svetikya Chapter 130 Waaaaah, I'm so sorry, Mr. Ralph!
Chapter 130 Waaaaah, I'm so sorry, Mr. Ralph!
Chapter 130 Waaaaah, I'm so sorry, Mr. Ralph!
"No, that's impossible. How could I have broken the law? I didn't do anything."
Hao Ren was speechless. He had just said that he had not committed any malicious fouls or broken the law, but he was backfired on in just a few minutes.
"Goodman, don't panic. Strictly speaking, this isn't your problem."
The reporter explained, "The violation is the 'Law on the Protection of Minors from Labor,' so the responsibility definitely doesn't lie with you. There's no need to be nervous."
"call----"
"But your head coach might run into some trouble."
"Um?"
Hao Ren's eyes widened instantly: "No, I still don't understand the whole thing. Maybe you need to explain it to me again."
As soon as he finished speaking, two Leipzig staff members ran in from outside the press conference room.
"This interview can now conclude."
"Sir, let's end the interview now."
Hao Ren wanted to continue the conversation with the reporter in order to obtain more information.
However, in the spirit of reason, he listened to the advice of the club staff.
Dongqiudi (a sports betting platform) reposted: Hao Ren's student registration information is invalid, and Leipzig may be suspected of violating relevant laws.
[Do you know how I felt seeing this news right after watching the game? What the hell is this?]
Good heavens! Does attending high school in China not count? But that seems reasonable, though; who in their right mind would take online classes?
Leipzig's legal team is quite something, always looking for loopholes in the transfer market, but they didn't realize there was a ticking time bomb in the team.
[Waaaaah, they're not going to punish me, Mr. Goodman, are they? I, Mr. Goodman, can't be allowed to get hurt!]
[Could it be that the kill order has been activated?]
[What kind of kill order is this? Isn't the target L0L? Why is Hao Qiuwang's main job being hunted down?]
The repost garnered over 1 comments in just 10 minutes, making it stand out among off-site news.
But this is not some tabloid news!
Grandpa Niu is going to get sanctioned!
but----
The panicked fans were actually those who hadn't read the news in its entirety.
If you read the whole news report, you'll find that this incident doesn't have much to do with Hao Ren.
Or to put it more precisely: Hao Ren will not be punished for this.
The clubs and team coaches are the ones who suffer.
Ralph is the ultimate victim!
The match between Leipzig and Mainz was the last match of the 8th round.
In the eighth round of matches, both Leipzig and Bayern Munich defeated their respective opponents.
In addition, Dortmund's win rate is very stable.
This resulted in little change in the top positions of the standings. Bayern Munich, who were previously in first place, remain in first, and RB Leipzig, who were previously in second, remain in second.
To be honest, Leipzig's ability to maintain second place after the 8th round was something no fan expected.
Here's a scary story: the top teams in the standings have shown signs of stabilizing, but Leipzig is still not out of the running!
Of course, for Leipzig fans, the most important thing right now is not to celebrate, but to keep up with the latest news.
Because their club broke the law!
"What's going on, Goode!"
"Why is the student registration information invalid?"
As soon as Hao Ren returned to the locker room, he was immediately surrounded by his teammates.
"Holy crap, I had no idea either!"
Hao Ren sat in the chair: "Let me check the news first. I don't know what it's about yet."
"You don't know? That's very strange."
Kimmich was surprised.
Hao Ren was one of the parties involved, but he didn't know anything about it?
"Brother Chicken, don't rush!"
Hao Ren pointed at Kimmich: "Wait until I finish reading the news, okay? Let me see what it is."
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After saying that, Hao Ren picked up his phone.
He usually reads the original news articles to practice his German, but this time he really didn't have that much time, so he used the browser's built-in tool to translate the entire page into Chinese.
Returning to his mother tongue, Hao Ren's reading speed is also astonishingly fast.
"hiss----"
I did a quick look.
This means that, as a minor player, he is considered an "apprentice" in the German football system.
In other words, Hao Ren needs to provide his school records when registering for the Bundesliga, which is to prove to the Bundesliga that he is attending school.
Hao Ren didn't think much about it at the time and simply wrote down his high school in China.
There weren't many league staff members, because according to the league rules, he only needed to prove that he was attending school.
But neither Hao Ren nor the Bundesliga realized one thing: German law does not recognize schools outside the EU!
As a trainee player, Hao Ren should be studying in Germany!
"So—because I didn't go to school, the club is going to be punished?"
Although he had sorted out his thoughts, Hao Ren still seemed unable to accept this fact.
"The punishment is a minor matter; it will be troublesome if they try to find the person responsible."
Almas interjected, "The punishment would be at most tens of thousands of euros, nothing serious. But if the team is really under investigation, the head coach could be suspended—"
After saying that, Almas pointed to the locker room door: "Didn't you notice that Ralph isn't in the locker room? I don't know where he is, but I'm sure he's incredibly nervous right now."
"Holy crap."
Hao Ren scratched his head: "Shouldn't the league staff have reminded me when I registered? They should have known this, right?"
"Judging from the results, they didn't know either."
Sebastian sighed: "There have been very few underage players in the history of the Bundesliga. If there are any, they are usually talents from top clubs, and those players usually study at the club's partner schools. There's no need for them to go outside the EU."
"So it's just bad luck? I just happen to be neither a German player nor a product of a top club's youth academy?"
Hao Ren was speechless: "But we really didn't know. The league should give us a lighter punishment."
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"No, no, no!"
Almas interrupted Hao Ren: "You misunderstood Gudé. It was us and the league that made mistakes."
"The league won't punish us, because the league itself might be under investigation."
Almas shrugged: "As I understand it, the Bundesliga should be punished for protecting underage players who are not attending school."
, "
Hao Ren was speechless.
Before the start of this season, Mr. Goodman made a bold statement, saying that he would crush the entire Bundesliga.
As a result, the goal was achieved in just two months after the start of the competition.
The Bundesliga has been seriously sanctioned!
"Lucas (Klosterman), are you aware of the Goodman scandal?"
"Joshua (Kimmich), you and Goodman are very close. Do you know anything about Goodman?"
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Leipzig players were surrounded by reporters on their way to the team bus.
This is actually understandable, after all, this is the most abstract news in the Bundesliga in recent seasons.
Fortunately, the security at the scene was quite effective, and the reporters were quickly separated, allowing Hao Ren to leave the stadium.
RB Leipzig officials stated that they will cooperate with the police and education departments in the investigation.
The Bundesliga officially stated that the incident was an "error" and that they will cooperate with the relevant authorities' investigation.
Did The Sun predict the future? Before the start of this season, Goodman stated on the Chinese social media platform Weibo that he would crush the entire Bundesliga.
The Sun newspaper unearthed Hao Ren's Weibo posts from several months ago and translated them into English, German, and French.
They declared months in advance that they would crush the Bundesliga, and now the Bundesliga is indeed facing an investigation.
If it were any other player, then it would really be suspected that it was a malicious violation.
But the interesting thing is that Hao Ren has already established a persona among the fans.
The entire Bundesliga is under our feet —
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If it's Goodman, then it's definitely just bragging.
So it was all just a coincidence!
"I just don't understand. Why can't it be my prediction that came true?"
On the bus, Hao Ren complained to his teammates, "These two things are clearly related, okay? They actually said that my previous statements were just bragging?"
"Haha, the fans know what you like to do. Could you really have predicted this situation?"
,,
Hao Ren was speechless.
"Alright, I don't think it's anything serious, don't worry about it, Good."
Sebastian began to comfort Hao Ren.
Meanwhile, Kimmich, Hao Ren's best buddy, was holding his phone, seemingly constantly refreshing the screen.
"Joshua! Aren't you going to say something?"
Sebastian patted Kimmich on the shoulder, who laughed and said, "I'm waiting for Erend's update."
Upon hearing this, Hao Ren turned his head away: "No, why are you waiting for Allen to update? What does this have to do with him?"
He's almost bankrupt!
"This is negative news about you, he's bound to have something to say."
Kimmich gestured for Hao Ren to take out his phone and look: "I bet 100 euros he'll definitely curse you out from beginning to end on the show, haha, you know Goode, you're the one he dislikes the most."
"I don't like him either!"
Hao Ren cursed Allen in his mind, then picked up his own phone.
Just then, Erend updated.
"Wait, it's here! He released a new video!"
"I told you, Goode, you'd see if you clicked on it and you'd know he'd already started cursing."
Kimmich mimicked Allende's tone: "Yes—that's it. Goodman is that kind of person. He must have known all this beforehand, which is why he made the mistake. So my point is clear: Goodman must go to jail! He's the mastermind behind all of this!"
"Comeon!"
Hao Ren raised his hands to beg for mercy, and Kimmich laughed loudly: "Just you wait and see, that's definitely what he'll say."
59
"Alan De Talks Football Special - Did Goodman and Leipzig Violate Minor Protection Laws?"
Looking at the title on the screen, Hao Ren felt nauseous.
Honestly, he really didn't want to see Erend's face.
However, out of curiosity, he still clicked on the video.
[Alan De talks about football - Bild]
In the familiar studio, Allende sat with radio employee Lawrence.
"Just now, a reporter from the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported a truly explosive news story, which immediately garnered widespread attention online!"
Lawrence began to speak slowly.
"This is very important news, and it can be said to concern Leipzig's league prospects."
As he spoke, Lawrence's gaze turned somewhat ferocious.
He knew the show's original purpose—to gain viewership by criticizing Goodman!
"If this matter isn't handled properly, Leipzig's head coach and even Goodman himself could face suspension!"
"So, Erend, in your opinion, what mistake did Goodman make in this incident?"
The camera shifted slightly towards Erend's location.
Lawrence was a little nervous, sitting in his seat making a draft.
He knew this was a rather exaggerated statement, so even if Allen said something like "Goodman must go to jail," he still needed to express his support.
As for what to say at that time, that requires careful consideration.
The art of language!
"Well—actually, I think this incident is rather strange."
"Yes, that's right."
"After reading the news, I had a rough guess that Goodman probably had nothing to do with this incident."
"Yes—hmm?"
Lawrence paused for a moment, then turned to look at Elend beside him.
No, what's going on?
Ellende kept looking at the camera while speaking, and he didn't pay attention to Lawrence's strange behavior.
"While I really dislike Goodman, that's a fact. But when it comes to legal news like this, we should stick to the facts."
Erend slowly recounted: "Judging from the description of the incident, Goodman himself and Leipzig were completely unaware of the whole affair, and even the Bundesliga staff did not know that they had made a mistake."
"If Goodman can be suspended, that would be great. I would be very happy if he were suspended."
"But the fact is, Goodman has nothing to do with this. Legally speaking, he doesn't deserve any punishment!"
Erend looked dignified and righteous.
He certainly didn't like Hao Ren.
But no matter what, the law should be taken seriously.
"call----"
Erend sighed: "I really, really like it when Goodman gets suspended."
"But the fact is, regardless of whether the Bundesliga and Leipzig face punishment, Goodman should be considered innocent."
【? ? ? ? 】
【Erend, what happened to you?! ??? ? ...
[Public figures do need to act this way. Although Allen has been criticizing Goodman, when something really happens, they should stick to the facts.]
I also stand with Goodman! Mr. Goodman is innocent!
[A fine should suffice, Leipzig has plenty of money anyway.]
Football expert Dongqiudi (a Chinese sports website) is hotly debating the issue: Truth reigns supreme! Bild's well-known critic, Allen, stated on a program that Hao Ren was unrelated to the whole incident. "Although I really dislike Hao Ren, he shouldn't be punished for this."
If the report in The Sun is true, RB Leipzig coach Ralf Rangnick could be considered the "primary person responsible" and suspended for at least two matches.
dong dong!
"The door is open, you can just come in!"
Rangnick looked up and saw that the person who had come was Hao Ren.
Leipzig's first team had only recently disbanded, and Hao Ren was still wearing his own clothes.
"What's wrong?"
"Um, well—"
Hao Ren looked extremely embarrassed as he slowly walked toward Rangnick and eventually stopped in front of the German's desk.
"What's wrong? Good, just say what's on your mind, it's nothing."
"—Will you be suspended?"
Hao Ren touched his nose as he spoke, clearly showing that he was very embarrassed.
"Hmm—I don't know either."
Rangnick removed his hands from above the keyboard: "Maybe, but there's not much we can do about it."
Hao Ren lowered his head.
"Mr. Ralph, oh, oh, I'm so sorry—"
"But I know I was wrong. I'm going to go to school right now. I'm not lying to you."
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