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Finally, after voting, representatives of the 18 Serie A clubs voted unanimously to pass Perot's proposal to strengthen the offensive atmosphere in the Serie A. The specific measures were similar to what they had imagined before, that is, to achieve this goal by making the referees more inclined to attack in terms of the judgment scale and increasing the intensity of swearing defensive fouls.

This is a relatively good reform method that the Italian Football Association has come up with after a long period of analysis and discussion. Because in this way, the team's difficulty in defense will increase. If the players do not pay attention to the range of movements when defending, it is very likely to give the opponent a large number of opportunities for set-pieces in the frontcourt, and they may even be able to hinder their hands in the next defense. If there are one or two free kick masters in the opponent's array at this time and can also launch targeted attacks on the defense zone responsible for those players who eat cards in the game, the probability of their goal being broken will undoubtedly increase significantly!

Therefore, in order to avoid such a bad situation, the head coach will basically choose to strengthen the offense when deploying troops to offset the defensive pressure brought to them by the opponent. Since defense has become difficult, it is better to use offense to open a breakthrough. Anyway, this change has similar impact on both sides on the defensive end of the game. While defending the opponent's offense is more difficult, it also means that his own offense will also bring greater trouble to the opponent's defense line. I believe that this is the choice that most head coaches will make at that time.

Of course, this reform will not be implemented in the Serie A immediately, but will not be officially implemented until the start of next season. On the one hand, it is because the Football Association needs to retrain the referees to allow these black-clad judges to adapt to the new judgment standards; on the other hand, it is because the season has been halfway through, and basically all Serie A teams have already adjusted the lineup and are ready to start to attack the goals set before the season. Therefore, if the Football Association suddenly changes the rules of the game at this time, it will inevitably cause strong dissatisfaction among most teams.

Therefore, in order to avoid the various disadvantages that may occur when taking action in advance, the Italian Football Association finally decided to wait. In the six months before this, this period can be used as a training period for referees, so that they can adapt in advance, so as to minimize the probability of mistakes in the reform process.

After the first issue came to the results, the conference entered the intermission phase, and the participants will have two hours of free time to move around, and the meeting will not start again after lunch time.

"Antonio, this time it's really thanks to you. If it weren't for you, I'm afraid there would be no one or two days to end this topic." In a small room not far from the conference room, Perot expressed his gratitude to Zhuang Mingge. Although Perot had reached an agreement with several other wealthy families such as Fiorentina on this issue before, the president of the Football Association did not expect that the representatives of the small and medium clubs could cause such a mess at the meeting, which almost made his reform plan die."

If Zhuang Mingge did not take action in time at that time and used Mattres as a breakthrough to directly suppress the chaotic scene, Perot would probably have to spend more effort to suppress these people if he wanted to pass this reform proposal with the authority of the chairman of the Football Association.

"It's no big deal, Chairman Perot, if you have such a thing next time, just say hello to us in advance. I think many people are willing to lend a helping hand to you." Zhuang Mingge waved his hand, accepted Perot's thanks calmly, and then said, "What a bunch of short-sighted guys! Just think about it carefully, you will find that this reform is a great thing for all clubs. But they are still blinded by the little interests in front of them. They can't see the current crisis hidden under the glamorous appearance of the Serie A, and they can't find how huge the Serie A that has completed this reform can bring to us Italian football."

Perot quickly nodded and said yes. Although he is the chairman of the Italian Football Association and has nominal power to govern these eighteen Serie A clubs, in fact, in front of these bigwigs who caused an earthquake in Italy, he obviously did not dare to make a statement in front of Zhuang Mingge and others: "By the way, I have some details about the afternoon issue, I want to discuss it with Antonio..."

The two-hour rest time passed quickly. Representatives from the club, who were full of food and food, returned to the venue in groups of three or three, waiting for Perro to announce the second and last topic of the meeting.

Compared with the atmosphere that was so tense that many representatives of small and medium clubs did not even dare to show off during the morning meeting, the atmosphere in the second half of the meeting seemed much calmer. At least these representatives no longer had to bear the cold sweat-riding eyes of bigwigs such as Zhuang Mingge, Galliani and Moji.

"Chairman Perot, if my understanding is not wrong, what do you mean is to ask us to further increase the training of local players from next season?" This was the question raised by Galliani after President Perot announced the second topic of this meeting. "I think the policies implemented now are already very good. Each Serie A team must have at least four youth training players and eight local players. Although some youth training players can be included in the scope of local players, this actually accounts for a large part of our teams. If the number of players is increased, I am worried that this will have an adverse impact on teams with European combat missions."

Galliani's opinion was agreed by most team representatives with European qualifications. Although Italy is a football powerhouse and has a very complete youth training foundation, it is not as rich as Brazil, and there is a good football talent to catch a child on the street. There are only a few good seedlings that emerge every year, and many of them are not just fighting power, and the improvement of the team's combat effectiveness is quite limited. Therefore, Galliani's words are indeed very reasonable, not aimless.

"Manager Galliani, your point of view is indeed very insightful and reasonable. However, it may be that you have misunderstood. I don't plan to issue this order?" Perot scratched his head in some trouble and said, "I just said that each team should strengthen the training of local players, but did not say that you would increase the proportion of local players in the first team."

"...what?" Galiani was stunned when he heard Perro's answer.
Chapter completed!