From Amateur Player to Green Tycoon

To be honest, I feel that if La Liga is not good, it is not competitive. Spain has no money, but the Premier League and Bundesliga are okay.

Let's talk about why we write about La Liga and not the Premier League. First of all, as the Premier League is currently the best commercialized league in the world, its business model is quite mature. Maturity means there is little room for imagination. On the contrary, places like La Liga, where only two or three powerful companies have done a good job in commercialization, have greater room for development. For example, like the broadcast sharing model, La Liga did not change to the current package sale model until 2015. From 2009 to 2015, a lot of things can happen here, so I won't spoil it here. Secondly, the Western Premier League era that started in 2009 should be the period when the stars were most concentrated in the past ten years, and the competitive level was also very high. I want to try to look back at this era from another angle. You can think of it as an old La Liga fan of more than 20 years looking back on your youth. This is why this time point was chosen as the beginning of the story. The last thing is whether it is possible to build a club in La Liga. I think it was completely possible before Tebas introduced the Financial Fair Play Policy. During that period, it was easier to build a club in La Liga than in the Premier League. In one aspect, the acquisition cost must be much lower, otherwise there would not be so many Chinese investors to acquire Spanish clubs. Is it only possible to spend money? This is worth discussing. I think there are other ways to play. As for the details of the gameplay, I won't spoil it here. In short, the starting point of this novel in Spain was determined long before writing. The question to be answered in the subsequent plot is "how to start a club in Spain", rather than "if you can't build a club in Spain, can you switch to the Premier League?" Of course, there may still be British clubs involved later, and there are no spoilers here. I am just complaining, everyone is laughing at me. One more thing, as long as I don't starve to death for a day, I will continue writing this book. Will there be a few days of interruption in between? I can't guarantee it, but eunuchs will never do it, and it's not like eunuchs to write down. Okay, let's continue coding.

The author is also awesome, and he can write with such a little enthusiasm. It is rare to see a serialized and voluminous football coaching article. I like the author 😡

Head coach: Trapattoni [Front] Vardy, Mane, Mahrez, Asensio*, Inaki Williams, Ayoze Perez (transferred in the winter window) # Expected to transfer after the season: Ziyech Loan: Josep ·Diaz*, Jonny Rodriguez [Midfield] B Fee, Kante, Marchena*, Alan Smith*, Dadell, Gago* (half-year loan in winter window) # Expected to transfer after the season: Brozovic, Casemiro Transfer out in the winter window: Shao Jiayi (return to China) [Defender] Van Dijk, Alex Vidal, Belchiche, Mari, Marcos Alonso, Bigas, Luis Hernandez*, Dumfries (joining the echelon in the winter window) # expected Transfer after the season: Rudiger, Nacho Loan: Ander Capa* Transfer out in the winter window: Raul Bravo [Goalkeeper] Navas*, David James*, Unai Simon # Expected transfer after the season: Ederson

I thought the protagonist wore it, but it turned out not to be the case. Then the fun of opening a black shop is gone. It is too difficult to grow big. The reason why a small club can rise in the end is because it has a rich boss. The protagonist now has few assets and no foresight. The risk is gone if you do anything casually.

In the 21st century, there is basically no possibility for small football clubs to become big, even if they spend money. Teams in the upper and middle reaches of the Premier League, such as Chelsea and Manchester City, will take nearly ten years to produce results and become rich. Small clubs will spend ten years and still get nowhere. The cost of being promoted to the secondary league is estimated to be as much as the money spent by oil guys on the rich.

2013 Ivan Helguera, Ivan Campo, Adrian Salado, Bertomeu Tullo 2012 Nico Rubio, Xavi Lillola, Adrian Salado [20 11 Joao Salva, Angelo Migueiras, Victor Olmos, Jose Gehry, Marz Juarez, Gaby Grille, Rigo Balthasar, Carlos Mora, Pedro Mailata, Valietti Bolino

A very rare article about a football boss, very interesting. Worth recommending

[Forward] Josep Dias (Youth training~2014, loaned out in the winter of 2013/14 season) Inaki Williams (2010~2015, loaned out in the 2014/15 season) Robbie Fowler (second half of the 10/11 season) *Raheem Sterling ( Loan for the second half of the 10/11 season) *Jesse Rodriguez (loan for the 11/12 season) Jonny Rodriguez (2011~2014?, Loan for the winter window of the 13/14 season) Marco Asensio (winter window for the 11/12 season~2014) Riyad Mahrez (2012-2015) Wei Shihao (Second Team, 2013-2016) Tang Shi (Second Team, 2013-2016) Hakim Ziyech (2014-2016) Yannick Karas Coe (15/16 season) *Edin Dzeko (on loan for 15/16 season) [Midfield] Guti (11/12 first half season) Shao Jiayi (2011~13/14 season winter window) Alan Smith (2012~2014) *Fernando Gago (loaned in the second half of the 2013/14 season) Casemiro (14/15 season) Steven Nzonzi (15/16 season) [Defender] Pedro Bigas (2011～2016, 2015/16 winter season loan) *Sun Jihai (loaned in the second half of the 10/11 season) Ander Capa (loaned from 2011 to 2014, 2013/14 winter season) Luis Hernandez (2011 to 2014) Raul Bravo (2012 to 2013/14 winter season) Window) Carlos Marchena (13/14 season) Micro Motion Wing (second team, 2013~2016) Tomorrow (second team, 2013~2016) Nacho Fernandez (14/15 season) Joao Cancelo (15/ 16th season) Stefan Savic (15/16 season) [Goalkeeper] Keylor Navas (2011～2014) David James (2012～2014) *Victor Valdes (on loan in the second half of the 15/16 season)

The writing is very thoughtful, but your starting point is too outrageous... Starting from the regional league, even if you get a few stars to participate, it won't work. The whole team has no known stars😵 The author looked at other books, even if you don't start from the highest level team Yes, I have to dig up the super monsters at that time. How can I feel like I can relate to someone who is not even familiar to book friends? 😧Basketball articles don't write about NCCA in detail, right? Now it feels like it's not a football article, but an urban article. It's more like writing about how the protagonist does business...

Founded in 1929, it has never entered the professional league. In the 08-09 season, he was ranked fifth in the Spanish Segunda Division and was relegated due to a penalty of unpaid wages; In the 2009-10 season, he was the champion of the Mallorca Regional Preferred League and was promoted to Segunda Segunda; In the 10-11 season, he was the champion of the 11th Segunda Segunda Group and the FA Cup champion and was promoted to Segunda Segunda B; Runner-up, Europa League champion, European Super Cup champion, Copa del Rey quarter-finalist, promoted to La Liga; 13-14 season, fourth in La Liga, Europa League quarter-finals, Copa del Rey champion, Spanish Super Cup champion; 14-15 Season, La Liga champion, Champions League quarter-finals, Copa del Rey quarter-finals, Spanish Super Cup champion; 15-16 season, La Liga champion, Champions League champion, King's Cup champion, UEFA Super Cup champion; 16-17 season,

Check out the author's reply to the comment, our our! ! ! What a customer service attitude, haha. Ai

A rare football article written from the perspective of an operator. All football-related articles are written from the perspective of coaches and players.

Head coach: Tuchel [Front] Vardy, Mane, Salah, Ayoze Perez, Sarabia, Oyarzabal, Rafa Mir Loan: Gnabry #Official joining in the winter window: Osimhen #Official joining the following year: Mbappe [Midfield] Fàbregas, Kante , B Fee, Brozovic, Rodri, Chang Haoran, Xavi Garcia Loan: Dadel [Defender] Van Dijk, Rudiger, Alex Vidal, Marcos Alonso, Belchiche, Pavard, Mari, Dumfries [Goalkeeper] Ederson, Unai Simon, Enaut Subikale

The writing is good, although the pace is a bit slow, but it is still interesting if you read it patiently. But there are a few settings that are taken for granted. One is the problem with La Liga that everyone is talking about. The other is that the home court is in Mallorca. Competitive sports are more difficult in areas with underdeveloped economies and small populations. The third is that the protagonist is an indigenous person, so why should he go abroad to change history? If you are a time traveler, you can also say something.

I saw a video of Inter Barcelona on station b. It was quite interesting to build a team from scratch in Catalonia last year.

I would like to make a comment. Compared with some old players before, many new players seem to lack description. Just because they are real people, it cannot be assumed that readers can compare and substitute for themselves. Otherwise, without characterization, the game will feel like a replay again and again. There is also the protagonist. Since he is the boss, he will definitely not be able to participate in the game, but he can still enrich his image by interspersing past stories, interacting with different people, etc. I hope more consideration can be given. Although it can't be said that there is a problem yet, due to the identity setting, I am really worried about whether it will become invisible in the future.

Head coach: Tuchel [Front] Vardy, Mane, Salah, Dzeko*, Ziyech*, Carrasco*, Ayoze Perez, Oyarzabal, Rafa Mir * Pre-join: Osimhen [Midfield] Fabregas, Kante, B Fee, Brozovic, Nzonzi* Loan: Dardel, Chang Haoran [Defender] Van Dijk, Rudiger, Alex Vidal, Cancelo*, Marcos Alonso, Pavard, Berchiche, Stefan Savic*, Mari, Dumfries Loan: Biggas* (mandatory buyout clause) [Goalkeeper] Ederson, Valdes* (winter loan), Unai Simon