Football: I Can See Players' Attributes

Come on, now you will start a new football ranking, I have been watching you, Hundan

So far, I've been watching it all day long. It's a little bit annoying, but the villain in the old routine jumps so hard and still escapes completely. I'll see if this poison will be clear later.

The plot is well written and not too procrastinating, but it is a bit of a brainless fan. Later, Dybala was transferred for 120 million, and Di Maria was joking for 100 million. They don't deserve it. Don't ruin the whole book just for the sake of fandom.

It's okay. Although this golden finger is useless compared to other coaching articles, it is equivalent to a Bole, but it is more real because of it. The uninjured players will get better in the next second, and the mediocre people will have full-level attributes in minutes. I hope to see more interesting entries in the future. Hart's [filling position] is so ridiculous to me. In the early days, I was quite frustrated. I kept getting tripped up. It was the first time I saw someone from the FA so easily abscond with money and invest in a club to physically ban the opponent's head coach. I think this kind of thing is still a serious football scandal and should be taken seriously and investigated seriously, but it was surprising that there was no splash. The rhythm is pretty good at the moment, just like a game, games, training, understanding the players' ideas, sending scouts, signing the right players, everything happens around the team. I hope things outside the team won't take up too much space. I personally hate spending several chapters just to get a female star after two games. If I want to read this, I can read the director's article. I hope the focus is still on the court.

The writing is good, not too toxic, and there are all kinds of superstars who are very comfortable to watch.

This is not a book about the game, but about building a team. Not bad. The only problem is that there are too many irrelevant details. This can indeed make the story longer, but it slows down the pace and reduces the interest of this subject matter.

The subject matter is good, although I don't like reading football novels, except those about young football players. This entry system has a bit of a flavor [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

The author can try to sign Sommer. Sommer should still be at Borussia Mönchengladbach at this time, and Sommer is very strong. Although he is a short goalkeeper, I can only say that his save response is very explosive. The author can search for Sommer's save highlights. It is absolutely awesome.

A very beautiful, outstanding article. It took me a few days to read it slowly. It was so exciting. I felt a little bit lost when I saw the latest updates. He is very good at writing, and the plots before and after must be connected. Every part of the plot is foreshadowed for a certain plot later, and even a detailed description will be linked later. This kind of plot setting really looks very cool and very subtle. The group portraits are particularly outstanding, vivid, passionate and plump. The writing is very profound, and one incident or training performance can portray a player. Every player has his own pursuit and his own life, which is very exciting. The author himself is also very obedient. After listening to the opinions, all the off-field content is very reasonable and serves the ball. There are also some off-field plots that complement each other and are very smooth and reasonable. And it seems to be updated frequently. Finally, it is a really nice book...

Well, it looks pretty good. Ibrahimovic is about to be signed to their newly promoted team Mali. It's very interesting, but it's a pity that updates are too slow. Do you have any interesting recommendations about football head coaches?