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Sports Novels [Please Follow]
Finding books is getting harder, and every time I update this list, it gets flagged for breaking the rules. I have to keep revising it. What a headache 🤯 This list collects sports novels, most of which have foreign protagonists. Books that have disappeared and were completed: Left Winger on the Pitch (Ai Zuo Meng De Suan Miao), The Top Football Manager (Zi Bai Wu Long), I Became Massimo Moratti (San Ming), Rebuilding Fiorentina (Dan Shao), My Name Is Luke Walton: After Helping Kobe Win a Champi
Novels I Think Are Great Reads
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Books I Like, A Bit of Everything
They're all books I like.
Books I've Finished, Saved for Later
Books I’ve finished reading
A Veteran Bookworm
Memories.
Top-Tier Novels, Highly Recommended. Follow for Updates
The styles I like.
A World of Fun
Food for bookworms.
Taking Transmigration and System Stories All the Way 🌱
Books I personally enjoy. This list is updated from time to time. No heartbreak, darkness, or tired formulas. ヾ(´∀`。ヾ) Most of the books feature a single heroine or no romance at all, except for historical novels. _(:з」∠)_ Most of my recommendations involve transmigration between worlds and feature a System. If you know any good books, feel free to recommend them in the comments. ✅ If you like this list, please consider following it. Thank you so much! 🙏🏻 .
A Worldwide Reading List to Cure Your Reading Slump
A collection of interesting new and old books. At the very least, they should make sense! No criticism accepted~ 🤔
Personal Preferences
Everything except horror and supernatural fiction. Books worth following! Only ongoing books recommended!
Competitive Soccer Novels
Soccer novels, a collection of gems worth having.
A Library Worth Exploring
Books that seem pretty good to this longtime reader of over a decade
Master Huoyun's Ace Reading List
The ace list: books so good they make your mouth water and keep you hooked! A real pleasure to read.
Let's Talk About My Books
Some books I've read and enjoyed, along with the ones I grew up with. I hope you enjoy them too. No ads, just sharing books I found interesting.
Heaven, Earth, Mystery, and Yellow
A handpicked collection
The World of the 70S
A reading list from someone born in the 1970s
Satisfying Stories Without the Angst
A feel-good power fantasy that doesn't get too hung up on romance. Who needs all that lovey-dovey stuff? Not me.
Books I've Read Since 2016: I've Forgotten Too Many from Before Then
Good reads
Only Books I Want to Read
My choice, my decision.
Bookworm
The one in my dreams
Searching High and Low
A ten-year veteran reader and a fan of competitive stories
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[Comment] This purchase is a bit brainless!
An unknown English League Two club, for talented players, they won't come even if you give them money! It's okay if you dig out amateur players like Ribery who almost didn't play. Crazy guy poaching Barcelona and Bayern with a check. The author's small book mentality is too much! You're the boss of League Two. Big teams will look down on you from the bottom of their hearts!
As a senior fan, this book is very problematic. First point, why do these League One stars play for a League Two club? Will Loew become the manager of a League Two team like you? Don't be kidding. Second point, why are these stars so explosive when they first arrive? Don't you consider the compatibility of the team? Do you think it's possible to draw with Juventus after just a few games? Although an upset is possible, you are too bullshit. Do you think Loew's tactics will be suitable for any star? Why do you get a winning goal every time? Speechless writing
[Comments] Some insights into this book
Let me explain to you the reason why the author is poaching people like crazy recently. In fact, I recently talked with the author about some situations in this book. First of all, there are indeed some problems with the time setting. Traveling back in time from 2000 to 10 years later, the stars have been finalized, and most of them have already entered the team they entered! The protagonist doesn't have any special skills. There is so little he can dig out of the Golden Finger Youth Training! As far as I'm concerned, Messi or Ronaldinho should at least find someone to retain the leading role, otherwise it would be difficult to realize the dream of a wealthy club! And I personally think that Messi became famous very late. When Messi entered Barcelona, it was only because Messi was talented, but he was not! What is more powerful about Barcelona is that its youth training and the tactics of the first team are in the same vein. And if you look at it now, Messi is definitely the strongest star in the world. Who knew about him before he became famous? Many times we should not focus on certain things and not put this book aside. If we don't poach people, why don't we do it? Do you think wealthy families are so easy to succeed? Just looking for some stars will make you a wealthy family? I just feel like wealthy teams can do anything just to poach people!
Pure white writing, take it for granted. If you just have money, you will have no brains to recruit stars. Then the encounter between Moratti and Manchester City will tell you what despair is. The football world is a team game. Those who buy future superstars have never thought about how many superstars Manchester United sent away for Ronaldo and how much resources they spent. If nothing else, Rooney. Barcelona's Messi sent away Ronaldinho and bought Ibrahimovic as a substitute, and the whole team developed tactics around him. A team's resources are limited, such as the ball. If you have more, I will have less.
I may really not be suitable for this author's ideas. I have read this book before, but didn't read it. I read it again today and found that the writing was okay. Why didn't I read it until I saw Jun Ji-hyun? Yes, I didn't have the motivation to read it anymore.
Maybe the author doesn't know much about football, so he randomly sets annual salaries. Some players earn millions, and some earn hundreds of thousands. If the annual salary difference is too big, it will cause imbalance among the players. Why is it that my role on the field is no less than yours, but you have a salary that is ten times or dozens of times higher than mine? Many teams are worried about this. The author dumped her without even considering it.
How come such an old book has an introduction?
The reason why I haven't read this book for a long time is because of the name of the club. It feels a bit petty and makes me feel less involved!
When you see the author shorting U. S. Stocks after the 911 incident, you know that the author doesn't understand anything.
It's indeed a work from ancient times. How embarrassing.