Anecdotes of players in jens lehmann

In the 2003-2004 season, during the Premier League match between Arsenal and Southampton, Lehmann hit the ball directly on the head of the opposing striker Kevin Phillips. The opponent thinks Lyman did it on purpose. This incident caused a lot of controversy, and the FA also came forward to investigate, and finally ruled that Lyman intentionally hurt his opponent and fined him 6,543.8+0,000 pounds.

But Lyman never changed his mind. Since then, he has hit the head with a ball, as well as Petritsch of Hamburg and Catongo of Bielefeld. Lyman thinks that the former was punished for diving, so he should be taught a lesson. The latter doesn't mind much. "I am used to throwing, which is wrong." Lyman later revealed. Interestingly, after getting the ball thrown by Lyman, Catongo immediately attacked, but his shot was blocked by Lyman. In the Ruhr Derby in 2002/03, Lehmann, who was still guarding Dortmund at that time, scolded teammate and Brazilian center Amoruso.

In the match, Amoruso lost the ball carelessly in a one-on-one confrontation. Lyman actually ran across the field from his own goal and rushed to Amoruso, pointing at him and swearing. Amoruso, who had a bad temper, wanted to have a fight with Lyman, but fortunately his teammates pulled them away. The referee gave Lehmann a second yellow card and sent him off. Afterwards, the club fined Lyman 1 0,000 euros. But Lehmann always admitted, "Amoruso is the best striker I have ever seen." Before the penalty shootout between Germany and Afghanistan, Klinsmann turned to look at his goalkeeper coach kopke and asked, "Are we ready?" Kopke gave him a smile: "Don't worry, everything is fine." At this time, Klinsmann didn't know that kopke was fully prepared for the penalty shootout. Lehmann would know the serving habits of every Argentine penalty shooters. Before the penalty shoot-out, Copco gave Lyman a note, which was 9 cm wide and 10 cm long. It was a note from Grunewald Palace Hotel, on which kopke wrote Weeds in pencil temporarily. Kopke wrote all the necessary tips on it according to the penalty order determined by the Argentine team: Cruz, stay put, goal in the lower right corner, Ayala, low ball, lower left corner, Rodriguez.

The first is the name of the player, the second is the service characteristics of the player, and the third is the usual direction. Kopke said: "Time was too tight, so I only wrote the players' surnames. The angle written on the note is of course from the player's point of view. " Lyman stuffed this note into his boots and looked at it every time before saving people. This note really played a big role, and the information inside can be said to be 100% correct. Lyman chose the right direction for all four balls.

The first penalty, Cruz and Lehmann jumped in the right direction, but Cruz's ball speed was too fast and the angle was too high. Lyman didn't jump, but the correct judgment strengthened Lyman's confidence. Ayala, the second penalty, was completely blocked by Lehmann. The route of the ball he sent out was exactly the same as that predicted by kopke, and there was no mystery for Lyman. In the face of Rodriguez, the third penalty, Lehmann's direction choice is also correct, but the angle of the ball is really sharp, which is in line with the judgment of the "right corner", which makes Lehmann powerless. As for Cambiaso, not only the angle was predicted by Lyman in advance, but also the strength was small and the angle was not sharp enough, so it was easy to win.

In the penalty shoot-out, only kopke was the easiest in the German coaching staff, because this note was previously the secret of Lehmann and kopke, and neither Klinsmann nor other staff in the coaching staff knew it. Bierhoff joked: "I know the content of the note, which says: Jens, save two penalties and we win." A relieved Klinsmann also said: "If we have a penalty against Italy next Tuesday, then I will never worry."

Kopke gave Lehmann a hint on the sidelines temporarily according to the appearance order determined by the Argentine team. In fact, kopke also has a more detailed note for all Argentine players to take penalties, but the writing of this note is different from that for Lehmann:

Ayala, short approach, lower right corner, Riquelme, oblique approach, lower right corner, Rodriguez, long approach, upper left corner, Cruz, short approach, upper left corner, Cambiaso, long approach, right side, Sorin, short approach, lower right corner, Tevez, short approach, middle road,

The angle on this note, contrary to that given to Lehmann, is from the penalty shooters' point of view, which is the information of kopke's training. Although the German team didn't take penalty training in public training, according to the preparation of information, Lehmann still received strict penalty saving training.

The details of the penalty shoot-out show the meticulous preparation of the German team. Before the game against Argentina, Lehmann considered the possibility of a penalty shoot-out. He called his mentor in Schalke's time, the Dutchman Stevens. Stevens is a very profound coach in theory. He has a detailed private database, which stores a lot of information about players. As an old friend, Stevens readily agreed to help. Although he didn't come to Berlin in person, he gave the task to his son Michael, who used to play in Germany and had great affection for the German team. He said, "My father's database contains 13000 penalty videos, and Lyman called for help, so I found the materials he needed. Michael also joked: "May Germany beat Argentina. If their opponent is Holland, I don't think I will help Lehmann. "Michael took the information to Berlin and gave it to Lyman. This further enriched Germany's understanding of Argentina.

Lyman and kopke made a detailed analysis based on these materials, and learned about the habits of Argentine players through records and analysis, and finally condensed them into these two notes. At noon on the day of the competition, the two were still sitting together and reviewing their "lessons". At this point, Lyman had a strong hunch that the game was likely to be decided by penalty kicks.

Of course, the detailed preparation of information can't obliterate Lyman's personal ability and bid. Kopke also said: "Information can't decide everything. Before Lyman appeared, I told him that information is on the one hand and more depends on feelings. " Lyman said after the penalty kick: "Having a similar understanding of the enemy can bring people confidence, which also brings the best feeling when saving the penalty." Keep a low profile, but Lyman doesn't seem to care. Who is more ostentatious than flying a helicopter to and from work? Lyman said, this is what we want. Lehmann, the former goalkeeper of the German national team and now the goalkeeper of Stuttgart, now lives in the picturesque Steinberg Lake, 2 10 kilometers away from Stuttgart, and goes to the team training on time every day. If driving, Lyman spends at least five hours on the road every day. But don't forget, Lyman doesn't drive, Lyman flies! From home to the training ground in Stuttgart, the distance is 2 10 km, and Lehmann only needs 50 minutes.

Suddenly, compared with teammates living near Stuttgart, they spend less time on the road, because Lyman keeps the helicopter speed at 250 kilometers per hour, which is deliberately set, because this is the first three digits of Lyman's annual salary in Stuttgart. A few days ago, Lehmann just reached an agreement with Stuttgart Club, and he will renew his contract with Stuttgart for one year. Of course, his annual salary is still 2.5 million euros.

However, even if Lehmann is the iron shield of Stuttgart, his off-site reputation is not good, for the simple reason that he drives a helicopter. "Helicopter noise disturbs people!" This is the biggest dissatisfaction of Lyman's neighbors.

No, the mayor of Berg, Mohn, also stood up and spoke. "We have received too many complaints. I hope Mr. Lyman will stop using this town as an apron, or I will talk to him personally. " The mayor also said meaningfully: "The captain of the national team, Barack, used to live here, but he never caused us any trouble." In order to relieve this pressure, Lyman had to make concessions recently. He replaced his white helicopter with a black one. It is said that this helicopter with registration number OE-OPP/850 PS is lighter and its sound has dropped a lot. Old Sadie Lyman is in trouble again. In the Champions League group match between Stuttgart and Ginny, Lehmann actually solved the internal emergency in full view. In this game, Stuttgart won 3- 1 and advanced.

This weird picture was created by Sky Sports. At that time, the ball was in our ZENI half-court, and the boring cameraman shook the lens, only to find that Stuttgart's goal was empty from the lens. Shake it back to Lyman.

1.90-meter-long big man suddenly left the goal, ran to the bottom line, turned over the billboard, and then bent down and squatted next to a big photographer's box. After about 10 seconds, he got up and pulled his pants and went back to the door.

After the game, someone wants to know everything. A reporter stopped Lyman and asked him what he was doing behind the billboard. Lyman shook his head and smiled awkwardly, leaving a sentence, "I have never been so nervous." The nosy person went to see the billboard where Lyman was hiding and judged without trace whether Lyman was nervous in his heart or bladder.

What did Lyman do? Give up the game that is still going on? In the picture provided by Sky Sports, Lyman turned his back to the camera and had a case beside him. Public opinion is eager to find out the mystery. Pictorial divides the picture into continuous pictures, but there is no answer because of the angle.

The newspaper didn't give up and got the video of Sky Sports. After playback, make sure Lyman is urinating. His movements are very subtle and effective. While solving internal emergencies, he also looked back at the situation of the stadium. When he ran back to the goal, it happened that his opponent launched an attack.

But what if the opponent is just steals the ball and shoots an empty net? Can Lyman come back? Can Stuttgart still advance to the knockout stage? In this regard, club manager Hale can only interrupt. "It reminds me of the Tour de France. Sometimes, there is no other choice, and the toilet can't always be around you. " Hale said he didn't know what Lehmann had done, as long as he didn't really make the club nervous. "He is very clever. If you go to the locker room to solve it, that's bad. " In the Bundesliga between Stuttgart and Hoffenheim, Lehmann didn't return his opponent's shoes.

In the second half, Salihovic's sneakers were broken. He asked the referee to stop the game, but he was not promised. He had no choice but to continue kicking barefoot first. Waiting for the dead ball, Sarihovic couldn't find his sneakers. Later, people found that the sneakers were in Lyman's hand. He asked Lyman for shoes, but the latter raised his arm and threw it on the net.

Failing to appeal to the referee, Sarihovic had to get the shoes himself. But it's not over. Before the end, Hoffenheim got a penalty kick, which was taken by Sarihovic. Lyman ran to him and said, "Did you see that? I threw my shoes into the net. " As a result, Salihovic kicked the ball away and Stuttgart saved the draw.

After the game, Hoffenheim coach Lannick rebuked Lehmann for his lack of sportsmanship, but Lehmann replied, "I am really disappointed. Lannick doesn't know the most basic rules of football. If you lose your shoes, Salihovic should be kicked out of the game until you put on your shoes. " He also explained why he took the sneakers. "Shoes on the court are a safety hazard to other athletes." In the UEFA Cup, Stuttgart played Dzenit in St Petersburg. In the second half, Stuttgart defender Boulahrouz lost his position and almost let his opponent score. Just when he was glad he didn't lose the ball, Lyman rushed in front of him, tore off his hair band and threw it on the billboard outside the stadium.

In the end, Stuttgart lost two goals in a row and lost to the opponent with 1-2. Club manager Hale said that Lehmann tore off Boulahrouz's headband because he thought it affected the hearing of the Dutch centre-back so that he could hear his orders. After the game, Lehmann apologized to Boulahrouz, who was in shock, for drawing the ribbon. Official website, Stuttgart announced today that coach Babel has decided to exclude Lehmann, the main goalkeeper, from the lineup of the German Cup and low-level team Lubeck this Wednesday because he went to Oktoberfest without the consent of the club after losing 2-0 at home to Cologne last Saturday.

Stuttgart, the third runner-up in the Bundesliga after six rounds, is currently ranked fourth from the bottom with only five points. The team is facing a great crisis, so this time, it can be regarded as a warning to the team with poor mental outlook recently. Babel said, "Hart and I will talk about it with Lyman on Thursday, and then we will see how things go." Lehmann also accepted his suspension: "I participated in the Oktoberfest as a charity activity and planned it for a long time. But I really haven't discussed this with the team, so of course I will accept the punishment of the team. " On the evening of 65438+ on February 2009, Beijing time, the German Football Association officially announced the punishment result for Lehmann: the former Stuttgart goalkeeper in Germany will be suspended for three games. In other words, Lyman can't participate in the next three rounds of the league.

In the last Bundesliga, 40-year-old Lehmann lost his mind like a young player who just debuted. He retaliated against his opponent and got a red card in the 1 0/draw with Mainz 05, so he was investigated by the Disciplinary Committee of the German Football Association.

At that time, Mainz striker Bancé deliberately hit Lehmann's left knee with his knee in the 80th minute of the game, but he was only verbally warned. Lyman, who bears a grudge, took revenge after 6 minutes: he bumped into Bancé with his body and then stepped on the other side. However, this time, the referee Stark directly showed Lyman a red card and awarded Mainz a penalty, which eventually led to Stuttgart losing two precious points.

In addition to his crazy behavior on the court, Lehmann also clashed with a Stuttgart fan after the game and took off his glasses. In last week's Champions League match, Lehmann was questioned by the media to urinate on the sidelines during the game.

It never rains but it pours. After the game, the results of MRI showed that Lyman's left knee was bruised, the medial ligament was bruised and the joint capsule was torn. The chief culprit of Lyman's injury was Bancé's knee impact. No wonder Lyman became angry and retaliated against the Burkina Faso striker. Suspended for three games, now Lyman can rest. Recently, the board of directors of Stuttgart made a decision to impose a fine of 40,000 euros on goalkeeper Lehmann and gave him a warning. But Lyman said he refused to pay the ticket.

Lyman said immediately after receiving the notice from the club management: "I don't accept fines. As for the reason, I have submitted it to the board of directors. "

The cause of the incident was the dismissal of former team coach Babel. It is generally believed that the reason why the club fired Babel before the Champions League final was because of the riots of fans before and after the last round of league matches. In an interview with Sky TV, Lyman pointed the contradiction at the top of the club: "Those people standing outside are mostly rebellious teenagers. Their small threats have shaken the club and made the top make a decision. This is football. "

Stu's boss, Stuart, said: "We can't tolerate this kind of behavior, which greatly damages the image of the club. Everyone is allowed to criticize, but it must be internal. " In order to show the seriousness of the club's handling, Stout sent the warning and handling decision by registered mail: "We used written form, which also made Jens think calmly about this issue."

Lehman was going to report to the board of directors yesterday. It was not until 4 pm that he left the club office building by bus. Manager Halt said, "Now we must see if Jens accepts the fine." Now, Lyman's answer is: no!

The reason for the refusal, Lyman said, "I won't say this in public." As early as after the Champions League game against ulrich, he said that his affairs with the club were not over yet: "It has just begun, and there are still many games to come!"

Does this mean a break between Lyman and Stuttgart? Since the beginning of this year, there have been contradictions between the two sides. On June+10, 5438, Babel was fined 1.25 million euros for criticizing his training work; In the summer, he publicly criticized the top management and was not punished; At the end of September, he privately participated in the Oktoberfest in Munich and was banned internally. Now this fine of 40,000 euros is the highest in the history of Stuttgart Club.

Can Lehmann still play against Mainz on Sunday? Coach Gross said: "I talked with him for 20 minutes, and his experience is very helpful to us in trouble." Personally, I think he will do well in Sunday's game. "

"Pictorial" believes: "This is not the same as peeing on the sidelines of the Champions League. That matter can go unpunished, but it involves the top management of the club and is definitely not over yet. " Lyman was born in 1969. Forty years old, but Lyman is still an urchin. He once said, "Football is a kind of entertainment. If you can't make football interesting, the fans won't want to see you again. "

So, over the years, as fans, we have been entertained by him. Maybe you can't remember the matches between Schalke, Dortmund, Arsenal and Stuttgart, but you must remember Lehmann's performance.

1997 uefa cup final, he said to inter Milan's Dutch midfielder winter: "I stand in the middle, you can't fool me." As a result, the latter penalized the ball on the post. Schalke won the championship. In the 2003-2004 season, he threatened Ruud van Nistelrooy to miss a penalty, thus keeping the myth of Arsenal's unbeaten season. In the German World Cup, he received a note from goalkeeper coach kopke, and then saved penalties from Cambiaso and Ayala. Germany eliminated Argentina and entered the semi-finals. This note became a secret, was auctioned by Lyman and the money was donated to charity. ...

A somewhat cold-blooded ending, in Lyman's hands, turned into a comedy that made people feel hot all over. "You know, the goalkeeper's goal can make the fans happier than the striker." Lyman sees his position in this way, just like in a play, the protagonist controls the stage and the supporting role is active. He is a supporting actor, but the effect is better than that of the protagonist. He doesn't have many scenes and lines, but he has been working. He challenged the referee, "You forgot to take your medicine today." He apologized to his opponent who was hit by himself. "I am used to throwing, and I am dizzy today." He stole the paparazzi because "I don't have time to lecture them today."

Kahn retired, and without his opponent, Lehmann had more time to enjoy playing football. These days, there are many well-kept goalkeepers, but few with personality. Lyman, who spoke at the age of 4, knew that his scene was far from over. Sarihovic once asked him, "Are you really 39 years old this year?" He glanced at the stands in the distance, kicked the ball away, and then replied, "Yes, but my time has just begun." As a natural news producer, German goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has never been lonely. Since joining Arsenal some time ago and shocking the Premier League, this 4 1 year-old "uncle" has recently become the focus of the media. 2065438+01April 5, according to the German "Western Report", last Thursday, Lehmann filed a lawsuit in the Munich District Court, suing Bremen goalkeeper Weijser for personal assault and demanding that the latter compensate 20,000 euros for mental damages. Ponte liddell, a spokesman for the local court, confirmed the news.

Since retiring in Stuttgart, Lyman, who is idle at home, often works as a commentator for various broadcasters on match days, and because of well-known reasons, Lyman's big mouth naturally attracts many offenders. Lehmann was the commentator of Sky Sports for last year's Champions League match between Bremen and Tottenham Hotspur. At that time, he pointed out that Werder Bremen goalkeeper Weize should stand a little further. When the ball has reached the goal, he should resolutely attack rather than defend the goal. He should be braver, so that he can do better.

This criticism made Wei Ze very uncomfortable. He replied after the game: "Lyman should go to the puppet show, and such people should sleep on the sofa." Maybe sending him to a nursing home will help him more, preferably a closed nursing home. " For this matter, Lyman felt that Wei Ze, who was younger than himself 12 years old, not only disrespected him, but also personally attacked himself, so he decided to appeal, and they were afraid to go to court.

Compared with Lyman, Wei Ze, who thought he was very talented, was rebellious from an early age. He is the only child in the family and has been spoiled since childhood. In the first four years of his football practice, his mother Wilma personally picked him up every day. His mother is a housewife and has to do heavy housework. Wei Ze is also different from others at school. There are many children who are as tired of learning as he is, but he has no interest in girls at all. Everyone else is in love. He just wants to play football. In the German national team, Lehmann and Weize became teammates for a short time, but due to a small mistake, Wei Ze gradually became the third goalkeeper of the German team until Lehmann quit the national team. Last summer, Wei Ze took part in the World Cup as the No.3 goalkeeper.

I have to say, as the old and new German goalkeepers, Lehmann and Weijser have had many conflicts. Wei Ze once sneered at Lyman: "Lyman should not always talk nonsense, but should think twice before you act." It is clear why he has no friends in his life. "In fact, this is not the first time that Weize has found trouble with Lyman. As early as before the European Championship in 2004, when Lehmann accused Kahn of disorderly private life, Wei Ze, who was only 22 years old, jumped out to help Kahn. " Any doubt about Kahn is a manifestation of mental illness! "Before the 2006 World Cup, before Kahn and Lehmann competed for the No.1 goalkeeper, Weijser was also firmly on Kahn's side.