Chapter 97 Going beyond success or failure is extraordinary success

In a Premier League game in March 1997, Liverpool played against Arsenal. This game was very important for both sides, and the loser would miss the championship. When the game progressed to 63 minutes, Liverpool's striker Robbie broke through the opponent's penalty area with the ball at high speed, and only Arsenal's goalkeeper Seaman was in front of him.In order to avoid hitting the opponent's goalkeeper Seaman, who was completely disregarding his own safety like crazy, and fell to the ground to catch the ball, Fowler gave up the shot at the moment when he was absolutely sure to shoot the ball into the opponent's goal.

Fowler lost his balance and fell to the ground because he was too fast when he broke through with the ball and then received it too quickly. The referee thought it was Seaman who threw Fowler to the ground, awarded a penalty kick and showed Seaman a red card to send Seaman off the court.Faced with this kind of penalty, the offensive players were all thankful, but Fowler repeatedly explained to the referee, stating that Seaman did not touch him, and he fell down by himself, and asked the referee to withdraw the penalty. The referee was overwhelmed by his advocating fairness and impartiality, modified the penalty, retracted the red card, but kept the penalty penalty.

When Fowler took the penalty, he casually made a gentle shot, deliberately kicking the ball squarely into Seaman's chest. Goals mean honor to a professional football player, and Fowler gave up two chances to score goals because of his advocacy of competitive fairness and justice, as well as his cherishing of life. In this game, the audience applauded Fowler's human beauty and noble sportsmanship! He won splendor, he won virtue, he won the respect of all. ★Life is delicious★ The same is true in life. It is very important to strive for victory, but when it is necessary to develop noble morality, being able to transcend success or failure is a higher spiritual state and a greater sense of success.