
The All-Around Midfield Superstar
中场全能巨星
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The protagonist couldn't even keep up with the youth training and actually ran to the coach angrily to ask why he was not on the roster. If he didn't improve himself quickly, he would think about these stupid questions.
After reading the introduction, even Messi and Ronaldo cannot cover everything. The introduction is so perverted. When writing a novel, you have to refer to reality, not a fairy tale.
It's boring. The main character has no IQ and is just an incompetent and angry person. He also likes to be shoved in the legs by others. It's boring and aggrieved to watch.
The Chinese football market is a paradox Do you think any Chinese athletes are still in the five major leagues now? Wu Lei gave a try, but is he back now? If European leagues valued the Chinese market so much, Chinese football players would not have disappeared from mainstream European leagues for more than ten or twenty years. Football still depends on the strength of the athletes. If the club gives you a starting lineup or a rotating lineup, you are not far away from being relegated. If the strength is acceptable, there will be a bonus in the Chinese football market.
Chinese Super League Experience: Guangzhou Evergrande
🔥Disclaimer🔥 The following discussion is purely based on personal feelings. There must be discrepancies. Also, because I haven't been to the stadium for a long time due to the epidemic, my memory may be wrong and inaccurate. Please discuss it rationally, and trolls will get away with it! 🔥Average number of people per game🔥 In Guangzhou Evergrande before the epidemic, because of the student party, they usually went to Evergrande's home court at least once a month, and as often as two or three times. Personally, I feel that Evergrande has at least 3.50,000 People in each game. I can only give a rough estimate based on my personal experience. 🔥Attendance 🔥 I think Guangzhou Evergrande's fans can be said to be the most at home of any team I've ever seen. A very ordinary league game can be almost full. If it is the AFC Champions League in the middle of the week, it may be somewhat affected by working in the middle of the week, but it can still maintain a relatively high attendance rate. The venue I went to may have been a coincidence, but it felt like it was all full, and even some of the gray seats on the top floor were occupied. 🔥Home ticket price🔥 As for the Guangzhou team ticket price, I usually don't buy tickets through formal channels such as the official website. They are season tickets rented to me by some people who don't want to watch them. They are disguised scalpers. Of course, there are also friendly rentals between friends. The general deposit is 100 yuan, but for me it's basically 50-80 yuan to watch a game. After watching the game and returning the season ticket, the deposit will be refunded. If you are willing to wait, you can also buy scalper tickets to enter the venue after the game starts. Generally, ticket prices will plummet at this time. 🔥 Stadium Security 🔥 Flammable and explosive items, as well as knives, are definitely not allowed. Usually you are not allowed to bring bottled water. You usually buy milk tea or drinks in advance, and the milk tea cups usually need soft plastic cups. It seems that there may be too many people and you can't check them. The security check is relatively loose. 🔥Watching Experience🔥 At that time, the Guangzhou Evergrande team performed extremely well, with many big names and a relatively fast pace. It was quite enjoyable to watch. Whether it was abuse or strong dialogue, it was quite enjoyable to watch. There was never a boring match in any of the games I went to. ,,,, Moreover, many of the seats are quite dirty, especially if it has rained before. Experienced people will prepare newspapers to cushion their butts in advance. And with so many people gathering together, your mobile phone signal is really poor, especially since the weather in Guangzhou is so hot. Watching games in the summer is really sweaty😅, and cheering and cheering also makes your mouth dry. 🔥Home team die-hard stand experience🔥 Because there are requirements for the home team die-hard fan area to cheer, I only went to experience it once or twice, so the impression is not very deep. Please correct me if I am wrong. The die-hard stands seem to be in areas 5-7. The basic requirement is to wear the home team's red jersey and cheer for the whole crowd. They also have to do human waves, jump around in celebration, sing the team song, and wave the team flag. But it really bothered me. After I went there once or twice, I never went to the die-hard stands again😅 That's all. I'll add more when I think of it later. If anyone wants to see it, I'll slowly add the entire Guangzhou R&F team, the Shenzhen team, the Chongqing team, and the Meizhou team that was still in the Chinese League One at that time Add a picture
When I was 17 years old, Wenger asked me to go to Arsenal for a trial. I rejected him decisively. As we all know, Zlatan never tried for a trial 😁. I was a king when I came and a legend when I left. I am Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who the hell are you!
An NC protagonist with low IQ and low EQ. What age are you still writing this?
I think this book is quite well written. Of course I ask a question. I just wrote about the protagonist who can clearly see the situation on the field because of his God's perspective, and can also direct his teammates to defend and move. Why does the narrator later comment that the protagonist has a poor sense of position?
After rebirth, the protagonist is still so childish. Maybe the author doesn't have enough experience and can't grasp it?
The most incompetent author will forcibly reduce the protagonist's intelligence to make the plot ups and downs.