952 The Storm Approaches 4yr

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When George Wood appeared on the pitch, the England fans in the stands let out a huge cheer. They chanted Wood's nickname, "Saint George" over and over again, and completely quashed the French fans' bluster.
They could not help but get excited. It had been more than two months. Even though George Wood came on as a substitute in the games against Germany and Sweden, it was his first time in the starting lineup for months. What did it mean for George Wood to be in the starting lineup? Saint George's right big toe had completely healed! They did not have to worry about anything in the next game.
But to those opponents who were observing the two teams in the stands and collecting first-hand intelligence, they were not focused on Wood's comeback, but Twain's actions. Wood's comeback was to be expected. Twain had brought the disciple whom he was most proud of to Spain, and it was not to keep him on the bench, so it was not surprising. But Twain's unusually low-key style before the game kep