Chapter 633: Dortmund's Counterattack Road in Fan Fan Dejia; Pogba Encounters the Team

Check Dongqiu Di Match Report: Dortmund reverses the game to defeat Bayern 4:3 and top the Fan Fan Dejia standings; Tang Ye records consecutive matches with an assist hat-trick plus a penalty kick winner, while Lewandowski's brace fails to save the day. (132,947 comments)

Attached: Fan Fan Dejia League Standings for the 2020-21 Season (End of Round 7):

1. Borussia Dortmund, 18 points.

2. RB Leipzig, 16 points.

3. Bayern Munich, 16 points.

4. Wolfsburg, 14 points.

5. Leverkusen, 12 points.

After the conclusion of Round 7, the Fan Fan Dejia standings underwent a dramatic shift, with the specific rankings of the top three completely refreshed.

Among them, Dortmund is naturally the biggest winner; this marks the first time this season that Dortmund has topped the standings!

"Can you tell us who your current primary penalty taker is? As far as I know, Haaland should be your first choice, yet after winning the penalty, he passed the ball to you."

At the MVP trophy presentation ceremony, a reporter interviewed Tang Ye, who was holding the trophy.

"Hmm, Erling is our primary penalty taker; I can confirm that. As for why he didn't take that penalty, it should be because he wasn't ready yet. I believe he will be ready soon, and we will provide support for Haaland."

"You've led the team to the top of Fan Fan Dejia in just two months since joining Dortmund; do you have anything you'd like to say?"

"Haha!"

The reporter's words made Tang Ye laugh: "To be honest, I didn't expect it to happen this quickly either."

"Do you mean that the intensity of the Fan Fan Dejia league is lower than you expected?"

"Oh, oh, no."

Tang Ye touched his nose.

"Fan Fan Dejia is great; what I mean is that our level of coordination exceeded expectations. We displayed sufficiently good teamwork, and then, well, just as you see now, we are currently in first place in the Fan Fan Dejia league."

Climbing from fifth place to first through a string of consecutive victories, Dortmund encountered numerous obstacles along the way, but all of them were resolved by the players.

Obstacles existed, but the winning streak had to continue; this is Dortmund's current state.

"We noticed some conflict between you and Pogba after Bayern scored their third goal; were you dissatisfied with his performance?"

"..."

Taking a deep breath, Tang Ye's chest rose and fell noticeably.

"A little bit, perhaps, but making mistakes is normal; I was indeed somewhat impulsive at the time."

Tang Ye stated that he had already apologized to Pogba and expressed his belief that Pogba would soon regain his form.

Click, click!

This was merely a simple interview, but due to the high level of attention this match received, Tang Ye's interview video naturally received focused analysis from "experts."

Dr. Dagen, a well-known psychology blogger on YouTube, analyzed Tang Ye's interview video.

"We can see that when TY said Fan Fan Dejia is an excellent league, he touched his nose with his hand, just like this."

Saying this, Dr. Dagen also touched his own nose with his hand.

In psychology, this is a sign of lack of confidence.

In plain terms, Tang Ye lied!

It wasn't just touching his nose; when making eye contact with the reporter, Tang Ye also touched his hair, which is similarly a sign of lack of confidence.

"However, because TY has ADHD, these actions do not hold full reference value, but we can look at his speech. From what I recall, TY usually pauses when speaking, but when stating that the Fan Fan Dejia league is excellent, TY spoke very rapidly. This abnormal behavior indicates that before answering the question, he had already given himself a psychological suggestion, namely that he must acknowledge the excellence of the Fan Fan Dejia league."

Actually, it was just a few simple sentences, yet even the color of Tang Ye's underwear was dug up.

"The Player in the Global Football Scene Who Respects the Fan Fan Dejia League the Most," read a fan's comment in the section.

"Look, your anti-fans."

Bellingham held his phone screen up in front of Tang Ye; the latter took a brief glance, then helplessly spread his hands: "They just love researching this kind of stuff, but actually, it's useless."

Micro-expression psychology and body language psychology were, in Tang Ye's mind, extremely powerful things.

But this blogger had applied them in the wrong place.

"This is a post-match interview, not an interrogation; I didn't kill anyone, did I?"

Tang Ye spread his hands.

"Haha!"

Bellingham lay on the sofa in the physiotherapy room while the television played the news.

"In Round 7 of the Fan Fan Dejia league, Borussia Dortmund defeated Bayern Munich 4:3 at home to top the Fan Fan Dejia league..."

The news summarized the detailed circumstances of yesterday's match, with Tang Ye's performance mentioned multiple times by reporters.

Commentators on the Munich radio station repeatedly greeted Escrivá's family members; clearly, this guy was a Bayern fan.

"I don't understand Ferran's approach; if he were thinking about the entire Fan Fan Dejia league, he shouldn't have loaned TY."

The commentator expressed his own viewpoint.

If Escrivá wanted Tang Ye to come to Dortmund, fine, just execute a permanent transfer and let Tang Ye play in Fan Fan Dejia for five or six seasons.

Gradually applying pressure to the Fan Fan Dejia teams would create a sense of oppression for those originally ranked in the mid-table—teams unable to reach European competition qualifications yet not facing relegation. Slowly, the intensity of Fan Fan Dejia teams would improve.

As a result, Escrivá didn't go for a transfer but directly arranged a loan instead.

What does that feel like?

It's like beating someone up and then immediately running away.

Playing for multiple seasons would mean Tang Ye's presence forces Fan Fan Dejia teams to improve themselves.

Playing for only one season is merely striking at the mental state of Fan Fan Dejia teams, crushing a bunch of them before running off, which completely damages the future of Fan Fan Dejia.

"This idiot is panicking."

Reus ate some small snacks, finding this commentator from the Munich radio station very interesting, as if his brain development was incomplete.

Who cares about all that nonsense; as long as Dortmund is doing well, isn't that enough?

It wasn't just Royce; many people online were also cursing this commentator, sparking a fight between the commentator's supporters and those of Escrivá.

That's how the football world is: at the slightest disagreement, everyone starts hurling insults.

The Munich radio news segment ended, immediately followed by another report from Bild.

This newspaper is extremely famous, but the news it released today was truly terrible.

At least, that's how it seemed to the Dortmund players.

Bild's front-page headline and cover story read: "Intra-team bullying? Micro-expression experts analyze that Pogba appeared extremely pained after being verbally abused by TY on the pitch; he is currently suffering."

"Although TY stated in his post-match interview that he had reconciled with Pogba, the reality is that his on-field insults went too far, and Pogba's psyche may have been harmed."

"This isn't something that can be recovered from overnight"—this was the answer Bild received after consulting experts.

【I've felt something was off for a while; it seems like Pogba gets scolded by TY every day.】

【If Pogba doesn't track back to defend, what else can be done?】

【The main issue is that TY has cursed him too many times; no normal person could withstand that. It would be slightly better if Pogba talked back, but he doesn't dare to.】

【This time I stand with TY; Pogba won't play properly unless he's scolded.】

【Is it really that serious? I feel Chinese people should be quite easy to get along with, and TY's temper isn't bad either.】

Bild is such a major newspaper, yet it stirs up trouble every single day.

The news of Tang Ye bullying teammates within the squad was as eye-catching as Messi and Ronaldo arranging a private fight; it was truly overly shocking.

In the physiotherapy room, the Dortmund players all turned to look at Tang Ye, who was sitting on the sofa.

The latter looked left and right, then raised both hands: "I... I didn't do it..."

"But you've been slandered."

Haaland shrugged, looking toward Pogba, whose expression was also somewhat awkward: "I don't know how that micro-expression expert conducted his analysis, but I shouldn't have looked that pained, right? Moreover... never mind, I don't know either."

"It's fine, it's fine; it's not a major problem."

Sancho appeared optimistic.

Since the incident itself didn't exist, there was no need to worry about Bild conjuring up any tricks.

"I feel something's wrong."

Hummels glanced at his phone.

Sure enough, Bild's news story had already climbed to second place on the trending search list.

As for why it was only second, it was because the first spot belonged to the "Unbeatable."