Why in the eyes of fans, the pace of the Premier League is faster

The rhythm of a football game is more about judging the speed of a game from the perspective of the senses. Generally speaking, the speed of completing technical and tactical skills during offense and defense is the pace of the football game, which refers not only to the speed at which players complete technical actions, but also to the frequency of initiation of in-depth attacks when the overall offensive and defensive transitions of the whole team.

The Premier League has always given fans the impression that the rhythm is fast, the confrontation is strong, the scene is intense, and there are fierce scenes from time to time, but the players are generally a little rough in their skills, their individual skills are far from the level of La Liga, and the team's skills and tactics are far less rigorous than those in Serie A.

First of all, the historical origin, as the origin of modern football, England played a foundational role in the early formation of football skills and tactics, high-speed confrontation, fast pace is the style of English football, but as the geographical characteristics of the island, the English people are actually quite proud in their hearts, conservative, new technology and new style of play are difficult to be promoted in England.

The traditional English style of play pursues high-intensity pressing and counter-attacking. Pressing and counter-attacking quickly high posts are at the heart of the English style of play. And under this concept, there will be a large number of almost frantic and orderly runs, oppressive and fast counterattacks regardless of the success rate.

This leads directly to the high tempo of Premier League matches.

Under the influence of high-intensity pressing and rapid counterattack, the British style of play pursues more concise and effective long passes, as well as the counterattack speed of rapid breakthrough with the ball, on the one hand, because the British style of play does not focus on the overall attack, and must choose long passes to shorten the offensive time, on the other hand, this further determines that fast players always have a broad market in the Premier League. It has also further increased the tempo of Premier League matches.

Therefore, from a tactical point of view, the British style of play, which focuses on pressing, running, long passing and speed, is relatively more able to bring a sense of rhythmic suffocation to the fans' perception. With the addition of technical flow La Liga players, the technical and tactical trend of the Premier League has also been imperceptibly changed, the technical flow of play has gradually emerged, and the pace of speed is no longer the mainstream of the Premier League, but it will take time to improve the overall situation.

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The 20 teams in the Premier League, in addition to the traditional big6, other teams are not fuel-efficient lamps, and Leicester City's championship is not an upset in the absolute sense, and there are countless experiences of strong teams overturning on the so-called weak teams, which is rare in other leagues, and it is difficult for you to imagine the scene of a small team tough Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Paris.

Personally, I think that there are no more reasons for "no weak team in the Premier League" than two points:

1.Fair distribution of ticket revenues and annual broadcast fees.

For smaller teams, ticket revenue is the bulk of the equation in the absolute sense. Therefore, it is not uncommon to see the ecstatic performance of players in the lower leagues after drawing the big clubs in the League Cup and FA Cup, one reason is that they can play against strong teams, and the other reason is because of the high ticket revenue. When an English team enters the Premier League, ticket revenue will naturally not be less.

More importantly, the Premier League, as the world's largest league, is also a huge cake in its annual broadcast fee income, and the FA's distribution mechanism for this cake is relatively fair.

2.A busy schedule and a lack of winter breaks.

The Premier League's schedule is tighter than other leagues, and the annual Christmas Express is even more devilish. Strong teams often face fourth- or even fifth-tier battles, and with no winter break, it's normal for the team's form to have significant ups and downs. Most of the small teams have a single-line battle to impact relegation early, and it has become commonplace to ambush a strong team to score points every time they recuperate, so it feels like there is no weak team.

After talking about the inside of the Premier League, let's take a look at the situation against other leagues.

It is a fact that Premier League teams have not performed well in Europe, although there has been a trend of recovery in the past two years (last year's Champions League and Europa League winners were all Premier League teams). However, a lot of internal friction within the league is still affecting the form and results of every team participating in European competitions.

UEFA has been in the European standings for the past five years: La Liga is well ahead with points, and the Premier League is second with points, almost 20 points behind. Judging from the record of this year's Champions League and Europa League, the Premier League team's record has begun to decline, and the traditional giants have frequently overturned, not to mention letting the downstream teams play.

Back to the giants: Manchester United is still in a turbulent period after the retirement of Ferguson, Chelsea is remarkable under the management of Lampard but the hard power is insufficient, Tottenham Arsenal has obvious shortcomings in the strength of the squad, and Manchester City and Liverpool have formed a clear style of play in the past two years, but Manchester City has declined because of the aging of the main players, and whether Guardiola will continue to stay next season is a problem, so the real combat effectiveness is only Liverpool at present.

Therefore, rather than saying that "there are no weak teams in the Premier League", it is better to say that "there are no strong teams in the absolute sense of the Premier League".

Premier League, often referred to as the Premier League, is the highest level of professional football league under the English Football Association, formerly known as the English Football League. The Premier League is one of the "five major leagues in Europe", consisting of 20 teams, operated by the Super League, and the bottom three of the table are relegated to the English Football Championship at the end of the season.

Consistently considered one of the best leagues in the world, the Premier League is fast-paced, competitive, and packed with strong teams, and has become the most popular sporting event in the world and the highest-paid football league. Since the restructuring of the Premier League in 1992-93, six teams have won the title: Manchester United 13 times; Chelsea 5; Arsenal 3 times; Manchester City 3 times; Blackburn 1; Leicester City 1 time.

The Premier League trophy was cast by the Royal Jeweller Asprey of London and weighs 4 stone (25 kg), is 43 cm high and 25 cm wide, with a body of alloy silver plated with sterling silver plated on the surface, and the base is made of malachite, covered with a silver ring on the surface, engraved with the list of champions, and the green color of malachite represents the lawn of the course. The trophy is inspired by the traditional "Three Lions" coat of arms in English football, with a golden crown on it, two lions above the handle of the trophy, and a third lion as the captain of the champion team who holds the trophy aloft at the end of the season. The ribbon tied to the handle is printed with the Premier League name, and the name of the title sponsor is followed.

In 2004, an all-gold version of the trophy was awarded to Arsenal in recognition of their unbeaten title throughout the season. Extended Materials.

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Many of Messi's goals have looked so easy that there are suspicions that they must have been due to the limited level of La Liga. Is that really the case? Take the number of hat-tricks as an exampleIn the past 10 years, Messi's own number of hats has been close to 1 4 of all La Liga players, which shows that La Liga is just "easy" for him.

Speaking of hat-tricks, there must be some people who say that Messi has only been successful with hats on Celta, Mallorca and Eibar this season (the senior against Eibar is a big four), and the 33-year-old is no longer as brave as he used to be. But the truth is,In the past three seasons, a total of 33 hat-tricks have been scored in La Liga, and Messi alone has contributed 10, exceeding the average ratio in the past 10 years.

Messi has always been known as a player in the Barcelona system. Some people say that Messi can only adapt to the Barcelona environment, not other environments. To be fair, it is indeed very difficult to leave the familiar environment and play in a league with completely different styles, regions and tactics.

According to Messi's record in the Argentine national team is 0 titles, the title of this Barcelona system player is not groundless.

In Spain, Messi is well protected, the intensity of the Premier League is much higher than that of La Liga, physical confrontation is common, and Messi himself does not like this kind of operation. Once upon a time, all levels of English leagues, including the Premier League, were full of fierce actions such as kicks, shovels, collisions, etc., and there were terrifying villains like Keane and Bowyer, which made the Premier League "evil" famous.

When Messi's national team teammate Higuain learned that Messi might play in the Premier League, he strongly objected! He said in the interview: "Messi to the Premier League?

The defender there can kick your out, and then the referee doesn't even blow the whistle, he stands there like a closet, watching people kick you. "A small player like Messi is estimated to be easily locked by defenders in the Premier League.

Moreover, coupled with the fact that Messi is 33 years old this year, changing to an unfamiliar environment at an advanced age is not a simple matter for any player, and it takes a process of adaptation. After entering 2020, Messi's goal efficiency has indeed decreased, and his speed and dribbling have slowed down a lot, which cannot be compared with Ronaldo at the same time.

It's going to be hard to get used to the pace of the Premier League. The Premier League is very tight, which may reduce the concentration of the players, and the psychological pressure is also very high, and at the same time consume a lot of physical strength of the players, and control the ball under high-intensity confrontation.

It's hard to adapt. Because the Premier League is a very physical confrontation region, the popularity of the game is higher than that of other leagues, which makes many players completely unable to adapt to high-intensity physical confrontation.

The style of the five major European leagues is different, and players from other leagues need to adapt to the fast pace and intense physical confrontation of the Premier League to play in the Premier League, and it is really difficult to adapt in a short period of time.

1 The management system of Premier League clubs has changed, and it has become more and more reasonable and popular 2 The game is fast-paced, the process is intense, and now there are ground attacks, the attacking methods are diversified, the number of stars liked by fans has increased, and the influx of foreign funds has also attracted high-level foreign aid, so the appreciation of the game has increased

3 There are also historical reasons for this, given that Britain previously ruled a considerable part of Asia, and that many parts of Asia know more about British culture than other countries

4. Rationalization of business operations, huge internal and external capital investment has led to the overall development, such as a large amount of capital investment in the club, the renovation and construction of the stadium, the competition of TV stations, professional fan culture, reasonable management model, and the entry of the gambling industry, which are all factors that successfully attract people who like the Premier League.