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A | 葡萄牙教头凭借铁腕手段与过人智慧，扭转英超保级危局！ 当维托尔・佩雷拉（Vitor Pereira）做出取消圣诞节假期的决定时，狼队的球员们敏锐地意识到，这支深陷英超降级泥沼的球队，即将迎来一场脱胎换骨的变革。
B | Editor's Note:  Polar journeys require money, good health and patience for long flights and itineraries that may change with the weather. Yet on ships bound for Antarctica, and tours reaching into the Arctic, retired teachers, doctors, researchers and business managers are becoming easier to find. After decades scheduled around work and family, they now possess something that was once just as scarce as money: uninterrupted time. By the end of 2025, China had 323.38 million people aged 60 or above, accounting for 23 percent of its population, according to the Xinhua News Agency. Their incomes, health and family circumstances vary enormously, and polar travelers remain a small, relatively affluent group. Still, their choices bring one change into sharp focus: For some among this new generation of retirees, growing older no longer means simply drawing the boundaries of life inward. It may also be a chance to return to journeys postponed for decades. Behind every such journey lies a practical calculation: Is the body ready? Is the expense manageable? Can family responsibilities be set aside long enough? The answers are reshaping both travel products and ideas about life after work. At the farthest reaches of the map, some Chinese retirees are asking a new question: With their careers behind them and years still ahead, where do they want to go next? No longer waiting In early 2025, 63-year-old He Man stood on a snow-covered slope at Port Charcot in Antarctica and looked back toward the sea. The Silver Endeavour, the ship that had brought her there, had shrunk to a white speck against the blue water. Penguins wandered nearby. "Standing there, I suddenly realized how small I was - and how small my problems were," she told the Global Times. It was a journey He Man had postponed for most of her adult life. Before retiring, she was a deputy chief physician at the dental center of Shenzhen People's Hospital in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong Province. During her 38-year medical career, most days she got up at 6 am, arrived at the hospital around 7 and began seeing patients at 8. On busy days, patients queued up outside her consulting room and she could barely stop for a drink of water. During the last 20 years of her career, she had no more than 15 days of annual leave each year. Once time was set aside for caring for elderly relatives and looking after her child, what remained was enough only for short trips. She had visited several countries in Europe and North America, but Antarctica remained beyond reach. "Antarctica had always been a dream, but I never really dared to imagine going," she said. The possibility became real only after friends from university made the journey in 2023 and 2024 and encouraged her to follow. By then, she had retired at 60. More important than anything else, she said, was that her time was finally her own. In October 2024, she booked a place on an expedition ship carrying about 200 passengers. She went with her husband, a neighboring couple and another couple with whom they often traveled, forming a group of six. The early-booking cruise fare exceeded 150,000 yuan ($22,250) per person. She and her husband later paid another 40,000 yuan each to upgrade their flights to business class. "On a journey this long, at our age, we should treat ourselves well," she said. The flights between China and South America alone took more than 30 hours. The entire journey eventually lasted 41 days, combining an 11-day Antarctic cruise with visits to Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Chile. "Since we had flown so far, we wanted to see it all in one go." The journey began with a lesson in polar uncertainty. To catch a period of calmer weather across the Drake Passage, the ship moved its scheduled departure from noon to 6 am. The couple reached the port in Chile before dawn after barely sleeping, only to learn that replenishment and repairs had taken longer than expected. The weather window closed, and the captain diverted through the Beagle Channel while waiting two days for conditions to improve. The retired doctor did not regard the delay as time lost. Marine biologists, ornithologists, geologists and polar historians delivered lectures on board throughout the day, while passengers watched the fjords outside. "There were many older people on the ship. We had time, and nobody was really in a hurry," she said. When she finally stepped onto the Antarctic snow, she said she was so overwhelmed that she wanted to cry. The trip did not remove the pressures waiting for her at home, but it changed the scale on which she viewed them. "When I feel stressed or upset now, I think of Antarctica," she said. "Life is only so long. Don't hold yourself too tightly. Let go when you should."  According to He Man, people aged 60 or above accounted for more than half of the passengers on board, while Chinese travelers also made up more than half. After returning home, some of the travelers from Shenzhen created a WeChat group, while others had already begun discussing their next destination. Travel agencies specializing in expedition cruises have noticed the same pattern. Zhang Xinyuan, founder and CEO of Newayer Cruises, told the Global Times that the company entered the Antarctic market in 2008 and sent its first group the following year. It has since served approximately 6,000 travelers on trips to the Arctic and Antarctica. Among its customers, more than 65 percent are aged over 50, with those between 55 and 65 forming the largest group. The makeup of that group has changed. Before 2020, Zhang said, most of the agency's polar customers were private business owners, senior executives and their family members. In recent years, the professional backgrounds of its customers have become more varied, with retired teachers, doctors, researchers and managers from public institutions increasingly represented. Retired women traveling alone have also become more visible. Their journeys do not necessarily end after one polar voyage. Zhang once regarded Antarctica as a once-in-a-lifetime destination, but found that some customers continued on to the Arctic, the Galapagos Islands or wildlife reserves in Africa. She cited a recently retired couple who booked trips to both Antarctica and the Arctic. While still aboard the Arctic cruise, they asked to reserve places on a southern Africa itinerary planned for the following year. Industry data suggest that this is a growing, though still expensive, segment of the travel market. During the 2024-25 Antarctic season, Chinese nationals accounted for 10 percent of passengers traveling with operators belonging to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators, or IAATO, the second-largest share after the US. In the 2025-26 season, IAATO operators recorded 85,195 visitors who landed in Antarctica and another 27,217 cruise-only passengers. The association said China had seen the greatest post-pandemic increase among the main sources of Antarctic travelers. Data released by Tongcheng Travel offer a closer view of the high-end market. From January to September 2025, travelers aged between 50 and 70 accounted for more than 70 percent of users booking outbound luxury cruises on the platform. Among customers purchasing polar cruise products priced above 100,000 yuan, more than 90 percent were classified by the company as silver travelers. As the customer base changes, the product is changing with it. Zhang said the longest flights, rather than the cruise itself, often present the greatest physical challenge. On board, travelers can decide whether to join shore landings, hikes or Zodiac cruises according to their physical fitness and health condition. At Newayer Cruises, travelers aged between 75 and 80 are generally asked to provide medical documentation and travel with a family member. Its group products include emergency medical and evacuation insurance, while tour leaders accompany passengers from departure. The agency has also added Chinese-language services and meals familiar to Chinese passengers, while leaving more space in itineraries rather than packing each day with activities. Flexibility is needed for reasons beyond the traveler's own health.  Polar travel occupies the expensive outer edge of a much broader change in how older Chinese people spend their time. By the end of 2025, China had 323.38 million people aged 60 or above, accounting for 23 percent of the population. Those aged 65 or above numbered 223.65 million, or 15.9 percent. The National Bureau of Statistics noted that people aged between 60 and 64 made up a relatively large part of the older population, and that many were still healthy and participated in social activities. Travel is becoming one outlet for this age group. Data cited by the National Development and Reform Commission show that older travelers account for more than 20 percent of China's total tourist numbers. Du Peng, dean of the School of Population and Health and director of the Institute of Gerontology at Renmin University of China, noted in a CCTV interview that more than 20 million people would enter old age each year over the following decade. Compared with earlier generations, he said, many would be better educated, assess their own health more positively and use the internet with greater ease. Policy is beginning to respond to this more varied picture of old age. A State Council document on developing the silver economy calls for replacing rigid age restrictions on travel with assessments based more closely on health, while expanding travel insurance and strengthening consumer protection. Still, the retirees boarding polar ships should not be treated as a portrait of all 323 million older Chinese people. They are a relatively small group able to meet three demanding conditions at once: sufficient savings, good health and control over their time. Therefore, what these polar travelers demonstrate is not that every retirement should become an expensive adventure. Rather, they show that later life is becoming less uniform: rest and care remain essential, but for some people, retirement may also contain study, creative work, new friendships and journeys once postponed by jobs and family obligations. Back in Shenzhen, He Man now divides her Xiaohongshu (RedNote) posts between dental-health advice and notes from her travels. Antarctica has been crossed off the list, but the list itself continues to grow. She is considering a trip to see the animal migration in Africa and another to watch the aurora in Iceland. The Arctic is lower down on her list. The Arctic can wait. This time, the delay is hers to decide.  。去年 12 月 19 日，佩雷拉临危受命，彼时的狼队正挣扎于降级区，形势岌岌可危。而他走马上任后的首个举措，便是取消球队原计划在 12 月 25 日的休息日。 在此之前，带队的加里・奥尼尔（Gary O’Neil）在 16 轮联赛过后，因球队排名英超倒数第二惨遭解雇。按照奥尼尔的安排，球员们本可在当地时间 12 月 25 日与家人欢聚一堂，共度圣诞佳节，然后于次日晚间在主场迎战曼联。
C | 然而，佩雷拉却坚持在当天下午增设一节训练课。 结果令人惊喜，狼队在莫利纽克斯球场以 2∶0 的比分战胜曼联。而在佩雷拉执教的首场比赛中，也就是 12 月 22 日，球队便以 3∶0 的大比分完胜同为保级队伍的莱斯特城。一场振奋人心的逆袭之旅，就此正式开启。从濒临降级到提前保级：堪称奇迹的惊天逆转 谁能想到，在佩雷拉接手时士气低落、状态低迷的狼队，竟能在4月中旬，于老特拉福德球场再度击败曼联，提前锁定英超联赛的保级席位。
D | 在那场 1∶0 获胜的比赛中，帕布罗・萨拉维亚（Pablo Sarabia）轰出一脚精彩绝伦的任意球，不仅助力狼队 45 年来首次双杀曼联，更让球队收获了自 1970 - 1971 赛季以来在顶级联赛中的五连胜佳绩。
E | 在佩雷拉执教的大多数时间里，狼队一步一步地摆脱了降级的阴霾，尤其是最近几周，更是势如破竹。
F | 在老特拉福德阳光灿烂的午后，全队朝着客队球迷整齐划一地挥拳庆祝，这一幕淋漓尽致地展现出球队如今焕然一新的自信风貌。而这，在四个月前佩雷拉刚刚接手球队时，简直是难以想象的场景。 这位 56 岁的功勋教头在成功跨越保级线的最后阶段，显得尤为激动。在这场意义非凡的终极胜利之后的新闻发布会上，他展现出了自来到英伦足坛以来最为动容的一面。拯救这支 “摇摇欲坠的沉船” 所承受的巨大精神压力，似乎已让他身心俱疲。 “今天感觉有些疲惫，” 他坦言，“这场比赛耗费了太多的精力，我现在一心只想着下一场比赛，全力争取三分。
G | 我不想再盯着降级区，我要让球员们把目光聚焦在下一个三分能让我们攀升到的位置。” 佩雷拉或许没有时间去尽情庆祝，但数以万计的狼队球迷早已迫不及待地要为他欢呼雀跃，将赞美与荣耀毫不吝啬地献给他。从奥尼尔到佩雷拉：更衣室纪律与战术理念的双重革新 奥尼尔的下课充满了遗憾。在 2023 - 2024 赛季，他临危受命，接过胡伦・洛佩特吉（Julen Lopetegui）在赛季前夕辞职后留下的烂摊子，最终带领球队以第 14 名的成绩完赛，领先降级区足足 20 分，期间还奉献了多场令人难忘的经典胜仗。然而，在他下课前的最后几个月里，球队却陷入了混乱的泥沼。经验尚浅的奥尼尔（在接任洛佩特吉之前，仅在伯恩茅斯执教了不到一个赛季）试图用尽各种办法拯救球队，结果却适得其反，反而让局面变得更加混乱不堪。在挫折与绝望的笼罩下，更衣室的纪律也逐渐分崩离析。 当月早些时候，狼队队长马里奥・莱米纳（Mario Lemina）在输给西汉姆联之后，在赛后情绪失控，大发雷霆，这便是一个极为明显的信号 —— 尽管奥尼尔依然受到球员和同事们的爱戴与尊重，但他在球队中的权威已然受到了严重的动摇。而马泰乌斯・库尼亚（Matheus Cunha）在输给伊普斯维奇之后，在球场上做出离奇的肘击对手并抢夺对方眼镜的闹剧，则成为了压垮球队管理层心理防线的最后一根稻草。 就在此时，与狼队有着深厚渊源的葡萄牙 “超级经纪人” 若热・门德斯（Jorge Mendes），向球队推荐了前费内巴切和奥林匹亚科斯主帅佩雷拉，狼队毫不犹豫地欣然接受了这一推荐。战术简化与心理重塑：佩雷拉的保级秘诀 佩雷拉所取得的成功绝非偶然。诚然，他执教初期的前三场比赛，对手分别是状态糟糕的莱斯特城、深陷危机的曼联，以及伤病满营的托特纳姆热刺，但他能够迅速取得成效，更多地还是得益于一系列深层次的变革举措。 一位俱乐部工作人员形象地形容道，佩雷拉及其教练组的到来，“就如同穿上了一双久违的旧拖鞋那般自在”。葡萄牙教练组对三中卫体系的执着坚守，不禁让人回想起努诺・埃斯皮里托・桑托（Nuno Espírito Santo）那段辉煌的执教岁月。这种熟悉的感觉，让整个团队迅速安定下来，找到了归属感。
H | 当然，佩雷拉的执教风格与努诺有所不同：他更为和蔼可亲，在战术上采用 3 - 4 - 3 阵型，着重强调高位逼抢，而非努诺时期所惯用的低位防守反击战术。
I | 但最为关键的是，佩雷拉一上任，便立刻用葡萄牙语与队内的核心球员建立起了顺畅的沟通桥梁，一举终结了奥尼尔执教末期弥漫在球队中的混乱氛围。他目光如炬，敏锐地察觉到球队面临的最大问题在于信心的全面崩塌 —— 尤其是在奥尼尔执教的最后一场对阵伊普斯维奇的比赛中，库尼亚和拉扬・艾特 - 努里（Rayan Ait - Nouri）所卷入的无谓冲突，将球队脆弱不堪的心理状态暴露无遗。 他的解决之道在于实现战术清晰化：从执教的第一堂训练课开始，便大刀阔斧地简化战术体系，让球员们回到自己最为熟悉的位置上（尽管马特・多尔蒂成功改打三中卫右侧是一个例外情况）。定位球防守曾经是困扰奥尼尔的一大难题，始终无法找到有效的解决办法。佩雷拉则认为，这一问题的根源在于球员们信心的缺失，导致在关键时刻出现慌乱。
J | 因此，他通过强化球员对自身能力的信念，让他们在角球和任意球防守时能够主动出击，发挥出应有的水平。 数据清晰地显示，尽管在奥尼尔执教后期，球队在攻防的预期进球（xG）差距方面已经开始逐渐缩小，但佩雷拉则进一步巩固并扩大了这一良好趋势。
K | “在第一堂训练课上，球队就表现出了极高的热情，非常愿意接受全新的理念，” 他在近期的一次新闻发布会上说道，“我在之前就和球队强调过，你们具备强大的实力，否则我也不会选择来到这里。我们完全有能力踢得更加出色，防守更加稳固，进攻更加锐利。但重中之重是要重塑信心。
L | 从第一天开始，我们就致力于构建属于我们球队独特的风格。
M | ”铁腕治军：坚决清除更衣室隐患 奥尼尔在莱米纳赛后失控之后，剥夺了他的队长袖标，而佩雷拉则在此基础上更进一步。1 月 6 日，莱米纳作为替补球员，在主场 0∶3 负于诺丁汉森林的比赛中表现不佳，状态低迷。自那之后，佩雷拉果断地将他排除出一线队的比赛计划。虽然他允许莱米纳继续随队训练，但同时也明确地告知俱乐部，他不希望一位心思已经不在球队的老将继续留在这里。最终，31 岁的加蓬国脚莱米纳转会至土耳其的加拉塔萨雷俱乐部。 对待克雷格・道森（Craig Dawson），佩雷拉同样展现出了强硬的态度。
N | 34 岁的道森并不在他的一线队规划之中，尽管没有出现纪律方面的问题，但佩雷拉不希望一位心怀不满的资深球员留在队中，从而对团队积极向上的氛围产生负面影响。在道森拒绝了转会至英冠俱乐部的机会之后，他实际上已经被球队雪藏，自 2 月转会窗口关闭之后，便不再参加球队的训练。 清除这些潜在的干扰因素，被认为是球队能够始终保持专注的关键所在。尽管在转会窗口初期，由于莱米纳和库尼亚的去留传闻，引发了球队内部的波动，但随着莱米纳的顺利离队，以及库尼亚续约至至少今年夏天，球队迅速重新找回了稳定的状态，重回正轨。细节制胜：从赛前酒店安排到球员统一用餐 佩雷拉所推动的变革，体现在诸多细微之处：他重新恢复了奥尼尔取消的主场赛前酒店住宿安排，要求球员们统一用餐时间。这些看似微不足道的调整，却有效地重建了球队的纪律意识。在康普顿公园训练基地的走廊和食堂里，他频繁地与球员们进行即兴交流，通过一对一的深度会议，精心修复球员个体内心的创伤。而训练基地紧凑的环境，反而在不经意间增进了团队的凝聚力。 球队在佩雷拉执教首战中 3∶0 大胜莱斯特城，这场比赛意义重大。
o | 当球迷们在王权球场激情高唱他的名字时，佩雷拉深切地认为，这极大地加速了球员、教练与球迷之间信任纽带的重建进程。核心人物：队长塞梅多与新援阿格巴杜 奥尼尔在离任之前，做出的最后一个至关重要的决策，便是将队长袖标交到了尼尔森・塞梅多（Nelson Semedo）手中。
p | 这位葡萄牙国脚（其合同将于今年夏天到期）用实际行动充分证明了自己卓越的领袖价值：他积极组织全队前往狼队受伤前锋萨沙・卡拉季奇（Sasa Kalajdzic）妻子经营的克罗地亚餐厅 Fjaka 聚餐，精心策划彩弹团建活动，成为了更衣室中最具影响力的核心声音。 “塞梅多表现得极为出色，这就是我们极力想要留下他的原因，” 佩雷拉称赞道，“他时刻都将团队的利益放在首位，积极帮我解决各种问题，也热心地帮助队友克服困难，始终以极高的职业素养行事。” 尽管塞梅多大概率将以自由身离开球队，但佩雷拉在今年夏天球队引援决策方面，已然拥有了更大的话语权。 在新援方面，佩雷拉力排众议，坚决主张签下的科特迪瓦中卫伊曼纽尔・阿格巴杜（Emmanuel Agbadou），迅速成为球队攻防两端的核心人物。而津巴布韦中场马歇尔・穆涅西（Marshall Munetsi）的成功加盟，同样源于他的坚持。这些成功的引援操作，让佩雷拉在讨论夏季引援目标时，拥有了更重的分量 —— 即便下赛季可能会失去球队的头号射手库尼亚，他也依然满怀信心地致力于打造一支不依赖单一球员的强大团队。从英超 “救火教练” 到城市英雄：佩雷拉的未来之路 佩雷拉与狼队签订的合同在今年夏天将进入最后一年（当初他仅签约了 18 个月）。鉴于奥尼尔在签下四年合同之后，短短几个月便遭遇下课的前车之鉴，俱乐部暂时并不打算立即为佩雷拉提供一份长期合同。然而，俱乐部衷心希望这位足迹遍布巴西、德国、沙特阿拉伯和中国等多地的资深教头，能够在狼队深深扎根，长期执教。而佩雷拉本人，在两次遗憾错过埃弗顿主帅职位之后，如今正尽情享受着在伍尔弗汉普顿的执教时光 —— 他甚至养成了在当地酒吧与球迷亲切交流的习惯，已然成为球迷心中的传奇人物。 狼队的支持者们心里十分清楚，佩雷拉想要真正铸就属于自己的传奇，还需要时间的沉淀与考验。但此时此刻，他已然凭借铁腕手段与过人智慧，成功挽救了一个濒临崩溃的赛季，重新树立起了权威且清晰的战术哲学。在经历了奥尼尔执教时期的大起大落之后，这样稳健而持续的变革，无疑正是狼队最迫切需要的救赎之道。 （本文编译自TA）。 Current article:http://www.shangfochengcongshuaizhuang.buzz/list_7hus/cp31.html Published on:15:26:50 |
