Rookie Coach's Counterattack

Very good, there is no invincibility, it does not mean that the team always wins and never loses, and the idea is very meaningful. If people who love football really do this as the protagonist, it is feasible to make Chinese football progress.

Very exciting, the timeline is a bit too far back, everything else is OK There are no cheats, no systems, no crushing all the way. But it's really exciting and beautiful!

I'm an old fan, and to be honest, this book was a smooth read. The growth of a small team can be fascinating. It is indeed difficult for small teams to compete in high-level leagues. It is difficult to finance recruitment and is not competitive with big clubs in other aspects. However, this does not mean that there is no possibility of success. Why won't the Miracle team form a team?

The author's football skills are very solid, with some good points and some minor flaws. Let me talk about the good points first. There is no system or cheats in this book. It is not like some football articles that criticize certain "things" about the motherland. The main plot fully reflects the heritage of British professional football rooted in the community and the helplessness of small clubs in the transfer market (the iron-clad teams are losing players). Several missed cup championships make this book appear "real". Barnett's miracle is irrational but generally logical. It is well written about the promotion and support of domestic products, and one dollar is enough. Let's talk about the weird part. The main timeline of this book starts in 2018. Some players or coaches are in places they shouldn't be. But it doesn't matter. There are a lot of Three Kingdoms stories in Tomato, and the second master of Guan of the Three Kingdoms helped Sun Jian kill Hua Xiong, and Zhuge Liang helped Sun Quan borrow arrows. How tiring. Although it is enough to be able to justify it, since it is based on reality, it is better to rely on reality as much as possible. There is also the fact that the owner has twice invested in the club, although in reality one is the boss Lai and the other is the owner of Dalian. But when you talk to the first one, you put on a face and resist, and when you talk to the latter, it's like a clown fish seeing a sea anemone and sticking to it. Business is business, faith is faith, and the protagonist is an adult in his thirties and a boss worth more than one billion RMB. There is really no need for this. Finally, I suggest that the author can play FM to find little monsters for the protagonist. The FM game is really accurate in finding little monsters. To be honest, seeing this plot in China was quite disheartening. I felt that the author had taken his social experience for granted. The second reason to persuade me to quit is that my beloved uncle Zha was written down as a class member [staring] [staring] [staring] Forget it, I am very philanthropic. The Chinese fan circle is as bad as the fan circle, and there are not many fans with solid basic knowledge. Come on

Later in the finals or big competition. Can shareholders be invited to watch the game live? Don't forget your more than 10,000 shareholders. Since they still have shares, should they pay dividends or get points?

It feels good. Now I see that I am an old fan.

Yes, the story at the beginning attracted me. Although his description of the game in the first 200 chapters was not very good, around the 50 chapters of the new update, I can already feel the progress more clearly. I wish the author will work harder and create new achievements. It makes no sense. I read all the reviews and almost all of them are 5 stars. Why is the rating so low? Has it been sanctioned?

Give me some encouragement, promotion is quite reasonable.

The real rating is 3 stars, and the unsystematic rating is 1 star more. I haven't finished reading the book yet, and unless the style changes later, some things won't change. Because the author asked me to watch a documentary composed of a series of briefings. There was no ups and downs in the description of the battle in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but only the victory and defeat recorded in a few strokes of paper in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. After reading so many chapters, I wondered what I had read. For old bookworms, an outline is fine, but the author is asked to improve his writing skills.

The beginning feels average, but the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. It's good. This novel is still very nice. Once you read it, it is very good. It is relatively close to reality. Good luck, author.

It's okay, except that it's hard to read at the beginning

I just like the unsystematic ones and get a headache when I look at them. This book is really good.

For casual fans, I feel that the era is too recent. It should be a fan article. It is not particularly refreshing. There is nothing touching. I know every player. I used to watch football but now I don't have time to watch it. Let's cheer for the author. Millions of gods.

There is no rebirth and no system. This is a man who was promoted as a head coach as a scapegoat. He started from a fifth-level team in England and moved up a level every year. His goal is to reach the big stage of the Premier League. It looks good!

It is a football manager and coaching article with no system, no rebirth, a single female protagonist, no frivolity and no business. It is one of the football articles second only to the book champion coach. It crowdfunded to acquire a British fifth-division team and then jumped a level to the Premier League in one year. In the fifth year, it won the Europa League and in the sixth year, it won the Champions League. It can be said to be a cool football article that combines all elements. It is suitable for those born in the 2000s to read.

After reading them all, I think the biggest flaw of this book is Hongxing Erke, but it is not impossible to do this in order to increase exposure, so this flaw is not so important. I have read a book before where the head coach is also the chairman. It is also in the Premier League and he also played in the lower leagues. However, the difference between the two books is still very big. What they have in common is that they are both very interesting. What makes this book very interesting to me is that the turning point in the plot is a bit like a fantasy novel such as Covering the Sky, Perfect World, and Da Feng's Watchman. A thing is about to end, and something suddenly happens, which can revive people's appetite. Of course, I may only feel this way, but the writing is really good. I look forward to the author's next book.

I finished reading it in one go. It is very well written. This is the first unsystematic football competition article I have read. I support it very much😁 It's great. I've been following it. This is the only football novel I follow. It's wonderful and more real without a system.

1. Without cheats, the writing is still relatively reasonable. This is the core feature. 2. The rhythm is very good. Each stage is described in the length it deserves. Focusing on the key points rather than the number of words is the biggest advantage. 3. It can always give you a surprise when the plot enters a dull period, so this book can keep attracting people to read. This is the most valuable surprise.

Very good coaching article, I will read a million words

This book is one of my few coaching articles, and its rating is too low.

Not bad, I hope to see the end.

How to say it? This football novel may not be the best football novel I have ever read, but it is a football novel that I can read chapter by chapter.

Unsystematic football novels are rare, but this novel is quite well written and worth reading. I hope the author will not stop updating it.

It's not bad. Although it feels a bit like an invincible novel, it's still within the acceptable range. The plot is also well written.

The plot is reasonable and not procrastinating. No licking, worth watching. I hope the author will not change his original intention and write better and better!

Real and objective, not brainless, and very comfortable to follow the rhythm Does the author play fm? If not, you can play one. The sense of immersion and realism will be much stronger. In addition, I have a question about why Barnett was obsessed with the FA Cup when he was in the English Championship? Logically speaking, a qualified head coach should give up in the sixth round (playing cup games with rotation). After all, Barnet was third in the Championship at the time, and the league was obviously more important. Otherwise, I don't think any normal coach would do this if they won the FA Championship but fell into the play-offs. If it weren't for special reasons, this kind of plot shaping is a bit deliberate, but this book is still worthy of recognition. Other than that, there are no major flaws. Come on, author, it's okay to update once a day. Life is the most important thing. I hope you can become a great god. I give you five stars.

It's so good. It's the second football novel that I stayed up late to read after The Father of Champions.

Overall, it's okay. There's no system. I've read too many football articles. This is the first time I've experienced time travel and rebirth without a system. It's just a little too flat, and I started reading the chapter titles halfway through. If you don't have a book to read, you can read it.

. . . I hope that the person who stepped on his teammate's leg in the practice game can write a follow-up. If possible, he can also write about the person who was stepped on, such as becoming a coach or something. . .

It's quite exciting, but it's so hard to remember the names [laughing][laughing] I can't remember who came and when and what position they played.