The decision of Spanish National Television has not been made for a long time, and La Liga has ushered in 28 rounds. On March 17, Real Madrid challenged La Coruña away. In the 15th minute of the first half, Tang Jue used the points in the penalty area to help the team lead 1-0 away.

Ten minutes later, he broke through to the penalty area and was tripped by the opponent's defender, and the referee awarded a penalty kick. Tang Jue did not waste such a good opportunity and helped Real Madrid lead 2-0.

Tang Jue's strong performance continued to the second half. Just three minutes into the second half, Ribery cut inward and shot, but was saved by the opponent's goalkeeper. Tang Jue took two steps forward alertly and successfully made a follow-up shot. The score became three to zero. He played a hat trick, lifted his jersey and wrote a sentence on it: I firmly fight racism to the end!

A hat trick was played, and the home fans applauded Tang Jue, and they responded with a banner: We firmly resist racism!

Tang Jue's performance was not over yet. In the 17th minute of the second half, he broke through three people in front of the opponent's penalty area, entered the penalty area, shot low on the left side of the penalty area, and broke through the opponent's goal for the fourth time, making the score four-to-zero. Seeing that the overall situation was decided, Shuster replaced him with Fanny after Tang Jue completed his big four-game three minutes.

When Tang Jue left the court, thunderous applause rang out on Viasu Stadium!

Tang Jue conquered this stadium!

Ribery's goal in the 35th minute of the second half allowed Real Madrid to defeat La Coruña away with a 5-0 score. After the game, Tang Jue walked towards the mixed interview area. Seeing that there were members of the "Anti-Tang League" among the reporters, he snorted coldly and said: "I'm sorry, everyone, if you want to interview, call me!"

After saying this, he left the mixed interview area. The members of the "Anti-Tang League" snorted a few times and said loudly with dissatisfaction: "What's so great? Damn it, we can go and interview other players!"

"Yes! Damn. Do you think there would be no one to read the newspaper without you?"

A voice interrupted them.

"Without him, we would be criticized by fans!"

The person who spoke was a male reporter from the Balearic region. There were no giants in their region, and local fans needed news about Real Madrid or Barcelona. What fans hoped to see was not only the game reports, but also hoped that the media could report more about what happened to both sides before and after the game, what did the players say off the court and what did they do.

Especially those superstars, their words and deeds are the concerns of fans. Tang Jue is the number one star in football today and plays in La Liga. Spanish fans are of course more concerned about his words and deeds. Especially now, he is challenging the Spanish national TV station and fighting racism.

Spanish fans hope to get more news about him in the media. If the local media cannot satisfy them, they will look for him in other media. Tang Jue left the mixed interview area, and local journalists felt abandoned, and they cast angry eyes at members of the "Anti-Tang Alliance".

The "Anti-Tang Alliance" found that they had become the target of public criticism. They closed their mouths in surprise. The reporters in Madrid and France were not angry, but were very happy. They had Tang Jue's phone number in their hands. They could conduct telephone interviews.

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Real Madrid beat La Coruna 5-0 away away, and the team praised Tang Jue, who staged a big four-time happy match. "He launched a fierce counterattack against the racists, and the unfortunate La Coruna became a victim. Valencia should be careful, and they will challenge Real Madrid away in a week."

The Paris Daily is even more direct, they used such a title to report on the game: the big foursomes were staged, and Tang declared war on racism!

In the report, they said: After a hat trick, Don unveiled his jersey. The jersey says - I firmly fight racism to the end!

La Coruna fans responded to him with such a banner - we firmly resist racism!

It seems that racism is hated. Last night, our reporter interviewed Tang by phone and asked why he opened his jersey and expressed his combat statement after he scored a hat trick, rather than after scoring the first goal?

Tang said, "One ball is not enough to express my anger. After a hat-trick, I thought I had scored enough goals, so I opened the jersey and let the whole world see my battle statement."

The reporter then asked: "If you can't play a hat trick, won't you uncover your jersey?"

Tang said confidently: "No one in this world can stop me from scoring goals. I am in anger now. I think only by scoring three goals can I feel better and reflect my value."

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After seeing the news from the Paris Daily, Calderon sighed: It would have been great if this happened before the Champions League final.

Then he began to ponder...

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German Photo News said: Don was irritated by racism, and in sixty-five minutes he scored four goals, an average of one goal every sixteen minutes. If Schuster did not replace him early yesterday afternoon, La Coruna might have lost a crushing defeat with a bigger score!”

Marca focused the report on the off-court: La Coruña is not a weak team, defeating Real Madrid and Barcelona in the 199-00 season to win the La Liga championship, but yesterday afternoon, they were slaughtered by the angry Don at home, and they were defeated by Real Madrid by zero to five. Don completed the big four in this game.

After the game, he came to the mixed interview area and saw members of the "Anti-Tang Alliance", and he left without accepting any media interviews. Since the "Anti-Tang Alliance" launched a "blasphemy incident" a few days ago, Tang was under great pressure. He did not surrender, but instead rose up to resist and said at a press conference that as long as the members of the "Anti-Tang Alliance" continue to attack him, he would not be interviewed on any occasion where they exist.

Last night, our reporter interviewed Real Madrid's star by phone. He said: "I'm happy for the first time, this is my way of opposing racism. Didn't they want me to get out of Real Madrid? I just want to tell them through continuous goals that I am not afraid of any challenges or any insults!"

"I want to tell everyone who attempts to insult me ​​that your fate is very miserable!"

Real Madrid's star fights back against racists with his big fours, which is what Real Madrid fans want to see. Last night, Barcelona challenged Almeria away and tied with his opponent. Real Madrid opened the points gap between the two teams with a big victory, and now the two teams are seven points apart.

The angry Don is terrible!

Ass newspaper published an exclusive interview with Tang Jue: at 6 pm yesterday. The match between Real Madrid and La Coruña ended, and Real Madrid won with a 5-0 score. The game ended, Real Madrid's top star who staged a big foursome came to the mixed interview area, but he did not accept any interviews because there were members of the "Anti-Tang League".

Our reporter conducted a telephone interview with Tang last night. He said: "I said that as long as they are there, I will not accept any interviews. If you want to interview me on the spot after the game, you must make sure they are not present."

In order to oppose the number one star in the world football today, Catalonia and some British media reporters established the so-called "anti-Tang Alliance". The purpose of this alliance is to oppose Tang. In order to oppose him, the members of the alliance took it out of context and created trouble. They often put him in the whirlpool of public opinion. The "blasphemy" a few days ago was created by them.

Tang, who was at a disadvantage in public opinion, did not retreat and fought tenaciously with them. His four goals last night were his weapons of fighting. He wanted to tell the people of the "Anti-Tang Alliance" that he was powerful.

We are here to call on other clubs that if they play against Real Madrid at home, it is best not to let members of the "Anti-Tang League" go to the mixed interview area, so that your local media can interview this omnipotent striker on the court after the game.

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As soon as the comments of Ass came out, Spain was infuriated, and the "Anti-Tang Alliance" was furious. Johnson published a signed article in the World Sports newspaper: "Ass is a dog of Real Madrid. They do whatever Real Madrid asked them to do, without any opinion at all. They lost the dignity of journalists."

Daily Sports said: Ass will be disappointed, and no club in La Liga will do this.

Daily Mail said: Freedom of the press gives us the ability to go to any club and conduct interviews. As for whether players should accept interviews, it is the players' own business. Clubs cannot refuse reporters to interview because of the remarks of some people!

The Catalan and British media have expressed their opinions and refuted the Ass. The Ass retorted: Our call will be responded to. Our reporters investigated sports journalists in fifteen regions last night and interviewed 27 sports journalists by phone.

Seventeen of the journalists support our views, three are neutral, and seven are firmly opposed. The opponents' reasons are that this will hinder the freedom of news interviews. We also agree with this view, but we must survive!

Fans need to learn about Don in the media because he is the most dominant star in football today and the successor to Maradona and Ronnie. These two stars have left too many beautiful scenes for Spanish fans in La Liga, but now, it is impossible for these two to appear in La Liga. So they transfer their hopes to Don.

If local media cannot interview this star, they will lose many readers. This is a realistic pressure and a pressure to survive. So seventeen journalists support this approach.

Our reporter conducted a telephone interview with the general managers of thirteen clubs last night. Eight of them did not support this approach, and four thought they should think carefully before answering this question. One general manager supported this approach.

Judging from the investigation of team managers, most of them are opposed because they do not have the pressure of survival like journalists. But one general manager supports it, what does this mean? The general manager who agreed to do so said: "We are tired of endless criticism. Media reporters should follow the industry's behavioral norms and let fans understand football more realistically, rather than like they are now."

There are 17 major regions in Spain, and there are only two giants in La Liga. These two giants are in the Madrid region and Catalonia region respectively. There are no giants in the other fifteen major regions. Fans in these regions generally need to know about the news about the giants.

Due to funding restrictions, local media cannot run around Spain, chase the footsteps of wealthy families, and interview big-name stars. When these two wealthy teams play away, it is a benefit of local media. They can get close to the wealthy families and the biggest stars, so they cherish such interview opportunities very much.

But the struggle between Tang and the "anti-Tang Alliance" made this kind of welfare disappear. When local media reporters from La Coruna looked at the reports of the media in Madrid, they must be very uncomfortable. Because they did not have Tang's phone number in their hands, it was impossible to interview him by phone.

How to fight for the benefits you deserve?

Or, how can we get this world's number one person to speak in the mixed interview area?

This is what sports journalists in fifteen major regions need to think about!

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As soon as this article by Ass was released, it was again opposed by the "Anti-Tang Alliance". Johnson posted his opinion on his blog:

You don’t have to care whether you can interview the football boss. La Liga is not only a giant Real Madrid, nor is it only one star. Barcelona stars shine, they are the real heroes in the hearts of Spanish fans. Moreover, Barcelona’s door has always been open to all reporters, and they can interview the club at any time.

Isn’t La Liga a no longer La Liga without a ball dominance?

Could it be that without a ball dominant, fans would not go to watch the game on the spot?

Doesn’t fans care about football without a ball dominance?
Chapter completed!