Let the water on the field, win off the field? Premier League round 2: The Reds play away against Newcastle, don t add fuel to the fire

In the second round of the Premier League, the Reds Liverpool will visit St James' Park Stadium to challenge the Magpie Newcastle.

The two giants, one season was the Premier League champion last season and the other was the League Cup champion last season, both qualified for the Champions League. Newcastle, the League Cup trophy that broke the club's 70-year championship drought, defeated Liverpool in the final.

Even so, as of last season, the two century-old stores that have not violated the river in the English football world for a century have no grudges. But now, it's completely different.

This summer window, Liverpool changed his previous rigidity of being cautious and careful, and frantically signed and strengthened his support, aiming at Newcastle's leading center, and last season's Premier League silver boot Isaac. Logically speaking, it is very common for clubs to poach people, and Newcastle didn't take this seriously at first. After all, Isaac's contract has three years left, and the initiative is all in his own hands.

However, Isaac ignored these things at all and publicly announced that he would no longer play for Newcastle, just wanted to go to Liverpool, and then went on strike. Liverpool then offered a £110 million offer, but Newcastle, who was not short of money at all, flatly refused. Isaac's forced palace completely disrupted Newcastle's summer recruitment plan, and all the favorites were intercepted - Cunya and Mbemo went to Manchester United, Trafford went to Manchester City, Pedro went to Chelsea, Ekitic went to Liverpool, and Kudus went to Tottenham...

Looking at Ekitic's explosive state after the start of the game, Newcastle was even more angry.

After Newcastle rejected Liverpool's first £110 million offer, Isaac finally showed up, but he still did not communicate or express his opinion. Then he even accused Newcastle of betrayal in a long article, completely tearing his face.

Now, all Newcastle fans regard Isaac as a traitor, while Liverpool becomes Newcastle's public enemy. Yes, this old football store that has never been resentful for a century has formed a bond. At this critical moment, the highlight of Liverpool's away game against Newcastle was arranged, and the two sides were already at a tense momentum.

It is reported that in order to avoid adding fuel to the fire, Liverpool voluntarily stopped communicating with Newcastle on Isaac's transfer until the end of the game. This makes people imagine that Liverpool is preparing to release water on the court and collect rice off the court?

Isaac dares to extort himself, and his greatest confidence is Article 17 of the FIFA transfer, which is commonly known as the Webster clause. If Newcastle is determined, he will buy out his contract and join the giants outside the Premier League as a free agent. If you think about it carefully, Isaac's move is indeed high, and he has circled Liverpool in.

Of course, Isaac will definitely not make a appearance in the game, and whether Liverpool can convince Newcastle to release depends on how much face Newcastle can get back - after all, this richest club in history is not short of money at all.