The Legend of Pompeii

I think you have to make a mistake for the protagonist. No matter how good these young players are in the future, signing them at this age may not necessarily lead to them being played. They just have potential but they need precise guidance to become in line with the protagonist's tactics. You don't have to worry about it, but the protagonist doesn't seem to be a professional, and it doesn't indicate that he is skilled in training and training.

Portsmouth is such a familiar name. Even though I no longer coach, it still reminds me of the glorious days I had with them (referring to FM20).

The writing is quite good, I personally feel that it would be better if it was a little more detailed on football expertise!

What a great book, it's rare to see this, come on!

Winning games pass by in passing, while losing games are written down a lot. No wonder the grades are not good, ghosts like to see this 🙂

This introduction reminds me of Lin Hai Tingtao's Tony Twain, and Nottingham Forest also reached the Premier League last season.

It's New Year and I'm launching a new book. Who is against it and who is for it?

I want to read a novel in which Melo played football together and suppressed the world for fifteen years! Directly monopolize all championships except the World Cup

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He was already a handsome boy when he was a child🙂