At the post-match press conference, Mancini changed his usual low-key demeanor and began to criticize the Main Referee:
"I don't know if the Main Referee saw it or not, but their number 13 clearly slapped Richards while running, yet the Main Referee turned a blind eye."
"That goal shouldn't have counted. Fly scored against us with a foul."
"We didn't play well in this match, and we need to find the reason for the heavy defeat."
When asked by reporters about the fans at the stadium insulting Fly, Mancini did not defend him, but generously admitted:
"Our fans shouldn't attack a player like that, especially when this player is not yet an adult. It's even more unacceptable."
"Although I am very dissatisfied with Fly's action, it is not a reason for fans to arbitrarily attack him personally."
"Fly Adams is indeed a genius, there is no doubt about that."
When interviewed, Wenger naturally wouldn't admit that Fly's action was a foul:
"Foul? I suggest everyone can look back at that footage. Fly just instinctively raised his hand, but the extent to which he raised his hand was not enough to hit the opposing player's face at all."
"Undoubtedly, this was a very despicable dive, and the Main Referee made the correct judgment."
"We have performed well this season so far. Except for the draw against Sunderland, we have won all the remaining matches."
"But I don't think it's time for us to be happy yet. You know, only a quarter of the League has passed, and there are still three-quarters of the way to go."
"What the final result will be, we still have to see our future performance. We cannot be complacent."
"Of course, I will not deny that this season is indeed Arsenal's best season since the Invincibles season."
"In fact, strictly speaking, we didn't perform as well even in the Invincibles season as we are now."
When asked by reporters about the reason, Wenger thought for a moment, then praised Fly: "There are many reasons for all of this, for example, Nasri has performed very well this season."
"Wilshere also hasn't been injured as frequently as in the past two seasons."
"Of course, I think the main reason is Fly. This kid is simply too outstanding."
"I don't know if it's an illusion, but watching him score goals so easily makes me feel that football is a very easy sport. Even if I went up and played a few games now, I could score goals."
At this point, Wenger and the Fleet Street reporters laughed together.
"Okay, I know I'm joking, but I really think Fly scores goals too easily."
"How many League goals has he scored this season? 15, or 17? Sorry, I can't quite remember."
"I only know one thing, that is, only a quarter of the League has passed, and this kid has already scored more than a dozen League goals."
"If we wait until the end of the League, I don't dare to guess what number his final goal tally will reach."
"But I think breaking Alan Shearer's Premier League single-season goal record should not be a big problem."
After Wenger's interview was reported by the media, it immediately set off a wave of discussion throughout England.
From the media to ordinary fans across England, everyone is now speculating how many goals Fly can score this season given his current scoring efficiency!
Even the retired Alan Shearer came out and said in an interview: "Although I really don't want to admit it, this kid breaking my single-season goal record is basically a certainty. Perhaps only god can stop him."
"I've watched a few of Fly's games this season, and I have to say, his playing style is very clean and sharp, the typical striker's style."
"The most crucial thing is his incredible speed. Oh, my god, I even feel that his speed is unmatched in the entire history of football."
"He can always start running the moment the ball is passed and completely shake off the defenders next to him in a very short time."
"No matter who the defender is, they are no match for him in a challenge."
"Incredible, you know, this is the Premier League, the most competitive League in the world."
"But Fly can still ignore any defender here, forcefully overtake, and score by Grab the spot (robbing the point/getting to the ball first). This is simply a myth!"
"I don't want to say too much, in short, Fly is the strongest striker I have ever seen. He has conquered me in just a few months."
When English fans heard that Alan Shearer, a Premier League legend, was full of praise for Fly, their shock deepened.
Could it be that they are truly witnessing the birth of a legendary player now?
To be honest, because Fly's debut was too short and his rise to fame was too fast, many fans have not yet gotten used to his incredible performance.
Many people's thinking is still stuck in the past, their brains haven't updated in time.
Of course, the media hype about the Golden Boy Award competition before the Arsenal vs. Manchester City match also became a complete joke.
A player who completed two goals, one assist, and caused a red card in 70 minutes, with a post-match rating of 10.0.
Compared to a player who only came on as a substitute in the 72nd minute, only managed one harmless shot, and had a post-match rating of only 6.0.
Is there any comparability between these two?
Seriously, stop comparing Mario Balotelli and Fly. They are completely one in the sky and one on the ground.
Even Turin Sports Daily, the organizer of the Golden Boy Award, did not mention the relevant topic again.
It is conceivable that the Italy media have also given up the idea of hyping Mario Balotelli and Fly together.
After all, treating fans as fools will backfire in public opinion, and they don't want to bear this consequence.
To maintain the authority of the award they organize, Turin Sports Daily would not do something that undermines its foundation.
Fly was unaware of these complicated matters.
He is currently promoting his girlfriend Taylor's new album "Speak Now" on Twitter and Facebook.
Although Fly's online followers are still far behind his girlfriend Taylor's, he at least has some influence.
Fly's Twitter followers have now reached 1.5 million, which is considered top tier among all football players.
Only well-known players who have been famous for many years, such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, and Ronaldinho, have more followers than him.
As for Messi, he does not have a Twitter account.
Although he cannot compare with his girlfriend Taylor's 6 million+ followers, he at least has some supporters.
Fly believes that promoting Taylor will definitely let some fans who have not listened to English songs or do not follow the entertainment industry know about his girlfriend.
Perhaps a small number of people will even spend money to support her.
Even if the number is small, it can make his girlfriend's new album sales data look better.
Fly is also doing his small part for his loved one.
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