Football: Causality Law, Every Shot Scores Within Three Kicks

I don't know much about football. Is this what the Football Association did in 2005?

You go around reminding others that if you want to change other people's futures, aren't you afraid of being discovered? Remind me of this thing today and that thing tomorrow. This kind of thing can be brushed off in one stroke, but writing it down is just superfluous. It's good in the first place, but it's particularly awkward when I see this.

Isn't it because of my skills that I can't shoot? Do large gaps also depend on skill probability?

I was very happy when I wrote about going to Real Madrid, thinking I could see the two stars of Real Madrid shining in Europe, but it turned out that Cristiano Ronaldo was written away. Since I want the protagonist to shine alone, why not just write it to another giant club that lacks a striker? Ronaldo** This book is finished in my heart

Does scoring a goal all depend on chance? If there is no defender in front of the goal, the first goal will have a 20% chance of scoring.

I just want to know when the protagonist's injury will heal. I've read more than a hundred chapters before a single piece of his ugliness appears.

I was too embarrassed to bring it in. I felt so embarrassed watching it, and I was embarrassed to see the results of the men's football team YY

Roman Abramovich, the best owner in football history, thank you for your efforts over the years

What I want to see is a violent beating and killing! Football association

It's so boring to keep writing about the Champions League. It's over and there's no suspense. What's there to write about? Don't force the opponent to overpower the protagonist to escape. This kind of game has no pressure on the protagonist. There is still meaning in writing about cultivating young players. If you write about the game, you don't need to watch it. The opponent scores and the protagonist saves the game. Watch too much.