The match ultimately ended 4-0, with Ajax smoothly advancing to the Dutch Cup semifinals.
Sean's face once again broke into a smile.
Of course, it wasn't just this predetermined outcome, but also because of the system prompt:
"Congratulations, Host, you have created Feyenoord's record for most goals conceded this season. Reward: 100 Bond Points."
Hmm?
Sean frowned slightly:
Why is creating an Eredivisie team's record for most goals conceded this season only worth 100 Bond Points?
Oh, I get it.
Ajax II vs. Emmen.
Ajax vs. Feyenoord.
The system's record-breaking reward doesn't consider the League level, but only the strength comparison between one's own team and the opponent, right?
In the system's view, Ajax II and Emmen are teams of the same caliber.
Ajax and Feyenoord are also teams of the same caliber.
So the reward for creating a record is the same.
Only when the League level increases and the competition becomes significantly stronger, making it genuinely harder for players to achieve individual stats like goals, do the rewards for individual stats increase slightly.
The rewards given by the system this time also illustrate this point.
Match win: 10; two goals: 40; one assist: 10.
Sean earned 160 Feyenoord Bond Points in this match.
Oh, another prompt.
Man of the Match: 20.
Compared to the Eerste Divisie matches, the rewards have indeed doubled.
Very good, another question clarified.
Sean expressed satisfaction with this.
It's just that he doesn't know if the reward would change if a lower-tier team defeated a higher-tier team, for example, if Ajax helped Real Madrid set a record for goals conceded?
Also, what kind of rewards would be given for helping Eredivisie teams or European giants create historical records?
It can't still be the same as the rewards for Eerste Divisie teams, can it?
He was so curious!
However...
These are all situations to figure out in the future; for now, he should first deal with the harvest!
For the same reason as dealing with the Eindhoven Bond Points, Sean chose to spend them all.
The 8 ordinary players weren't worth much attention.
The ordinary star player obtained with 100 Bond Points, however, was worth looking forward to.
Sean, with keen interest, drew another prize.
Ah?
Van Beek?!
His characteristics were quite good, and there were two of them.
Interception (A)
Tackling (A)
Although both are defensive skills, modern football forwards have long been required to participate in defense, and the more they participate, the better.
With these two skills, Sean's on-field performance would be able to reach a new level.
It's just that...
Sean pondered to himself:
This kid, Van Beek, not only gets abused by me on the field, but after the match, he also has to contribute his own characteristics to strengthen my abilities. Isn't that a bit too tragic?
Never mind, Deep Blue, add points!
Thus, not only were the two A-level characteristics added, but as the ordinary player characteristics decreased, the fusion rate of 'Extreme Footwork' also moved towards 100%.
"Hey, Sean!"
Sean was in a good mood when he suddenly heard a call. He looked up and saw it was Van Beek. He immediately stood up and greeted him warmly,
"Hi, buddy, what's up?"
Van Beek held his jersey in his hand and said with a slight hesitation, "Can I swap jerseys with you?"
"Of course, no problem," Sean was even more cheerful. He unzipped his down jacket and started taking off his jersey.
Van Beek was a little touched:
Is Sean's temper really that good?
He was fouled maliciously on the field, but after the match, he had already calmed down.
He didn't hold a grudge against me. I tactically brought him down several times and even thought about malicious fouls, but I just didn't succeed.
Sean not only didn't care but treated him warmly. This really is...
While Van Beek was still reflecting, Sean had already taken off his jersey and handed it over.
Taking Van Beek's jersey and casually draping it over his shoulder, Sean patted Van Beek,
"Don't dwell on the loss in the match. You did well enough. That old man Koeman, with his failing eyesight, substituted you. Otherwise, the outcome of the match would be hard to say..."
There was nothing he could do. Sean felt he had benefited from him. Although Van Beek himself was unaware, and might not be willing if he knew, Sean couldn't treat him coldly.
The two chatted for a few moments before parting ways. As Van Beek walked into the players' tunnel, he was still lamenting:'Sean is such a good person.'
It's just that,
I'm a center-back. After I was substituted, the team conceded a direct free-kick. What could my presence or absence change?
To comfort me, Sean was a bit disregardful of the facts.
However, this also further proves that he was genuinely praising me during the match, right?'
Sean, of course, didn't know what Van Beek was thinking. He turned and found Bojan, "Hey, buddy, thanks!"
"No need!"
Bojan coolly replied and walked away with his head held high!
Sean:...What's up with this guy?
He was so enthusiastic when he scored, but after the match, he went back to how he was?
He changes his face faster than I do. Is he a dog face?
Sean grumbled inwardly, but still followed him to do the thank-you lap.
After successively defeating Eindhoven and Feyenoord, the excitement of Ajax fans was imaginable.
It was no less than that of Manchester United fans who had successively defeated Liverpool and Manchester City.
The thank-you lap inevitably lasted a bit longer, especially for Sean, who found it even harder to leave.
It wasn't until the Dutch Football Association staff intervened that Sean was rescued from the fans and taken to receive his award and accept interviews... When Sean returned home, he unsurprisingly saw Natalia enjoying a late-night snack and watching TV.
"Want some?" Natalia raised her red wine glass to Sean.
"Alright."
Sean felt it wasn't good to always refuse her, so he sat down unceremoniously.
Natalia first poured Sean a glass of red wine, then got up and walked to the kitchen without saying anything.
Sean didn't mind. He raised his glass and took a small sip.
Hmm, very good, the system didn't issue a warning this time.
Last time, when he ate at Bergkamp's house, it was great to find a way to turn off the system's warning.
However, the next day, running over ten kilometers just to get the words 'prone to gaining weight' to return to their original color, and then needing several days of training to get his body fat percentage back to normal, that wasn't so good.
In short, it's better without a warning.
Natalia walked over holding a tray, and on the tray was surprisingly a soup bowl.
"Sour beef Solyanka."
Carefully placing the soup bowl down, Natalia casually said.
What?
Sean looked at Natalia, a bit bewildered.
Natalia still looked indifferent and said calmly:
"Its a famous soup recipe in my hometown. I thought this dish might also be useful for you. So I tried making it."
Sean looked down. It was all cut into pieces, so he couldn't tell it was beef. He picked up a piece and tasted it.
"Excellent!"
Sean gave Natalia a thumbs up.
It wasn't because the meat was surprisingly tender and had a good texture.
Sean believed he would never be that shallow; it was simply because the system hadn't issued a warning.
This meant Sean's diet had expanded a bit more.
Natalia, as the great contributor, certainly deserved praise.
"Sean's talent is indeed good."
Natalia was about to say something when she was suddenly drawn by a voice from the TV. She turned her head to look.
Sean also turned his head to look, not too concerned.
Hmm?
It was actually footage of Bojan being interviewed.
Bojan actually publicly praised him. How rare!!!
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