Ferguson supported Fletcher's arm, pointing to Huang Kaiwen on the field and said, "Park can't keep up with Kevin, so I need you to use your brain more to defend him. Sometimes you need a little reverse thinking, like just now when Kevin ran in reverse and left Park behind."
"You mean..."
Fletcher asked uncertainly.
"I mean that when you're defending Kevin with Park, you need to make decisions opposite to Park," Ferguson said.
"I'll give it a try."
Fletcher said, turning his head to walk onto the field.
He understood what Sir Ferguson meant.
It wasn't to watch Park Ji-sung and make the opposite decisions to him; if that were the case, you'd be too late for even eating shit.
What he meant was to guess Huang Kaiwen's thoughts and not be confused by his surface actions.
It was simple to say.
But very difficult to do.
Fletcher slightly shook his head.
He really wanted to perform well to repay Sir Ferguson, but it seems this requirement is a bit out of reach for him.
