
The Ace Young Manager of Football
绿茵王牌少帅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I predict the protagonist will go to Atletico Madrid, Liverpool, Juventus, or Tottenham. To be honest, I really don't like Tottenham as a club; the owner is very reluctant to spend money. P. S.: Now that you're in charge of Liverpool, could you perhaps manage Barcelona or Real Madrid in the future? Or maybe even challenge Zidane? Why do so many novels portray Barcelona and Real Madrid as the ultimate bosses to be fought against?
I initially started reading this book because of Bale, but I didn't expect the author to write it so well. After watching Real Madrid's final match today, Bale still didn't play. I hope Bale in the book will have a happy ending 😭. Finally, the author writes really well. I will definitely subscribe to all of them as long as they keep writing. Keep it up! 😁
The protagonist's personality is so toxic; he can't even make substitutions, and when a goal is scored on, he just stares blankly with a pale face. Even when yelled at by his teammates, he just retreats with a blank expression, even crashing into the goal. It's absolutely disgusting!
We are at the pinnacle of Europe!
14 Years ago, Istanbul. 14 Years later, Wanda Metropolis. I like a team and have experienced its glory and its lows. Just like 15 years ago, I fell in love with that shade of red.
It's the Premier League era now. The La Liga giants are fading; Barcelona can't find a core like theirs anymore, and Real Madrid can't find a spiritual leader like Ronaldo. The Munich giants are on their last legs, and neither Robben nor Ribery has found a successor. Serie A is even worse; look at Juventus vs. Ajax – they were completely outmatched, not because of Ronaldo's individual ability.
The stupidest thing about this book is that it compares the system to a boss who doesn't pay you and will kill you if you don't meet the annual production target. The protagonist exceeds the boss's target every year, causing the requirements to increase year by year. What kind of fearless suicidal spirit is this?
I saved over two hundred chapters and read them all in one go yesterday, and today you're telling me they're free for a limited time.
Giving the protagonist a non-mainstream, flamboyant name. It's disgusting.
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He died from the poison by the time he reached chapter eleven! It's normal to lose the first game, but despite clearly identifying problems with the forward line, there wasn't a single substitution or adjustment made throughout the entire match. Where is the role of the head coach? Is this a fan watching the game from the head coach's perspective?