Rooney s anti-Japanese team: The Three Lions are united now? Are you the beauty from distance?

Sports Weekly All-Media Reporter Li Jingyi

Gerrard, who had been silent for a long time, returned to the hot search with his podcast conversation with Ferdinand. The Liverpool legend sincerely recalled: In the old days, hot guys and handsome boys worked in separate camps, which extended the antagonism and conflict between clubs to the national team locker room, which greatly restricted the final results of England's golden generation. The Jays are reminiscing about the passing years, but Rooney, whom he considers to be the "most outstanding Three Lions teammate and all-around attacker", was not moved by the sadness of his former colleagues, but said "reverse correction": The present is no different from the past, and the Jays' sentiments are nothing more than beauty arising from distance.

Rooney emphasized that in terms of honors, their Three Lions naturally gained nothing. "I wouldn't say it like this, but I understand what Gerrard meant. There are indeed a lot of big shots in the dressing room. I won't say that the current attitude of the England team is more correct. This is also disrespectful to ourselves, because we tried hard to change, but the results failed. Looking back at the players at that time, could we have done better, but it was not the case."

The Three Lions have greatly improved media relations. relationship, and won a milder public opinion environment for itself. At that time, the British media mainly focused on the defensive concept of the "South Gate" and their love for the national football team. In Rooney's view, this is also an important reason why the Jays are confused by the current unity of the Three Lions: "The current situation is , Players (from different clubs) will meet for training in pre-season, such as Foden and Rashford. This is a completely different generation. The most important thing is the way the media reports, and the relationship between the players and the media will be more harmonious, which will give people a better impression."