Chapter 620: Giant Tifo at Westfalen, Escriwa's
Check Dongqiu Di pinned post: Tang Ye makes his appearance at Westfalen.
【Dortmund fans are really crying, didn't expect Tang Tang Qiuwang could still come to Fan Fan Dejia to play football】
【A 240 million euro Fan Fan Dejia player, can you handle that? Well, I can, because I'm a Bayern hater, hehe】
【Dortmund really gave face, even a one-season loan has an unveiling ceremony, feels like Ronaldo's unveiling at the Bernabéu】
【Spending 70 million euros in one season, how can you not take this seriously】
The 80,000-seat stadium was almost full to the brim, Tang Ye walked toward the center of the pitch clapping.
Several Fan Fan Dejia match balls were laid out on the grass.
Bang!
He flicked a ball up with his heel, juggling it as he walked toward the center circle, where the host and translator were already waiting at their designated spots.
"Welcome, Tom." (German)
Tang Ye did a few fancy juggles, then settled the ball at his feet.
"Heja BVB!" (Go Dortmund)
"Heja BVB!"
The Dortmund fans at this moment were no different from crazy, besides shouting the team name they were shouting Tang Ye's name.
No matter what kind of tactics Escriwa devises, or whether Tang Ye can fully integrate into the team, Dortmund fans don't care about any of it.
They only know that a Ballon d'Or player has come to Westfalen, and he will lead Dortmund slowly toward greater heights.
"Woo!"
"Woo!"
A sound came from the South Stand, Tang Ye turned his head over, then his pupils suddenly contracted.
He saw a giant tifo on Dortmund's South Stand moving upward from the very bottom.
The tifo was huge, slowly covering the entire South Stand, revealing the content above.
It was a pink little pig, wearing yellow clothes with the "BVB" logo.
The pink little pig was sitting on the ground, a silver shield cradled in its arms, looking very happy.
Because this silver shield is the symbol of the Fan Fan Dejia championship.
"Wow"
He had long since seen Dortmund's South Stand, but before he had always been the target of their attacks; becoming the main character of a tifo this time inevitably gave him a strange feeling.
Dortmund is blessed, because they have wonderful fans.
Tang Ye took the microphone from the host, and under the spotlight spoke the lines he had long prepared.
"I am very happy to be here, to be here in Dortmund, Germany..." (German)
"As for the question the host just asked me, and the questions you DM'd me on Ins, I think I should give an answer now." (English)
"I think I am ready." (English)
Tang Ye took a light breath, and under the expectant gazes of the Dortmund fans shouted out that line.
"Heja BVB!!!"
"Wow!!!!"
"Tang Ye!"
"Tang Ye!"
"Tang Ye!"
Holding the microphone in his right hand, Tang Ye walked slowly out from the center of the pitch together with the translator and host: "Who wants the first ball?"
Tang Ye bent down to pick up the ball on the grass, held it in his hand, switched it between left and right hands, and now the ball was in his right hand.
"Here!"
"TY!"
"Shit, give it to me!"
"TY, I'm a fan of the Chinese national team!"
"..."
Tang Ye shook his head left and right, quickly locking onto a target in the second-tier stand: "Uh, second tier of the East Stand, the one wearing a black short-sleeve, yeah, the one with the beard"
The translator relayed Tang Ye's words, and the director quickly found the black-bearded guy Tang Ye had mentioned.
Hmm...
Nodding lightly, Tang Ye tossed the ball onto the grass, and once the ball was steady on the turf he began backing up.
"What are you doing?"
The translator looked at Tang Ye beside him; the latter, microphone in his right hand, had already begun his run-up.
Pop!
A powerful long pass sent the ball flying higher and higher, quickly reaching the second tier.
It dropped, flying precisely toward the lucky fan Tang Ye had just pointed out.
"Wow!"
The fan raised both hands and caught the ball from the sky steadily.
"..."
The translator looked at Tang Ye: "... Shit"
"There are still 24 balls left now, whoever wants one can shout it out!"
The female host said.
"Wow!!"
"Here! Here!"
"I'm your face-fan Tom, look over here!"
……
Check Dongqiu Di Match Report: Fan Fan Dejia Round 3, Dortmund defeats Freiburg 2:0; Haaland scores, Bellingham's Fan Fan Dejia debut is unremarkable, Tang Ye watches from the substitutes' bench. (109,352 comments)
He didn't step onto the pitch at all, yet a single match report still garnered over 100,000 comments; the number of people watching football in China is undoubtedly growing.
Sports Pictures Front Page Headline: Two wins and one loss in three rounds; Dortmund's form this season is stable.
"Judging by current observations, Bellingham's performance in his first match has not met expectations and requires more time to assess. If Dortmund truly intends to win the league title this season, then ty must integrate into the team as soon as possible; additionally, Sancho needs to return from injury swiftly."
"Dortmund's squad is very strong, but as last season's favorite to win the Champions League, Bayern Munich cannot be underestimated," commented a reporter from Sports Pictures.
Attached: 2020-21 Fan Fan Dejia League Standings (Round 3 not yet fully concluded):
1. RB Leipzig, 9 points.
2. Wolfsburg, 9 points.
3. Bayern Munich, 7 points.
4. Eintracht Frankfurt, 6 points.
5. Borussia Dortmund, 6 points.
……
The season has only just begun; judging the situation of this season's Fan Fan Dejia based on merely three matches is clearly inappropriate.
However, the basic situation differs little from last season; Leipzig, Wolfsburg, and Bayern remain dominant forces, though Dortmund is equally outstanding.
Kicker Front Page Secondary Headline: Third signing of the summer window, Paris defender Meunier joins Dortmund on a free transfer.
Kicker Front Page Headline: Escrivá interested in West Brom striker Zhang Yuning Zhang (Zhang Zhang Yuning).
Escrivá is at it again; after transferring Wu Lei to Villarreal, he now wishes to buy another Chinese player for Dortmund.
However, unlike the Wu Lei incident, news breaking that Escrivá wants Zhang Zhang Yuning has not met with opposition from Dortmund fans; on the contrary, many Dortmund fans have chosen to stand firmly by Escrivá's side.
Sky Sports Germany interviewed local Borussia Dortmund fans.
"I think this makes perfect sense; Tom came to Germany without knowing any friends, and if homesickness affects his match performance, signing another Chinese player seems the best choice. Francisco (Ferran) did the right thing."
The fan appeared somewhat excited, telling the reporter he had attended Tang Ye's unveiling ceremony today, where Tang Ye, who scored his 17th goal, sat only two rows away from him.
"But German fans seemingly do not like Chinese players; you know, because of the 2018 Russia World Cup."
The reporter reminded him, yet his words were quickly countered by the interviewed fan: "That was all just joking; I don't know what other German fans think, but Dortmund fans definitely love Chinese players the most, hehe."
"……"
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