Reborn Football Tycoon
重生足坛大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Sports Novels [Please Follow]
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Taking Transmigration and System Stories All the Way 🌱
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[Comment] This buyer is a bit brainless!
A completely unknown League Two club wouldn't attract a talented player, no matter how much money you offer! You might be willing to poach amateur players like Ribery who almost didn't get a club. But to go crazy with checks to poach players from Barcelona and Bayern Munich... The author's mentality is too much! As a League Two owner, those big clubs will look down on you from the bottom of their hearts!
As a seasoned fan, I find this book very problematic. First, why would these top-tier league stars play for a League Two club? Would Löw become the manager of a League Two club? Don't be ridiculous. Secondly, why are these star players always so phenomenal from the start? Don't you consider the team's compatibility? They haven't even played a few games and yet they've already drawn with Juventus?
[Comment] Some insights on this book
Let me explain why the author has been so aggressively recruiting players lately. I recently discussed some issues with the book. First, the time setting does have some problems. The time travel is too far in the future; most of the star players from 2000 onwards are already established and have joined the teams the protagonist has joined.
This is pure naiveté, full of assumptions. If it's just about having money and blindly piling on star players, then Moratti and Manchester City's experiences will show you what despair truly means. Football is a team game. Those naivetéists who advocate buying future superstars haven't considered how many stars Manchester United gave up and how much resources they spent on Cristiano Ronaldo.
I guess I'm just not suited to this author's ideas. I'd read this book before, but I couldn't get into it. I reread it today and found it quite good, so why didn't I continue? Until I saw Jun Ji-hyun... Yes, I lost all motivation to keep reading.
The author may not understand football, so he casually listed annual salaries. Some players earn millions a year, while others earn hundreds of thousands. Such a large difference in annual salary will cause resentment among the players. Why should I, whose role on the field is no less important than yours, receive a salary that is ten or even dozens of times higher than mine? Many teams struggle with this, but the author criticizes her for not even considering it.
How come such an old book is included in the introduction?
The reason I haven't read this book for a long time is because of the club's name; it feels a bit petty and doesn't resonate with me!
Seeing the author shorting US stocks after 9/11 shows that the author knows nothing.
It's definitely a work from ancient times, so awkward.