65 million Red Star killer flying shovel dyed red! Almost destroyed Van Dijk + caused conflict, and was angrily scolded by legend: stupid

In a focus game in the second round of the Premier League that ended on August 26, Liverpool beat Newcastle 3-2 away. During the game, Newcastle's 24-year-old talented shooter Anthony Gordon was sent off due to a bad flying tackle foul, and he undoubtedly became the "meanor" of Liverpool's away three points.

Because Isaac broke with Newcastle and stopped training, Gordon, as a winger, had to continue to play as a guest center in this game. In the first half, Newcastle took the initiative, but as Heraffenberg scored a long-range shot to break the deadlock for Liverpool, Newcastle players' mentality gradually became unbalanced. In the second minute of stoppage time in the first half, Gordon, who had a net worth of 65 million euros, had no chance to grab the ball, and directly tackled Liverpool captain Van Dijk from behind with the ball. The two blood marks on his calf were clearly visible. If Van Dijk had not had the subconscious protection move, he might have suffered a serious injury for the second time in his career.

Gordon's bad foul directly aroused strong dissatisfaction among Liverpool players. The players on both sides surrounded and pushed each other, and a conflict almost broke out. Finally, the referee on duty sent Gordon off after watching the replay.

Newcastle legend Alan Shearer mercilessly criticized Gordon's bad foul on social media: "What a stupid foul. This is definitely a red card." In the end, although Newcastle, who played one less, once chased two goals in the second half, was still beaten by Liverpool for countdown because of his exhaustion of physical fitness.

It is worth noting that Gordon himself made his debut in Liverpool youth training, but was later given up before he was transferred to Everton and finally joined Newcastle.

Last summer window, he had the opportunity to return to Liverpool. Gordon and his family are both die-hard fans of Liverpool. From this point of view, Gordon is dyed red, which has a very good taste of Liverpool's "undercover".