In 2005, Lin Yi traveled through time and became the owner of a League Two club that was on the verge of bankruptcy. Millions of dollars in debt, the stadium was leaking, and the locker room was in disarray. The FA's disbandment notice was right in front of them. However, he has a roster of football superstars in the next fifteen years. While other giants were spending heavily on famous stars, he quietly made plans: exchanging treatment fees for a loan, bringing the skinny Argentinian boy on the Barcelona bench to the quagmire of the English second division; using meager youth training compensation to sign the Ivory Coast defender who would dominate the defense in the future... The media ridiculed him as a "joke in the football world", and his opponents regarded his team as a "point-giving boy". But a few years later, when the youthful storm of Havant Club swept across the Premier League, and when the lights of the Champions League final came on for this "grassroots giant", everyone was shocked to realize that the real football saint had risen from the dust of League Two.
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