peak. Perhaps the Dutch team thinks they can't compete with it on the technical and tactical level. The Oranges have chosen to push, pull, kick and other tricks to stop the bullfighter's attack.
De Jong flew Alonso.
In the whole game, the most shocking foul of the Dutch team came from De Jong. In a seemingly normal air battle, the Dutch hero kicked the midfielder of Spanish midfielder Harvey Alonso. Afterwards, he actually claimed that he was "rushing to the ball." However, at that time De Jong only received a yellow card. After the World Cup ended, referee Webb of that game admitted that Derong should be sent off with a red card.
Fatal faction: Representative: Lee-Boyer Cruelty Index: ★★★★★
When it comes to English player Lee Bowyer, many people think not of the England genius right player, but his violent "villain" image. If the fouls of other players can be described as rude and savage, then Bowyer's actions on the court are simply outrageous.
Bowyer stepped on Gerardo.
In the 2002 Europa League, Leeds United against Malaga, Bowyer stepped on Gerardo's face, and the spikes crossed the eyes of Gerardo, almost causing blindness. UEFA described this as a "serious attack" and Bowie was subsequently punished for six games.
Diwapai: Representative: Pei Pei Cruelty Index: ★★★★★
In La Liga in 2009, at the last moment of the match between Real Madrid and Getafe, the two sides reached a 2: 2 draw. Real Madrid player Pepe kicked Cascaro with the ball in the penalty area and the referee awarded a penalty kick. Afterwards, Pepe lost his mind, and kicked his two feet to Cascade, lying on the ground.
Pepe "Whip Corpse" Cascade.
This deliberate foul almost caused a large-scale conflict between the players of the two sides. Pepe did not escape the yellow card and was suspended for ten games. Of course, this is not the most glorious deed of Pepe. From violent fouls to direct punches, Pepe ’s title of “football villain” is really sitting.
Headshot: Representative: Ma Wenjia Cruelty Index: ★★★★★
The foul occurred in the unknown Belgian league. It can be "famous on the list", which is enough to see its fierce degree.
Marvinga headshots Casella.
At that time, the standard Liege team's Moroccan player Cacela Gonzalez tried to make a clearance with his opponent Marvinga, but he hit Casella's head and Casella fell immediately Can't afford it. After the diagnosis by the doctor, Casella's cheeks, nose bridge and orbits of the right eye were fractured. He had to undergo cosmetic surgery to restore the face.
Ma Wenjia received a yellow card at the time, and he later repented: "I can't sleep peacefully, I think I almost killed him."
Flying Leg: Representative: Roy-Kean Cruelty Index: ★★★★★
In the Premier League, known for its physical confrontation, there is never a lack of malicious fouls. In the Manchester City derby in 2001, at the end of the game, Manchester United captain Keane kicked Harland's right knee with a spike in a terrible tackle.
Keane shoveled Harland.
Keen was fined £ 5,000 by the FA for this bad foul and suspended three games. But later, when Keane admitted in his autobiography that his foul was to retaliate against Harland, he was fined another £ 150,000 by the FA and was suspended for five games.
Bite: Representative: Suarez Cruelty Index: ★★★★
The Uruguayan star Suarez is also known as the "Yu Su" by fans. The origin of this nickname is not only because he has a large bite, it is important that his bite will "eat people."
In the 2010-11 season, Suarez, who served as the captain in the Ajax of the Netherlands, opened his magic mouth for the first time, creating the first bite incident. The victim was Einhorn's Bakar. He was punished by seven bans after the game. After joining Liverpool, Suarez opened his mouth again and bit Ivanovic defending himself.
Suarez bit Chiellini.
In the 2014 World Cup, Uruguay against Italy, "Su God" finally completed the trick of biting a hat, he took a bite on Chiellini's shoulder. After the latter pulled down the jersey, a row of red teeth marks appeared. Afterwards, Suarez was suspended for nine games by FIFA.
Lock Throat: Representative: Willigton Cruelty Index: ★★★
The "lock throat" trick often appears on the court, and Willigton became a representative of this school because he became famous for locking throat Messi.
Messi was locked.
In La Liga 2014, the leader Barcelona challenged Malaga away. During the game, Malaga center defender Willigton locked his throat Messi and knocked the latter down, and Willigton received a yellow card. Of course, this faction also has a heritage in China. Li Weifeng, who was so hot-tempered at that time, can be regarded as a "big player" in the domestic league.
Drag distribution: Representative: Fellaini Cruelty Index: ★★★
In a game against Manchester United in 2018, Fellaini pulled Gondozi's long hair in defense, causing many "gunners" fans to be dissatisfied. The referee awarded Fellaini a foul, but did not punish him.
Gondoqi's hair was poisoned.
After the game, Gondozi said: "I think Fellaini is a little bit jealous of my hair. Maybe he has not fully accepted the fact that he has short hair." It is worth mentioning that Fellaini also had long hair before. His explosive hair type was also poisoned by others. (Finish)