How to Become a Coach
教练是怎样炼成的
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 5y ago
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- How A Coach Is MadeEnglish name
- JourneyEnglish name
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The book is good, but two major flaws turned me off. First, the protagonist is a high school student who transmigrates, which makes it hard to connect with the story. It's like a child wearing adult clothes; imagine a teenager as a head coach—the image is too jarring to bear. Second, could the names be consistent after the transmigration? Wen Sheng should be Wen Sheng, Daniel should be Daniel—these small details are truly fatal.
I found this book to be quite good, more reliable than other coaching articles.
Please train some Chinese players, I beg you.
The premise was flawed from the start; there's no system that sets everyone to 18. How can someone personally lead a team and gain confidence?
The coach is too young. I don't know why the author didn't make him older. Wouldn't thirty be better? Would twenty be believable?
An 18-year-old high school student… Is this setting for real? I thought I'd found a coaching article that I could instinctively read.
Why not just buy a League Two team? A League Two team doesn't cost that much. You could write a story from League Two all the way to the Premier League, then win the Champions League – that would be enough for over two thousand chapters. And don't just keep writing about winning titles from League Two to the Premier League. These days, people get annoyed when they see someone win a double or treble right away.
For teams that rely on counter-attacking football, De Bruyne isn't very effective. He's mostly a substitute.
When I saw the two names of the main characters, I didn't even want to look at them.
Lewandowski's character is undoubtedly good; it's just that Dortmund didn't renew his contract. Back then, Lewandowski's annual salary was only €1.5 Million, which translates to about €30,000 per week. Dortmund wanted to renew his contract with €4.5 Million per week, meaning he would only earn less than €100,000 per week.