I Am Beckham
我是贝克汉姆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Sports Novels [Please Follow]
Finding books is getting harder, and every time I update this list, it gets flagged for breaking the rules. I have to keep revising it. What a headache 🤯 This list collects sports novels, most of which have foreign protagonists. Books that have disappeared and were completed: Left Winger on the Pitch (Ai Zuo Meng De Suan Miao), The Top Football Manager (Zi Bai Wu Long), I Became Massimo Moratti (San Ming), Rebuilding Fiorentina (Dan Shao), My Name Is Luke Walton: After Helping Kobe Win a Champi
Promising New Soccer Stories
My love of football novels began with the great Lin Hai. One day, I read The Champion's Tutor, and I fell completely in love with football stories... Here are a few good football sports novels I'd like to recommend.
Interesting Gems, Highly Recommended
Why these made the list: 1. Exciting plots with standout moments 2. The protagonists aren't sociopaths or self-destructive idiots, and they don't think with their pants 🧠 3. I find them satisfying to read 4. And I finished them
Soccer Stories I Think Are Pretty Good
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These people are legends in themselves; they don't need anyone else to achieve or compensate for them.
I started watching football in '98, and my favorite player was Baggio. At first, I liked Owen on the England team (but I stopped following him because he became injury-prone). I wasn't a big fan of Beckham because he was too handsome; whenever girls mentioned football, they'd say, "I know! I know! Beckham! Right?"
In the World Cup, the protagonist was sent to the bench by the coach after the heroine publicly expressed his love... This happened after the protagonist won the best player in the Champions League. Well... This plot is really interesting🤔
I have read two football novels recently. "Fox in the Forbidden Zone" is about the long-lost passion and dreams. This one is about feelings, from Serie A to the Premier League, full of youthful times. The writing is very eye-catching. I hope to fully subscribe and vote two to three times a month.
To be honest, I used to like Beckham a bit, but ever since his son insulted Chinese people, I don't like him as much anymore.
The author should really stop writing about movies; they're so cringeworthy. The profit sharing between production and distribution companies is unclear, and marketing expenses aren't even included. According to the author's calculations, the profits from making movies would be unbeatable!
Keep it up, but don't cut it anymore.
My next book could be about Deisler, who was once known as the German Beckham, but unfortunately retired due to knee injuries and depression.
This is actually a Beckham autobiography with a touch of sentimentality. There are no cheat codes or rebirths in the book. The author, as a fan, simply hopes Beckham will do better, avoid some pitfalls, and have a smoother career! Such a niche novel shouldn't be blocking anyone's money, right? There's really no need to leave comments criticizing or mindlessly attacking.
It's not necessary to choose Victoria.