American TV series: Start with the little Sheldon's wool

Chapter 102 Debate
"Everyone has heard that as a coach, he actually blamed the players for the loss. He was dissing our children who were not good enough..." Greet took the opportunity to misinterpret what Coach George meant.

The row of sponsors below are almost all with children playing on the team.At this moment, hearing Gretel's provocation, they all pointed their finger at George.

As a parent, who would want to admit that their children are not good enough.

Looking at the excited people below, Coach George quickly explained: "I didn't say your children are not good. In fact, they have worked hard enough this year. I want to say that they could have become better."

In fact, Coach George once imagined that if there were more talented players like Mike on the team, it would only be easier for the team to get good results.

In the sport of rugby, sometimes talent is more useful than hard work.

And there are really not many truly talented people in the Melford football team right now.

It's hard for a clever woman to cook without rice. With the current situation of the Melford rugby team, it is obviously a bit difficult for Coach George to get better honors.

It's just that the team's sponsors don't care about this.They only know that the team's results this year are good, and there is a good chance of achieving better results.

This involves a question of expected value.

So in a way, the team's good results this year have become Coach George's weak point.

At this time, Greet also continued to provoke: "Everyone heard it, he admitted it himself, saying that our children are not good enough."

This time, the sponsors' emotions were stirred up again.

No matter how coach George explains it, he doesn't mean it that way.But how could his words be heard by more than a dozen mouths in the audience?

In the end, Coach George couldn't say a word and could only stand helplessly on the stage.He looked like he was accepting criticism from everyone in the audience.

"How could they do this!" Outside the door, little George clenched his fists, expressing his dissatisfaction.

"It really can't go on like this..." Mike said, pushed open the door of the conference room, and walked in.

Seeing a young and handsome student walking in, the sponsors were quiet for a moment, and then began to guess the person's identity.

"I would like to remind everyone that this year's Melford football team has achieved the best results ever." Mike glanced at the crowd below and continued: "The team can achieve such good results. Among them Coach George definitely has a share of the credit, so you have no reason to blame him now.

On the contrary, if you want the team to achieve better results, you should continue to support the work of Coach George..."

Hearing Mike's words, all the sponsors below fell silent.In fact, they didn't have that much dissatisfaction with Coach George. Everything was picked by Greet.

Seeing that the attitudes of the sponsors were changing, Gretel hurriedly said: "Boy, don't think I don't know about your relationship with the Cooper family. You are in the same group, of course you will be towards him..."

With that said, Grete explained Mike's identity to the sponsors.

Then, he continued: "Also, the last game, if George hadn't made you the quarterback, the team probably wouldn't have lost. The way you played on the defensive end, it was a crime... So, both of you Pay a large part of the responsibility for the team's failure."

The people who can sit here are at least rugby lovers, and they obviously watched the last game.

Although these people's rugby knowledge cannot be said to be very professional, they can still understand some basic tactical arrangements.

At this moment, they finally connected Mike with the quarterback of the last game.For the outrageous tactics of the quarterback not defending in the last game, some people also began to express their opinions.

Of course, none of these insights are good words.

Mike saw everyone's reaction in his eyes, and he didn't intend to be indifferent to each other: "In the last game, I believe that those who have watched it know what the team is like. Do you think that in that situation, someone will be better than me? Do you do better?"

Throw it away, who wouldn't.

Moreover, in the last game, Mike's performance was obvious to all.Anyone with a discerning eye can see that if it weren't for the lack of teammates, he would only go further.

"Even if you have some strength, the non-defensive strategy you adopted in the last game is definitely the key to the team's loss. You are responsible for it..." Greet remained stubborn.

He hadn't forgotten how Mike beat his son into the hospital last time.

Looking at the corner of the opponent's aggressive mouth, Mike retorted: "What responsibility do I have to pay? Could it be possible to lead the team to beat Austin by changing the quarterback in that situation? Can your son do it? "

Mike said he is a non-stick pan.

Since the other party targeted him so much, Mike didn't mind pulling out the other party's son, Sam, and whipping his corpse once.

"You, you are trying to make excuses..." Grete was angry.However, he also had to admit that his son's rugby level was simply not comparable to that of his opponent.

It would have been worse if Sam had been put on top of that situation.

However, Greet would not admit that he was wrong. He was still stubborn: "If Sam goes through training, he will definitely become a qualified quarterback. At least he will not let his teammates give up resistance on the defensive end."

"Haha~ You also said that he has been trained. In that case, there is no time for him to train. You are just arrogant..." Mike said with a sarcastic face.

Moreover, based on Mike's understanding of Sam, it is difficult for the opponent to become an excellent quarterback even after training.

Being the "brain" of the team is not that easy.

"Okay, Mike. Stop talking..." Coach George pulled Mike and shook his head slightly.

As the coach of the team, George didn't want to involve the conflict on a certain player, even if that person was Sam.

After that, George no longer wanted to pay attention to the sponsors.So, he called Mike and left the conference room together.

Coach George now wants to go to the principal to see what his attitude is now. After all, the coach's salary is determined by the school, and there is no need to continue wrangling with sponsors.

The two people who went out met George Jr., and the three of them came to the door of the principal's office together.

"Don't go in, I want to talk to the principal alone." George said seriously.

Before the two could answer, Coach George entered the principal's office alone.

"Coach George, you're here, would you like a cup of coffee?" Principal Tom asked with a smile when he saw George walking in.

"No need." George shook his head, stood opposite the desk, and said straight to the point: "I want to know how the school plans to arrange me next."

Principal Tom looked at George on the opposite side, and after a moment of silence, he said, "You also know the situation in the school. Sports funds have always been insufficient. This time, those sponsors donated a large sum of money to the school. The money is enough to send the football team to the school. All the training equipment will be updated again. With good equipment, the strength of the rugby team will also improve next year..."

Insufficient funds in public middle schools are indeed a big problem. As the principal, Tom has to selectively please a wave of sponsors when necessary for his own performance.

In the current situation of the football team, if it can attract sponsorship to the team, it will also be counted in the performance of the principal.

Listening to the principal's nagging narration, Coach George frowned. He interrupted the other party's speech and continued to ask: "I just want to know, what is the school's arrangement for me?"

"Considering the sentiments of the sponsors, the school has decided to let you serve as the assistant coach first." This time, Principal Tom finally answered the question head-on.

(End of this chapter)