Football: A Late Bloomer, Starting at Leicester City

A very good seedling! I have read a lot of football articles, and this one can be said to be very counter-conventional. The protagonist's father fully supports the deep love between father and son. He is a late bloomer at the age of 30. The rhythm is refreshing and comfortable. The most valuable thing is that the details and emotions are very real and very immersive. I recommend it! I hope the author will put it on the shelves soon and update it soon haha

Come on, come on, it's very beautiful. I really like the setting of hard work and reward.

They say Ronaldo is the king of adversity, now I believe it

I didn't expect Ronaldo to invite Yossi to do public relations for him in person It turns out that Cristiano Ronaldo, who apologized for the refund, is already the one with the best bottom line, great job.

I have no objection

I think that if a player has no scandals and no young models, he will be a star for nothing. Just talk about whether the player is willing to be interviewed and exposed. Unless this player shows talent and strength that surpasses Messi, this player will never win the Ballon d'Or! Even if you show Ronaldo's talent, you will definitely not get it. Lewandowski without the golden ball is the perfect embodiment, because he does not have the exposure of Ronaldo and the talent of Messi! Or maybe he can lead the same team to at least two consecutive Champions League titles and must be the top player in the competition, otherwise until the earth is destroyed, you will not get the golden ball if you are not exposed! This is not alarmist. Anyone who watches football understands. Did Iniesta's contribution to the national team and club in the 10-year World Cup be worse than Messi's? However, "Messi's talent" and "Messi's forced UEFA exposure" directly led to Iniesta's loss. The same was true when Liverpool won the championship later. Van Dijk also won the championship for the team, but he did not get the golden ball either! Including later when Chelsea and Bayern won the Champions League, there were no Ballon d'Or players! As a star, you can either appear in the spotlight like Cristiano Ronaldo and rely on winning championships and off-court to increase the popularity of your selection. Or, like Messi, who uses his strength and talent visible to the naked eye to be forced to let countless football celebrities and reporters forcibly expose you. Peak Hazard, Salah, Lewandowski, Neymar, and Van Dijk are also not recognized by the world's highest football honor! 🤔 Live a new life in a book, but you can't live like a clear soup with little water. Football has no scandals, gossip, or romantic encounters... Why does it become the number one sport in the world? Just rely on it and maybe not score a single goal in the entire 90 minutes? Football has countless off-field elements that make it the world's number one sport. When these are stripped away, readers might as well watch TV replays! ! ! Therefore, if you want to write good sports articles, you must be able to write gossip, otherwise sports articles will be boring and boring. A certain national football team only eats sea cucumbers. In terms of news, at least they have no explicit scandals or affairs, but they play without even watching the game, which shows that the player's condition has no impact on the off-field, and even supplementary supplements are useless 🙂

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I can't believe I chewed a seedling of Chapter 18. It's crazy, isn't it? It would be better if it was a Chinese player. The Chinese are like Linsanity. I will be excited, but I can't lose my mind. It's called a miracle because a Chinese player has accomplished something like that.

Don't give Yo West any pictures and support Hong Kong.

If Lao Ma was here, how could Messi dare to mess with him? He sighed.

It's not that Messi can't be blamed, but the process was too boring to write. Before the Hong Kong incident, Barcelona and Messi were also villains in many football novels. Especially Barcelona, ​​but those novels are not so exaggerated and have a sense of immersion in fighting the villain. But the writing here is the same as the anti-Japanese drama. The enemy is mentally retarded, no matter how strong the protagonist is. The best way to vilify Messi is to be biased and colluded with referees, and then defeat him in a way that defeats the dragon. When the time comes, I will say something like Li Mo: Messi, so what if the referee helps you?

Some people are arrogant on the surface, but they are humble and polite in their hearts Some people are humble on the surface, but they are only arrogant and arrogant in their hearts.

The heroine Taylor is really unique. Swift's ex-boyfriend is at least in the first row. The author is a bit willful, probably because he thinks this book has done well.

Thirty is not considered a late bloomer. It should be written that someone who plays football in his fifties or sixties is a late bloomer.

One round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Sunderland, 5:2. 1 Goal and 1 assist (goal in Chapter 16; assist to Vardy in Chapter 18) Second round of the Premier League, West Ham United VS Leicester City, 1:2. 1 Assist (assist to Shinji Okazaki in Chapter 24) Three rounds of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Tottenham, 4:1. 1 Goal and 2 assists. (Assisted Mahrez in Chapter 35; Assisted Mahrez in Chapter 38; Scored a free kick in Chapter 40) In addition, Chen Yufeng made his first start in this game Sixth round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Aston Villa, 3:2. 1 Assist (Assisted by Morgan in Chapter 47) Seventh round of the Premier League, Arsenal VS Leicester City, 4:3. Scored 1 goal (Chapter 54) Tenth round of the Premier League, Crystal Palace VS Leicester City, 1:3. Scored 1 goal (Chapter 60, penalty kick) English League Cup 1/8, Hull City VS Leicester City, 1:3. Scored 2 goals (in Chapters 66 and 67 respectively) In the eleventh round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS West Brom, 2:2. 1 Assist (assisted to Vardy in Chapter 70) In the thirteenth round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Newcastle United, 3:1. 1 Goal 1 Assist (assist to Shinji Okazaki in Chapter 73; free kick goal in Chapter 75) Fifteenth round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Manchester United, 2:1. 1 Assist (assist to Vardy in Chapter 81) Fifteenth round of the Premier League, Swansea VS Leicester City, 0:4. Scored 1 goal (Chapter 87) In the 16th round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Chelsea, 3:1. 2 Goals and 1 assist (Goal + assist in Chapter 2, assist Vardy after listing; Goal in Chapter 3) In the 17th round of the Premier League, Everton VS Leicester City, 1:3 (suspected, the end of this game is not clearly written). 1 Goal (7 chapters) The 18th round of the Premier League, Liverpool VS Leicester City, 1:1. 1 Goal (free kick in Chapter 9) The 21st round of the Premier League, Tottenham VS Leicester City, 0:3. 2 Goals and 1 assist (assist in Chapter 17; goal in Chapter 18; goal in Chapter 19) 13 goals in the league and 10 assists , a double-double~ The first leg of the English League Cup semi-finals, Leicester City VS Manchester City, 1:2. 1 Goal (Chapter 24) The twenty-fourth round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Liverpool, 3:1. 2 Goals (Chapter 28, 29) The second leg of the English League Cup semi-finals, Manchester City VS Leicester City, 1:3 . 2 Goals (Chapter 35, Chapter 37), Leicester City entered the final with a total score of 4:3 in the two rounds The twenty-seventh round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Norwich, 1:1. 1 Assist (Chapter 41, assists Shinji Okazaki) The twenty-eighth round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS West Bromwich Albion, 2:0. 1 Goal and 1 assist (Chapter 41 , first header goal; Chapter 41, assist Vardy) The 30th round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Newcastle United, 3:0. 2 Goals (Chapter 41) (Not sure who assisted the third goal, if it is not written, it should not be the protagonist's assist?) The English League Cup final, Liverpool VS Leicester City, 3:3 (4-5). Scored 2 goals (goal in chapter 46; goal in chapter 49). In addition, the protagonist of the penalty shootout scored in chapter 50 So far, 17 goals and 12 assists in the Premier League; 7 goals and 0 assists in the EFL Cup. Congratulations to Leicester City for winning the EFL Cup, the first title for the protagonist. The 32nd round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Southampton, 4:0. 1 Goal and 2 assists (Chapter 58, assist Vardy; Chapter 58 goal; Chapter 58, assist Kante) The 33rd round of the Premier League, Sunderland VS Leicester City, 0:2. 1 Assist (Chapter 65, assist Vardy) 36th round of the Premier League, Manchester United VS Leicester City, 0:1. 1 Assists (Chapter 67, assisted Mahrez) 37th round of the Premier League, Leicester City VS Everton, 3:0. 3 Goals (goal in Chapter 68; 2 goals in Chapter 69) A total of 21 goals and 16 assists in the Premier League. This post is over...

All this is just a fantasy when the protagonist is about to die.

There are about 240,000 words that have not been updated this month. However, with today in mind, there are only 15 days left in this month, and an average of 16,000 words have to be updated every day. Mu Annan, you updated! ! ! How can you sleep when you go back to your hometown? Staying up late and not writing an update is a heinous crime 😡 I am taking the lead in condemning it. Supporters, please +1. Added on the evening of January 21 (four days later): The case has been solved... Mu Annan has shared a tragic self-portrait in the book club. The right side of his face is completely swollen, and it is visually estimated that he has been knocked down by inflammation π_π I wish him to overcome the inflammation as soon as possible and recover. Update

Travel back in time and play football with the system at the age of 30? I don't have the desire to continue watching. Can I still play for five years?

Damn it. Is the heroine Swift? Wisdom tooth extraction in Henan.

It's completely Long Aotian style football, with all kinds of loopholes. The protagonist can represent a second-rate team by himself and defeat the world's top team.

Author, I've already rewarded you, and my monthly vote has been filled up. I only have two requests, please update more and write less emotional lines. Come on!

Come on

Feed this book with other books

Call me after winning the Champions League.

Wait until you finish Chapter 17 before voting for the monthly ticket. There are 6 votes. If you don't care, just pretend I didn't say anything 🤫

After eighteen years, my father, a wealthy businessman, didn't buy a team when he started?

Unreasonable 1. If your physical fitness is not good enough, your movements will be deformed. 2. The pass from the Moon Scimitar is from the right. The protagonist's right foot will be on the left and he can only pass. It's really weird 3. It has the full-moon scimitar skill, but the passing and shooting attributes are still very low, it's completely weird 4. I'm going to write about the Japanese, I'm sorry for my question, it's obviously unnecessary. Can't stand it anymore

Let's change teams after this year.

The reward of the Champions League should be to reorganize Lao Chen's cells, then there will be nothing to write about later!

When listening to a book, the software does not read the word "yeahhh" written by the author in succession, but reads each letter once. The app cannot recognize the word and it sounds like "y e a h h h", which greatly affects the experience.