He traveled through time and became the head coach of York City, a relegated English second division team. At the beginning, he was scolded by reporters: "Why should a layman who only knows how to play FM coach a professional team?"
Hu Yun glanced at the [FM Scouting System] that popped up in front of him, and pushed the microphone over with his backhand: "The tactical analysis of your newspaper is not as accurate as the scoring of the scouting tool in my game."
Since then, there has been a Chinese-American head coach in English football who is full of talk.
The locker room doesn't believe him? He drew three lines: "If you can't run, you can win."
The media mocked him? He dumped the data: "The winning rate you predict is not as high as the winning rate in my FM."
Opponent coach scolded him? He tweeted after the game: "People who lose talk too much."
Years later, when York City won the Champions League trophy, reporters asked him the secret of success.
Hu Yun pushed away the microphone: "I just did the most basic operation in FM - look at the data and buy the right person."
(PS: No system, no brain, crushing, see how a football manager uses his "brain" to transform a team. Slow, hard-core, detail-oriented, not a cool article with a fast pace, so enter with caution.)
