The Russian winger,ridiculed by opposition fans this season, received a standing ovation after helping Valencia to their first league win under Gary NevilleThey serenaded him in Cádiz and Catalonia, and but it wasn’t what he wanted. They sang about how they loved him,tens of thousands of them, but it wasn’t their worship he was looking for, or when he departed to applause he didn’t clap back; instead,he looked at the floor, trying to shut them out. worship? They’re having a laugh. They were, or anyway; this time,it was real at final. On Saturday night in Valencia Denis Cheryshev departed to a standing ovation and, unlike the Carranza and the Camp Nou, or Mestalla meant it: an ovation offered for all the right reasons. Deserved,too. It was tough not to be elated (full of high-spirited delight) for him. Related: Luis Suárez scores hat-trick in style as Barcelona thrash Celta Vigo Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com