How Is a Coach Made?

The book is good, but two bad points put me off. The first is that the protagonist is a high school student who travels back in time, which makes it difficult for people to immerse themselves in it. It is like a child wearing adult clothes. Imagine a teenager as a head coach. The picture is too beautiful to bear to look at. The second is whether the names can be unified after time travel. Wen Sheng will be Wen Sheng, and Daniel will be Daniel. These small details are really fatal.

I found this book to be very good and more reliable than other coaching texts.

Train some Chinese players, please.

There is a problem with the starting settings, there is no system 18 years old. Where does the confidence come from leading the team in person?

It's better to just buy a League Two team. A League Two team doesn't cost a lot of money. You can write directly from League Two to the Premier League and then win the Champions League. It's enough to write more than two thousand chapters. Don't always be the champion from League Two to the Premier League. Now when you see a double or a treble as a coach, you feel disgusted.

An 18-year-old high school student.... Is this setting serious? I thought I found a coaching article that I could read

For a team that defends and counterattacks, Ding Ding has little effect. Just a substitute.

The coach is too young. I don't know why the author didn't write the age a little older. Isn't it bad to be thirty years old? Is twenty years old enough to be believed?

When I saw the two names of the protagonists, I didn't even want to read them.

A rich team, are you so happy?

Let me complain about a few points, 1. I sent him to my door to find an agent. The process was childish and embarrassing. 2. In the transfer operation after promotion to the Super League, you actually let your agent handle the transfer of players for the club who are not under the agent's name? You can let the agent act as an intermediary, but you cannot let her operate directly. The correct and reasonable approach is to give the list to the club's transfer department for them to operate. Besides, you have a list, why do you need your own agent to operate it? Let him earn commission? What's this? Benefit transfer?

A few years ago, there was a pretty good writer who wrote about coaching. He was called Chinese Coach, but he stopped updating it after he wrote about Inter Milan. It's a pity that I created a player that didn't exist in reality. If that didn't work, the author could have trained a few Chinese players or created a player that better suited his needs.

There is no problem with Lewandowski's character. It's just that Dortmund did not renew his contract. At that time, Lewandowski's annual salary was only 1.5 Million euros, which was a weekly salary of 30,000 euros. Dortmund hoped to renew the contract with a weekly salary of 4.5 Million, which was only less than 100,000 weekly salary. You know, Lewandowski was one of the hottest forwards in the world at the time. The key is that Lewandowski's salary after renewing the contract is not among the highest in the Dortmund team. In addition, the Dortmund management also said that "how can a foreigner expect to get the same salary as a German?" Based on the protagonist's easy-to-talk personality, there was actually nothing wrong with what Lewandowski did. He didn't go on strike or slack off in work. Moreover, the final free agent departure was mainly the fault of Gotze. Originally, it was just right to sell Lewandowski to Bayern with one year left, but Gotze's transfer made Dortmund's top management decide not to sell Lewandowski and stay for another year, because they cannot sell two core players to Bayern in the same year, and it is also a kind of revenge against Bayern. Moreover, Gotze is a youth trainee from Dortmund and is a prince. If you insist on saying that, Gotze is a traitor with bad character.

It's very well written. Although it's a bit boring without any celebrities, it's really well written. It's very comfortable for me, a football-savvy person. I don't know why the eunuch was... What a pity!

I found this

The author of "The Best Football Manager in the World" came to visit. Your book is very good. It gave me a lot of inspiration for writing articles about coaching. It is not easy. Please give me a chapter recommendation.

The opening chapter is very poisonous, no money from part-time job? And amateur teams are originally pursuing happiness, so they also want to upgrade.

A high school student travels through time and becomes a coach. To use Pan Changjiang's words: You can't control it.