Chapter 697 Pere, I feel so lucky (Please give me a monthly ticket for the third update)

"A few casual rumors are enough to hurt or even destroy a person." Fang Jue was filled with righteous indignation. "Cyber ​​violence is not as obvious as the violence in reality, invisible or intangible, but this kind of invisible and intangible violence is equally bad."

"To be precise, cyber violence is even worse because it is impossible to prevent it."

"You can imagine that a person is subject to groundless criticism from thousands, tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, and millions of people. This will cause great mental and psychological harm to people."

"As long as you calm down and think carefully about this matter, you will find that from the beginning to the end, this is a rumor with no evidence."

"'Source who does not want to be named', 'the person who does not want to be identified' is very unrigorous in its own words. The hidden head and tail are itself a creation of soil for rumors."

"Just just now, Mr. Guardiola told me that Luis had not eaten for a day. He was in a very bad mood and even tended to be depressed." Fang Jue pointed at Suarez.

Suarez was startled, and fortunately, he was shocked and pressed back the burp of the caviar he was about to beat with matte tea.

"The responsibility of the media is to pursue the truth and to give the parties fairness and justice." Fang Juegong bowed, "So, here I beg you to give Louis justice, and at the same time, I hope that through this incident, everyone will realize the harm of cyber violence."

The righteous coach Aston Villa won cheers from some of the reporters on the scene, and they were impressed by him.

Whether in this situation, being able to visit and support Suarez in person or this shocking righteous statement made these people admire them.

Perhaps many of them are good at making trouble and spreading rumors.

However, even a villain hopes that his friend is a bright and magnificent friend who dares to stand up and support him at critical moments.

Suarez looked at Fang Jue, who was serious and talked freely, explaining and defending him.

The protected 24-year-old Uruguayan nose has a sour nose.

Fang Jue shook hands and said goodbye again, with Guardiola and Suarez.

After Fang Jue left, the reporters immediately surrounded Suarez and Guardiola and wanted to interview them.

Guardiola was very experienced. He took Suarez out of the encirclement and returned home.

At this time, Suarez doesn’t need to say anything, because as long as you speak, you may be wrong and will be interpreted in various ways.

It’s better to remain silent and be a ‘worried victim of cyber violence’.

"Perre, I think I'm so lucky," Suarez told Guardiola. "I probably met the best coach in football."

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Fang Jue arrived in Amsterdam on a snowy night to visit Suarez, and was interviewed by reporters at the door of the apartment, making a deafening voice:

He strongly supported Suarez and angrily criticized online violence.

This has caused a great response in media and public opinion.

The front page of the sports page of The Times is: Fang Jue angrily denounced online violence, and the Uruguayans were moved to tears.

"The Guardian": The victim of cyber violence? Fang Jue supports Suarez!

"Mirror": We don't know what the truth is, but Fang Jue is definitely the most respected and popular coach in football. If Suarez is a girl, he will definitely agree to it.

Italian media, German media, Spanish media, and French media also focused on reporting on this matter.

Some media praised Fang Jue for being the best coach and his conscience.

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Fang Jue strongly supported Suarez and angrily denounced online violence, which has received support from many peers and players in the football circle.

Fang Jue's good friend, Forget-Age, Arsena Wenger was the first to stand up to support: the players are public figures, and it is precisely because of this that they are more susceptible to rumors and wrong remarks.

The professor even took this opportunity to explain Fabregas's previous behavior, hoping to ease his bad relationship with Arsenal fans:

Sometimes Francisco is just shy and embarrassed to refuse his friends' jokes. He told me that he loves Arsenal and many things are caused by the change of spread.

Everyone understood that Wenger was doing his best and trying his best to keep Fabregas.

Ferguson: I scolded reporters, some people said it was too much. Do you know why some reporters deserve to be beaten up now?

(Reporter: We call quarrels, which belongs to the normal category. Can this be called online violence? Besides, you not only scold us, but also hit people...)

Ancelotti: I agree with what Fang Jue said, cyber violence is very abominable. I hope everyone can remain calm when facing some information and not be easily affected.

A tabloid previously spread rumors that Ancelotti had cheated on a undressed girl, almost causing trouble for the famous Italian handsome guy. Later it was confirmed that this was a fabrication by the newspaper based on a photo. An Pang just signed an autograph for a strange woman in a bar and just touched a glass.

Even the head coaches of the two giant La Liga clubs far away in Spain have spoken out.

Mourinho: Yes, I am also a victim of cyber violence. Many media and many people deliberately vilify me because they are afraid of me.

Guardiola: I heard about this (which happened to Suarez). The news spread without evidence is very bad. It is like a performance on the court. It is very deceptive and this behavior is very bad.

Suarez's teammates in Ajax, including Stekrenberg, Vertonheen, Emmanuel and others, also began to speak out for Suarez.

The young Danish teenager Eriksen even took off his jersey after scoring the next day in the Eredivisie match and showed the T-shirt: Luis, we all know that you are a good person!

Even the former Ajax shooter who plays for Inter Milan, Swede Zlatan Ibrahimovic, has come forward to support Suarez:

Don’t pay attention to what others say. Remember one thing: if someone bullies you, just punch them.

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Within Aston Villa, players are also discussing this matter.

Everyone expressed their appreciation for the coach's behavior of visiting Amsterdam overnight, encouraging Suarez, and angrily denounced online violence.

Ronaldo praised Fang Jue in an interview with the media, but did not forget the "Whip the Body" Dunga: Last summer, I was very depressed, and at that time, the boss stood up and spoke to me.

Ronaldo came over and said: And I was not a player of Villa at that time, and he was willing to speak for me, a coach who is truly admirable and a real friend.

Aston Villa captain Desler also appeared and said: I was also a victim of public violence. I want to thank the coach. I want to tell the Uruguayan boy that it’s right for you to come to Villa. You will have the best teammates, the best fans, and the best coach.
Chapter completed!