"Damn it... what are you doing, trying to kill someone?"
Gallas saw the Main Referee, who had been on their side, physically removed by Fly, and in a moment of urgency, he roared at him.
Fly brushed his arm away and said bluntly:
"What does that have to do with me? Who told him to stand in the way of my shot? There's nothing I can do if he was accidentally injured..."
Although Fly's facial expression showed no acting, he couldn't admit it verbally.
When faced with such matters, all he had to do was deny it to the end.
The officials couldn't make a conclusion based solely on facial expressions.
After all, Mike Dean was indeed standing in the path of Fly's shot when he was hit in the face.
Because of this, the officials couldn't say that Fly did it on purpose.
Even though it was obvious to anyone with eyes that Fly's action was retaliation.
But without evidence, everything equals zero...
Perhaps it was due to the deterrence of Fly's "brutal" methods.
The Fourth Official, who replaced Mike Dean in officiating the match, not only dared not blow calls in Tottenham's favor, but even started favoring Arsenal.
Without the Main Referee's help, Tottenham was no longer a match for Arsenal at all.
In the 89th minute of the match.
Nasri assisted Suarez, who made an offside run, to score a goal, making it Arsenal 6:4 Tottenham Hotspur.
In the 92nd minute of the match.
Fly once again broke through on the wing. This time, Gallas's pulling defense directly resulted in the Main Referee showing him a yellow card and awarding Arsenal a penalty.
"Sir, I didn't pull him inside the box..."
Gallas had no objection to the yellow card, but being awarded a penalty completely broke him.
To be fair, he wasn't an idiot; he had deliberately chosen a spot outside the penalty area when pulling Fly.
This way, even if a foul was called, it would at most result in a free kick for Arsenal.
But this time, the Main Referee directly awarded a penalty, which completely dumbfounded him...
Is this what it feels like to be on the receiving end of biased officiating?
Just now, the Main Referee was on their side, almost wearing Tottenham's jersey while officiating.
As the beneficiary, Gallas naturally didn't feel it deeply...
But when the Main Referee became "wearing an Arsenal jersey" to officiate, Gallas felt a deep malice.
However, the Main Referee did not offer Gallas any explanation, directly pointing his hand to the penalty spot.
Fly, holding the football, walked to the 12-yard spot with a determined expression.
Facing the boos of tens of thousands of fans in the stadium, Fly was unaffected.
He took a deep breath, slowly stepped back two paces, heard the whistle blow, adjusted his steps, took the shot, and the ball went in...
The entire process was smooth as flowing water.
Fly completed a four-goal haul, and also changed the score of this match to 7:4, with Arsenal completely securing the victory.
With Arsenal securing the victory, Arsenal also won the 2010-2011 Premier League title six rounds in advance.
"GOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"A four-goal haul!!!"
"Fly Adams!!!"
"The match is over, this highly anticipated North London Derby has concluded."
"Arsenal has secured the victory!!!"
"With Arsenal winning this match, the destination of this season's Premier League title has also been completely decided."
"Let us congratulate Arsenal on winning the Premier League title six rounds early. This early title win also created a new Premier League historical record."
"Oh my God... how many records has Arsenal set this season? I feel like I can't even count them anymore..."
"But it doesn't matter, we just need to know that this season's Arsenal is a phenomenal powerhouse."
"And the one who brought all of this to Arsenal is Fly Adams, who scored a four-goal haul in this match!!!"
"This super genius once again proved to the world that he is the best football player on this planet."
"I firmly believe that when they go to the Bernabéu at the end of the month, they will return unscathed."
"Barcelona cannot stop Arsenal, and Real Madrid even less so..."
When Fly scored his fourth goal of the match, he completely let loose, taking off his jersey in front of tens of thousands of Tottenham fans in the stadium.
This act directly triggered a fierce backlash from the Tottenham fans present.
"Fxxk..."
"Fly, you trash!!!"
"You despicable scumbag with low character, you will never get our approval!"
Listening to the Tottenham fans' enraged shouts, Fly wore a look of enjoyment.
Yes... this is exactly the flavor, it's truly authentic!
Since Fly already had a yellow card, and taking off his jersey to celebrate also warranted a yellow card.
The Main Referee had no choice but to give Fly a second yellow, which turned into a red, and sent him off.
Fly himself looked indifferent about it.
Anyway, this match was already a done deal, with no possibility of any further changes.
Moreover, the League title for this season was also secured in advance, so even without this red card, Fly would have been too lazy to play.
"Wait... my League goal count seems to be 59? Just one more goal to reach 60. I should play one more League match later to break the 60-goal mark, otherwise my OCD will act up..."
As he walked off the field, Fly and Arsène Wenger hugged each other.
"Fly, I knew you were the best, no one in this world can compare to you."
"Thank you, thanks to your help, we were able to win the League title again after seven years."
To Arsène Wenger's slightly choked voice, Fly smiled and teased:
"Boss, this is just the beginning. We still have many more championships to win together..."
"Yes, you're right. With you, I have endless confidence..."
Arsène Wenger seemed to notice the catch in his voice and couldn't help but laugh.
Seriously, he's old enough to be Fly's grandfather, yet he's still being sentimental here. Isn't that embarrassing?
After high-fiving Assistant Coach Fuerde and the players on the bench, Fly finally entered the player tunnel.
Less than two minutes after Fly left the field, the Main Referee blew the final whistle of the match.
Ultimately, this North London Derby concluded with Arsenal defeating Tottenham Hotspur 7:4.
When the Main Referee blew the whistle, the Arsenal players on the field gathered together and celebrated wildly.
If it weren't for the Premier League rule that the championship trophy is only awarded to the winning team after their last home match, the Arsenal players would have gone crazy celebrating after this game.
But it doesn't matter, the championship is already secured, and the award ceremony is just a matter of time...
Although Fly was sent off with a red card, he was still the Man of the Match, so he couldn't escape the post-match interview.
After all, a player who scored four goals, even if sent off with a red card, cannot be denied the Man of the Match award.
Moreover, Fly was sent off in the final stages of the match, which, to put it bluntly, did not cause any negative impact on the team...
During the interview with reporters, the reporter first congratulated Arsenal on winning the match and securing the title early. At the last moment, he turned the focus to the incident of "Fly kicking Main Referee Mike Dean off the field."
"Fly, in this match, we saw in the final moments that Main Referee Mike Dean was directly hit in the face by your long-range shot, ultimately collapsing and leaving the field..."
"Do you have anything you'd like to say? Do you feel any guilt for that long-range shot?"
"Through the match broadcast footage, we can see that when Mike Dean was knocked down by you, you showed no concern, but rather extreme indifference. Does this indicate that you are extremely heartless, or that you intentionally kicked the ball into Mike Dean's face?"
Hearing this, Fly had already anticipated it. With a prepared answer in mind, he stated bluntly:
"I'm very sorry... I regret what happened to Mr. Mike Dean."
"Honestly, at that moment, I was completely focused on taking the shot and didn't even notice that Mr. Mike Dean happened to be standing in the path of my shot."
"If I had to do it again, I would choose to see clearly before shooting, and I would definitely try my best to avoid accidental injury."
"As for saying I was very indifferent, I apologize... I wasn't in a good mood at the time, which is why I showed that expression. After all, you can't force someone to smile when they're in a bad mood; that's the behavior of a politician, not something a football player should do."
"As for those who say I did it on purpose, I can only say that their own hearts are dirty, and they see everything as dirty. I disdain to explain, because I never had that intention..."
"This was just a very simple, very pure accidental injury. I'm very sorry, and I will pay attention in the future. That's all..."
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