What does the Oolong incident mean?

Oolong means wrong, it's from Hong Kong and Guangdong. That is, mistakes and misunderstandings lead to unnecessary losses. The Oolong incident was an incident that was hit by mistake and caused unnecessary losses. It also contains the wrong meaning.

"OWN GOAL" comes from the English word "own goal", which means "entering the goal of one's own goal" According to the pronunciation of this word, Hong Kong fans call it an own goal.

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Classic own goal

1, Enkelmann: This is the first derby after Birmingham upgraded in recent years. As a result, mellberg, the captain of Aston Villa, threw a non-threatening foul ball, but young Enkelmann misjudged and let the ball roll into the goal from his own feet. Even more stupid, his crying made the referee forget the rule that the foul ball was not a direct goal and ruled that the goal was valid. Birmingham finally won 3-0.

2. Lauren: Last season in the Premier League, Arsenal beat Manchester City 2-/kloc-0-,but the most impressive thing was the long pass from Manchester City after the opening. Under the interference of Sinclair, Arsenal defender Lauren stabbed the ball into Lehmann's goal. From the high-speed start to the ball "breaking into" the restricted area, and even the later exposure of "volley", Lauren's every move is like a wonderful action.

3. Dunn: It's still Manchester City, but this time they became the victims of their own goal. In the 2006-07 season, Manchester City 1-0 led at home against West Bromwich Albion. In the final stage of the game, Dunn made a mistake and kicked the ball into his own goal from a long distance. At this time, the goalkeeper James was powerless, and the audience watched the ball slide 30 meters and shoot into Manchester City's goal. 18960.8886868866 17