Glory Returns to White Hart Lane

Seeing this goal card, I knew I didn't need to read any further. The author really knows how to choose readers; I'm impressed. Goal-scoring cards designate one player to score five goals each month; even a random idiot could be turned into a football king.

This team has no championship aura; like the Chinese national football team, they always falter at the very end.

The best thing for Tottenham is to find a wealthy owner who is willing to spend money; their owner is their biggest liability.

Tottenham is such a stingy team. A team that bullies honest people.

With a goal-scoring card, you can't lose, and you can win every game, right?

Everyone is welcome to suggest which players would be a good fit for this Tottenham team, whether they are promising young talents or established stars. However, it's best to consider the actual situation.

Honestly, this club is just as useless as the national football team; I don't enjoy watching it.

If I remember correctly, the protagonist's private meeting with Kanté to trade players was a violation of regulations. Especially since the protagonist had just become the head coach, wouldn't this situation be exposed and ridiculed by the British media (the super paparazzi)? And then this transfer would be off the hook.

Come  on  You  Spurs!

Is this kind of writing promising? Football writing is already a niche genre, and this author isn't even a player, yet they choose a second-tier team as their favorite… I just want to know how many Tottenham fans there are nationwide. Don't always say you're tired of Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​and Manchester United; it's undeniable that most fans are champions of these giants…