Long Live the Goal

Liverpool here was eliminated, but in reality tonight Liverpool reversed Barcelona 4:0 and advanced to the Champions League final. Salah, Firmino, and Keita were all absent due to injuries. They still defeated Barcelona in the second round and advanced. In reality, they dare to be so bold. What is there that I dare not write in a novel?

I found that many people in the Qidian group are Messi fans. The protagonist always gets distracted when Messi wins the golden ball, and then snatches Luo's golden ball. As far as this book is concerned, why don't you write about winning the Champions League in 2015? Just to avoid grabbing Messi's golden ball. After experiencing 1213, if you don't score 100 goals, do you think you can win the golden ball? Typical Umebuki base. In reality, Real Madrid has won three consecutive championships, so what are you afraid of? In 2007, Kaká took Milan away, what are you afraid of? Why not shuffle the cards if you have them? Because the author's name is Pig Tou

When writing about football, please don't write about the national football team, okay? How can a country of 1.3 Billion really not find a few people who are good at football? But I only saw the national team kicking a ball~ The fight was quite enjoyable! I originally planned to subscribe ~ when I saw the national football team in the catalog, I sincerely said goodbye!

Writing about the national football team is a complete failure. A bunch of plain-cut chickens are still Asian champions. Football is a team game, not an individual game. How can one become a champion if there are more players? It's impossible in the national football team

This is my understanding. Liquidated damages should be the compensation paid to the club if the player unilaterally terminates the contract if he does not want to perform the contract (if there is no liquidated damages clause, a breach of contract lawsuit will be filed to determine the amount of breach of contract). It's just that the club that wants to introduce the player pays the money for the player. This was the case for the protagonist's first transfer. In fact, the protagonist's value at that time was more than 20 million. If the player has money but no longer wants to play for the club, he can pay the liquidated damages himself, terminate the contract unilaterally, and become a free agent. In other words, if a situation like the one in the book occurs and the club refuses to release him, the protagonist can terminate the contract on his own (paying 40 million liquidated damages). Of course, the final 40 million will be compensated by the buyer to the player. So Dortmund has absolutely no confidence not to let him go, unless the club is very sure that the protagonist will not contact the other party I feel that the author only wrote this deliberately to make the protagonist's transfer have a decent value. Then we shouldn't have written about liquidated damages in the first place.

Seeing that Pig's Trotter is about to face Barcelona, ​​I hope that Pig's Trotter will win, but I'm also afraid that Pig's Trotter will win. After all, it's a little weird to want to beat Barcelona with that kind of team.

When I first read it, I asked a question. The attending doctor gave an interview without permission to reveal the patient's condition. Is this reasonable? Especially in places like the West where privacy is more important? It is also a plot that slaps an expert in the face. Lin Hai's way of handling it is that the news that the injury affects his career is only circulated as an insider among a few people in the industry. The vast majority of people only know that the protagonist has terminated his contract due to injury, but they do not know that the expert asserts that he cannot continue his career. After the protagonist became famous, he calmly accepted an interview and spoke out. On the contrary, he became an inspirational model, and the media would naturally ridicule Milan's veterinarian. However, Zhu Tou letting the doctor reveal the news by himself only reflects the doctor's unprofessionalism and unethical nature. It is a bit of a forced hatred, and it is a bit blunt to insist on creating a public opinion environment where the whole world is hostile.

Don't mention Chinese football, just read Zhutou's book!

Pay back your debt sooner, or I'll cut you off! ! !

Let's discuss something with the author. Let's create a dynasty with pig's feet in Liverpool. Don't take pig's feet to Barcelona and Real Madrid.