Football: The Iron Is Still Hot

Is it poisonous

I think the number one football star in China is okay, but the number one in the world? Da Luo was eaten by you? Kaka? Ronaldinho? It is difficult for Asia to become the number one

Li Tie was imprisoned. When the author wrote this book, he never expected that Li Tie would be where he is today 😂😂😂

Congratulations. . You pig's feet got in there

It feels like a lot of famous national football players have been time-traveled recently, and they are available in various positions. They can form a team to win the World Cup 😁

Is Tiezi okay in there? ? ? Do you have a professional hairdresser to cut your hair?

I'm Li Tie, the coach of the Chinese national men's team. I like blowing my hair, blowing myself up, and then replacing Luo Guofu at midfield, because I am afraid that the Chinese team will win the game and the earth will be destroyed!

Can the author have some common sense? ? Bench press 260 kilograms, run 17,000 meters, now superman, what else can he develop to beat Europe 😴

There's nothing to see anymore. I feel like I'm going to collapse. I went to Barcelona three times and I'm drunk.

Several unreasonable points 1. He changed the tactics without authorization when he was not the boss of the team, and even suggested to the coach to change the tactics in the locker room. Generally, even the ball tyrants would not dare to do this. The protagonist's halo was good, and the game was not over yet, he started discussing the transfer with his teammates, and he was speechless. 2. In the 1990s, the player ownership of Jianlibao's team was unclear, and it was very difficult to transfer. The protagonist was so willful that he might not even be able to kick the ball 3. Yang Chen seemed not to be in the national team at that time, which was unreasonable 4. The transfer was written in an amateurish way, like a child playing house, and he was worse than a grocery store buyer, unable to complain In addition, I play cheats myself and also play cheats for my teammates. I am speechless. If this is just to increase tacit understanding and be able to see more of each other's passing intentions, I think it is a good setting. However, treating your teammates as puppets, putting templates on them, gaining the ability of templates, being able to see everything about them, and heal their injuries is very boring. If you are a coach, maybe you can understand it. The description of the game is too bland, the media interviews, game commentary, and scene descriptions are too bland and lack any passion. At best, this book can be regarded as a fan's self-pleasure, but it is not professional at all.