Glory on the Green

I guess it's another stubborn writer writing about the Chinese national football team. I'm withdrawing this.

Can you please not write about the national team? It's a headache. That kind of thing can't be done by one person alone. 🤝🤝🤝

As a Chinese citizen, shouldn't I strive to bring glory to my country if I have the ability? Shouldn't I go when the country calls upon me? Why do so many people say that writing about the national football team is wrong? The real national football team is bad, but can't I indulge in some fantasy in a novel? I don't understand.

Wow, a double jump from the door frame to save the day! Camille, huh? 😅

Can one person really carry the Chinese national football team to victory? Look at Haaland's Norway failing to qualify for the World Cup.

The author is so perfunctory! Leicester City won the title with 26 wins, 8 draws, and 3 losses, clinching the championship two rounds early. The same team, after adding the protagonist, suffered the same fate, losing three games and drawing an unknown number of matches, though it felt like a lot of draws. So what's the point of adding Leicester City to the protagonist's team?

Too many own goals, too many deliberate attempts to score, too much fuss over the process, and over 300 players who haven't played in the Champions League yet, despite being worth 100 million pounds!

The protagonist will never win the World Cup again in his life? At this point in time, a main character might get a spot in the World Cup, but what about four years later? The World Cup doesn't allow you to change your nationality. Even if you play for one country until retirement, you can't interfere domestically. You're just a mediocre player; the domestic politics are intricate and complicated.

It's fine to write about the Chinese national football team, just be rational. In their entire career, they only need to qualify for the World Cup once and score one goal. After all, football isn't a game played by one person.

I can't stand articles that casually refer to the entire Chinese-American population. If you think the national team is a disgrace, you can write about a foreigner, while the entire Chinese-American population is hypocritical. You don't have to read those articles that criticize the Chinese national football team; there's no need to express your emotions in the author's comment section.