Max-Level Passing: Call Me the Boss of the Three Lions
满级传球，请叫我三狮军团话事人
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Seeing Arsenal's situation, I'm speechless. If you keep writing in this pattern, you won't go far. It's always about being down by two or three goals against other teams, then the protagonist pulls off a miraculous comeback, and then you have to write 4 or 5 chapters like that. Seriously, if you keep writing like this, it'll get nauseating. Don't you get bored?
Every time I read a football novel and the protagonist gets fouled, no matter how hard it is, all they write is that they counterattack with a goal. Honestly, I don't find it satisfying at all. They should just pass the ball directly to the opponent—a header, a through ball—that's what a counterattack is all about.
Seeing 134... A World Cup quarterfinal match, trailing by 2 goals after 70 minutes, substituting key players to concede defeat... A national team match... What kind of operation is this? Did the head coach bet on the odds?
The protagonist is not as good as Wirtz
Wirtz, at 20, won the championship and stayed for another year. The protagonist, also 20, a product of the youth academy, had the opportunity to represent Leicester City in the Champions League, but decisively relegated to Manchester United for a "poverty alleviation" move. The excuse was that the platform offered great prestige and made winning the Ballon d'Or easier.
Is the Three Lions the same country that's known for stirring up trouble?
Honestly, if we're talking about passing and assists, instead of saying De Bruyne is at his peak, you might as well say Messi is.
Can Manchester United be saved by just one star player?
It's not that I hate Manchester United; that tough, red-blooded team is indeed very likable. But could a manager and players save Manchester United at that time? Mysterious recruitment, chaotic management—did the protagonist become obedient to San Dezi after joining him? Does that mean the protagonist can become a director like the turtle? Even wishful thinking shouldn't go this far... Joining Manchester United meant leaving.
I'll read a few more chapters. The day I transferred to Manchester United was the day I was removed from the bookshelf.
If you don't understand, just ask. Is it a bad thing that they surrendered after only 70 minutes and substituted their key players?
Beautiful!