I personally speak very subjectively. I don't have a home team but I hate Barcelona because Suarez's biting ruined my reputation when I was watching football. I update my comments from time to time.
[Dog Head] I really like the vicious tongues of the same lineage (including Jordi), CP Maldini is also rare, and Van Basten's wife is the personal device of the sister of the cavalry team
[Chigua] Yesterday, a friend said that the author's speech was too abstract and wanted to close it. So I read it and pinned it to the top. It was hard to understand a football article about a transfer from Milan to Liverpool on a night in Istanbul to get revenge in Athens. A friend who followed me said it was like "Super Hate Overflow". I put it in to avoid lightning. I was shocked just by hearing the description. Fans of Milan or Liverpool who love novels can read it (bushi)
It is said that it has been changed but I have not looked at the specific situation. Please study it as appropriate [Chigua]
It was recommended to be about Arsenal, but after reading Chapter 14, I couldn't bear to read it. It's not that I don't accept the character of a good person, but the fact that I was framed for drinking stimulants but not causing trouble for the other side really stuck out to me. It's a slow-burning novel that's a bit like a four-frame comic. I picked it up and read it after a few chapters, but I still couldn't accept it. The fact that I was framed, and how I turned around and hated the scout really made me laugh. Is this logic correct?
In fact, I wanted to give it five stars, but I deducted one star because of the history of Barcelona's fortune (all personal feelings). Putting aside this point, because it is written about Cruyff's original time and space and a child, it is really rare to write about the Dutch team. I feel very strongly about Quegua's youth, and he can recognize each other no matter what he has become. The weakened history of the Eredivisie is interspersed with the dark history of the French Ligue 1, Zidan's infinite mistakes, and the drama between An Pang and Wenger.
It was recommended to watch. I didn't like the oral sex of a woman wearing a man's mouth, so I never clicked on it. But when I did, I found that it was actually not an annoying kind of oral sex. Choosing the number 37 in the middle to commemorate the dead Girls' Generation is difficult to comment on. Many people have said that the author has not changed and I feel that it will explode [holding my cheek]. From a viewing perspective, I found it to be realistic and a bit confusing (?). I grew up in the youth training and was promoted to the first team, but I fell in love with the club because of my teammates (I don't understand how there is such a strong love for the club). Generally speaking, it is a personal preference that doesn't poke me. Intermittently, there are some unnecessary points that are like a stick in the throat.
The meme is similar to a modifier, it looks good but the fate is different. Today I suddenly discovered that the supporting role column is Huang Sarenmi's truck.
VC is the original protagonist, an Arsenal youth player who drives a racing car, and a Ferrari youth player who looks very miserable. Miraculously, I discovered that a group of people watch F1 and football (?) And the updates are very stable. It feels a bit too detailed. I didn't feel happy when the chapter about saving people from the sea of fire that I liked very much ended with no follow-up reaction. I have similar problems in the subsequent development. The career line has been changed back to the emotional line and the development is written in a weird way [covering my face and crying]
There are changes to the five stars in the early stage and later, and four stars is more fair.
I don't really like it, I'll try to give it a try next time. Maybe it's because I'm not a fan of settings like shitty life experiences and hard-to-talk-about love [Chigua]
After all, there are still too few people writing about The Magic Flute. Although it is said that the world is turned upside down, I will not quit when I see Six-Star China. [Hold up my chin] Men's football, why do you pay me what you owe me? I will continue to hate you for a long time [Rolling eyes]
Cheat, but good-looking. The setting is that the pantyhose cousin makes me laugh for no reason. The author seems to be coming back, but I don't know if that's true.
I was forced to read it because of the title. Later on, I found out in the news that 73 was acting like a monster again. It was quite expected. After a quick glance, it seemed that the text was locked [changed]
A book written about Tottenham is so rare (thank you for being immoral). CP Modric went in and took a look. He didn't finish it mainly because he saw the goalkeeper throw the ball into the opponent's net... It's hard to comment.
The male protagonist's name is Max, which is a bit dramatic, but overall the writing is pretty good. German and Milanese fans should like it very much. The author has locked the article [crying]
This book was recommended by a friend. It has no designated characters, and the cp probably does not refer to specific coaches and players. To sum up, it is the story of "me" and "him".
It's good to watch but it's a pitfall. The author seems to have made a special online review, which is a bit difficult to comment on. I came back and posted a chapter on July 30, 2025, which is even more difficult to comment on.
The protagonist is AC Milan's youth training and entering the first team. Is it because the reality has been recreated too many times by writing so much about Milan (?)
A very touching short story. I read it when I was in middle school. This seems to be the only article I have read in which Buffon is the protagonist. I never liked football and was taken away from home. Now I will go in and take a look when I see a game I am interested in. Buffon is always there. When I saw him retiring, I looked back at this short story and felt inexplicably disappointed. When I was young, I thought goalkeepers were very powerful. Others could only use their feet but they could use their hands. Now that I think about it, it feels a bit like being unable to unlock the original game account. Each stage has its own way to go. The password I set when I was a child prevented me from growing up.
The Redemption of Bayern Munich's Fatty (?) Is not a positive and uplifting novel, and the protagonist will feel awkward. Now that I think about it, maybe the writing made me feel that Carl has changed from a wounded patient to a male character that I don't like. If you like reading novels and games, this book is not suitable. I really don't understand that Carl's only spiritual support sister died and the club didn't tell the protagonist. Jin Gong really can't... And he still has to clean up the mess for so long. It feels like he is sending a signal to the club that he doesn't care how to fix it. It is very unfriendly to me who is reading the novel. I have a strange feeling that all Carl's sufferings are given, and I even feel a little helpless when I am forced to watch the protagonist suffer in Tonghua's novel.
Overall it's okay, my personal highlight is
1. Many things that happened in reality were written by the author to the protagonist. For example, when Xiao Xiao was slapped for biting Nesta's hand, it was written that the protagonist bit him and was slapped.
2. The plot in the middle is very over-the-top. I don't really understand the plot setting. It seems that it is just to let the protagonist go to the Premier League (?)
3. After looking at the catalog, I went to work as a coach at Black Cat Sunderland to do a coaching version of one man, one city. I couldn't see through this, just like Mafia, and I felt like I was making dumplings out of jealousy.
Without cp, it can be viewed.
In the early days of the Los Angeles Galaxy, it was a bit awkward to rely on their faces to play football, but the relationship with Beckham was well written. It was better when I went to Milan. It was rare to see a battle of wits and courage with Ronaldinho (?). He and Beckham were teammates at Manchester United for a while and then became bad friends with Ronaldo in Real Madrid. Fast forward to Lyon and Pharmaceuticals later, but De Bruyne's role was okay. Generally speaking, it can be regarded as a supplementary article. The protagonist is really idol-conscious but senior fans probably don't like his attitude.
You can take a look at the adjustment article. The club written about is considered an unpopular one (QPR). At first, I thought Jinjiang was going to be a football player in the Premier League and I jumped in with great interest.
It's a cute story, but the beginning is very discouraging and the protagonist is too metaphysical. Later, the protagonist picks up Owen for Manchester United.