Chapter 455: Hat-trick, the First Striker of Tongliao

You might say that Wenger's idea was actually quite scientific.

It was like the prior Hollywood investment in directors; they would never invest in a director who had failed. They only favored those with a successful track record without failure.

But the paradox was that the more successful one became, the greater the likelihood of failure in the next project.

Because it's impossible for one to never fail.

Wenger had gotten past that initial stage and had grown accustomed to both scoring and conceding.

He was steadfast in his tactics.

This is the biggest difference between the academics and the practitioners.

The former view the latter's flexibility as a lack of confidence in their own research.

The latter see the former's confidence in their research as an inability to adapt.

In the seventy-second minute, Wenger's confidence in his tactics was shattered.