Which team is called the Red Mosquito? Why is it called such a nasty name?

Red mosquitoes".

In 1966, Asian football entered the World Cup. North Korea, the only team from Asia, Africa and Oceania, made their debut in the top tournaments of international football.

Due to a lack of understanding, many people think that this is a fish belly army that can be bullied. After a 3-0 defeat to the former Soviet Union in the first game and a 1-1 draw with Chile in the second, the North Korean team seemed to be a real passerby. In the final match of the group that decided whether to qualify or not, the North Koreans showed their dark horse nature, defeating Italy 1-0 and reaching the semi-final with the former Soviet Union.

Because the North Korean team wore red jerseys and played at such a fast pace that the English crowd figuratively referred to them as "red mosquitoes".

They were a swarm of 'red mosquitoes', and they did a miracle that was even more shocking than the fall of the Roman Empire. —Foreign Electricity's evaluation of the North Korean team, which defeated Italy in the 1966 World Cup and reached the last eight.

I remember it was North Korea! It was the name of the United Kingdom in 1966, when North Korea announced that it was going to win the World Cup, which was quite unexpected. The reason is that the North Korean team uniform is red, and the average height of the North Korean team at that time is only 1.65 meters, and the body is also dry and thin, they look so weak in front of the tall and strong European team, so they have the nickname "red mosquito".

But it was such a team that was at an absolute physical disadvantage that eliminated the favourites Italy and entered the last eight.

When China wears the red jersey ...

Mersey is a river name, Merseysiders, people by the Mosey River, Liverpool City is on the Mosey River, so the Liverpool team is also called Merseyside Red (red), and the Everton team is called Merseyside Blue (blue).

Liverpool Live does not have Premier League rights, so it uses a pseudonym. There is a river in Liverpool City called Mersey River and the Liverpool jersey is red, so it is called Merseyside Red

It's Liverpool, Merseyside Blue, and it's its city rivals, Everton.

Merseyside is Merseyside (the name of the county in England).

Merseyside Red, referring to Liverpool.

The reason is the degree of allergy to the blood... People who are prone to allergies will get a bag...

I think it's because of the different kinds of mosquitoes.

Sometimes I get red spots, sometimes I get bags, and the ones that get bitten by mosquitoes are very itchy.

The main thing is that everyone's blood and immune system are different. Some of them are sensitive, similar to allergies. It doesn't say who has a good physique.

Depending on the physiology of each person, the effects of mosquito bites will vary greatly.

Red Wolves is a Roma football club.

Associazione Sportiva Roma, the Roma Sports Federation, abbreviated or Roma, is located in Rome, the capital of Italy, and is often translated as Roma Football Club in Chinese.

On July 22, 1927, it was formed by the merger of several local clubs in the city of Rome. Roma made their debut in 1929 and are now part of the Serie A. Roma have won three Serie A titles in their history.

The club's emblem features the city of Rome logo, which features a wolf feeding two babies.

Roma and their rivals Lazio share the Stadiónio Olimpico as the club's home stadium, which has a capacity of 80,000 people, making it the second largest stadium in Italy after the San Siro Stadium shared by Milan's two giants, the Meazza Stadium.

Every year, the meeting between Roma and Lazio is called the "Roman Derby". With the gradual stabilization of the strength and style of the two teams in recent years, the Rome derby has now become one of the most exciting and popular games in Italy.

The full name of the Club of Rome is:"the associazione sportiva roma"

Asroma is an abbreviation of the name, and the club adopted the colors of the city of Rome - golden yellow and Pompeii red as the symbol of the team, and chose the mother of the city of Rome, the wolf, as its own symbol, and the wolf warrior as the team's sacred relic.

The team crest we see today clearly shows this imprint.

Rome, in fact, the real reason is not right, because there is a legend that there are two little boys raised by wolves in the city of Rome, and there is a sculpture in the Roman museum, so the wolf is the representative of Rome, so the Roman team emblem has a wolf.

In Rome, the logo of the jersey is red, so it is called the red wolf.

Roman, brother.

Check the history to see why it's a wolf.

Rome, red uniform, wolf as the team logo!

Legend has it that there were two little boys in the city of Rome who grew up drinking the milk of wolves, and there is such a sculpture in the Roman museum, so the wolf is the representative of the city of Rome, and the Roman team also chose the wolf as the team emblem.

Rome Rome

Club:

Manchester United: Red; Liverpool: Red; Chelsea:

White; Arsenal: red and white stripes (big red); Manchester City: Blue; Newcastle:

black and white stripes; AC Milan: Red and white stripes (dark red); Inter Milan: blue and black; Juventus:

black and white stripes; Rome: brown; Lazio: blue; Real Madrid:

White; Barcelona: red and blue; Bayern: red and white; Borussia Dortmund:

yellow and white stripes; Schalke 04: Blue; Boca Juniors, Argentina: Blue; Santos, Brazil:

Yellow; National Team:

Italy: Blue; Germany: black and white; United Kingdom: red and white; Spain: red and black; France: blue and white; Brazil: Yellow; Argentina: blue and white; Netherlands: orange;

Looks like that's all I know, I hope it's of some use to you

Premier League: Manchester United (red), Chelsea (blue), Manchester City (sky blue), Liverpool (red), Tottenham Hotspur (white).

Ligue 1: Paris Saint-Germain (dark blue).

Bundesliga: Bayern Munich (red) Borussia Dortmund (yellow).

Serie A: Juventus (black and white stripes) AC Milan (red and black stripes) Inter Milan (blue and black stripes) La Liga: Real Madrid (white) Barcelona (red and blue stripes) Atletico Madrid (red and white stripes).

Famous football team? It's so broad, do you mean clubs?

Premier League: Manchester United – red, Chelsea – blue, Manchester City – blue, Liverpool – red, Arsenal – red.

La Liga: Barcelona - red and blue, Real Madrid - white, Villarreal - yellow Serie A: Juventus - black and white, AC Milan - red and black, Inter Milan - blue and black.

Bundesliga: Bayern Munich – red.

Red factions: Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool Blue factions: Chelsea, Manchester City, Everton.

Red Devils, Manchester United, Rossoneri, AC Milan, Blues, Chelsea, Bianconeri, Juventus.

There are too many on this **, I can't finish talking about it, let's go see it for myself.

Barcelona, Lord, Red and Blue Shaft, Guest, Orange, Royal Madrid, Lord, Mortar, Guest, Green.

AC Milan is striped red and black.

The Premier League has:

Manchester United Liverpool.

Arsenal Fulham.

Charlton Middlesbrough.

Serie A: AC Milan (red and black).

Rome (maroon).

Palermo (pink).

Reggina Turin.

La Liga: Mallorca.

Tarragona. The Spaniards don't seem to like red,-

Bundesliga: Bayern.

Leverkusen. Kaiserslautern.

Freiburg, Frankfurt.

Hannover 96 Frankfurt.

The national team has:

China, Spain.

Portugal (jujube red).

Czech Republic South Korea. Switzerland, Costa Rica, England.

Liverpool and Manchester United are two of the most famous, Liverpool is called the Reds and Manchester United is called the Reddevils ———Reddevils

The origin of the nickname "Red Devils" is simple, because Manchester United's jersey is red, and because Manchester United has made all opponents feared by Manchester United in the history of English football, and their own fans are proud to associate their team with the "devil", the name "Red Devils" is popular in England.

Of course, the original nickname "Red Devils" was more aimed at United fans, as they would set off the "Red Storm" at home and away, but after the name became more and more popular, "Red Devils" eventually became a common nickname for Manchester United teams and fans.

Reds ——— Thereds (Liverpool).

The Liverpool team is known as the "Red Army", and the origin of this "vest" is related to the birth of the team. When the English league was formed in 1888, Liverpool City had only one team, Everton, who were on loan at Anfield Stadium. Four years later, however, the majority of the squad decided not to spend their loan at Anfield in favour of Goodson Park.

But three players did not leave Anfield, so the owner of the stadium, Hotting, recruited a group of Scottish players with three people, and set up another hill to form the Liverpool team. In order to distinguish it from Everton's shirt colour and the preference of the new Scots, the team finally chose red as the colour of the home kit. Later, as Liverpool became so successful that they were also known as the "Reds".

Despite being overshadowed by Manchester United in recent years, the Reds remain the most successful team in English football for more than 100 years, with five European Cups and 18 top-flight titles.

Osasuna, Mallorca, Tarragona, Liverpool, Manchester United, Le Mans

Reds: Liverpool.

Red Devils: Manchester United.

Liverpool, Manchester United, Bayern Munich.

Leaked a garbage team, Sheffield United, hehe red and white.

Fill the 4th floor.

The national team also has Belgium.

There are too many, such as Manchester United and Liverpool.

Manchester United, Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, Bayern.

Why didn't anyone say Independiente? Pure red came.

What I know is:

Arsenal: Arsenal means Gunners, originally formed by the workers of the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, officially named "Royal Arsenal" in 1886, renamed "Woolwich Arsenal" in 1891, and in 1913, the club moved to Highbury Stadium and finally named "Arsenal".

Manchester United: In 1878, the predecessor of Manchester United Club, the "Newton Heather", was founded, and in 1902 it was reorganized into Manchester United.

Liverpool: In 1892, a quarrel broke out between Everton FC and John Houlding, owner of Anfield Stadium, with the former leaving Anfield for Goodison Park and the latter angrily establishing a new club--- Liverpool. Between 1900 and 1947, Liverpool won five top-flight titles and quickly became one of the best teams in England.

In 1954, Liverpool reached their lowest point since their inception, when they were relegated to the second division. In 1961, Liverpool returned to the First Division, and after that, they welcomed two legendary helmsmen, which was also a turning point in the team's return to the ranks of the best. From 1959 to 1983, Bill Sankley and Bob Paisley became Liverpool's head coach, and the Reds led the Reds to the pinnacle of glory.

During this time, they won the top flight 18 times, becoming the undisputed dominance of England in that era.

Newcastle: In 1892, the unthinkable merger of the two teams that had been at the same time – Newcastle East and West – formed what is now Newcastle United.

I don't know, passers-by scored, but I like this Manchester City team

Chelsea seem to have changed their name to Blues.

Arsenal, nicknamed like a cannon, because of the team's monogram.