Building a Football Powerhouse in the Premier League
我在英超造豪门
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
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- Sports
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- Soccer
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Abandoned
As a long-time reader of Lao Chen (a famous author), and someone who considers himself a reincarnation of Shennong (a legendary Chinese physician), I've endured several waves of poorly written content, but I just couldn't take it anymore. First of all, the team name is abstract, and the idea that the coach keeps winning without changing teams is getting increasingly boring.
I tried a few times but still couldn't stand it; the name is just too jarring. It's like a Beijing Guoan vs. Beijing English team matchup. Besides, with so many teams in London, who would like a Chinese team like Bethwaite?
Is the team name for real? Does the author think the readers are idiots or that they themselves are idiots?
Can't the team name be changed? It sounds so awkward, and it doesn't fit in with the local culture at all.
The first chapter was so awkward to read! The author's premise and basic understanding are fighting in my head. I can't imagine that someone who has coached Real Madrid, especially a Chinese one, has never won a significant championship. How badly has Real Madrid fallen? They've probably been relegated to the regional league!
Is this the level of an author who's been writing about football for over a decade? Don't they know football is a community sport? The most important thing about running a team is pleasing the local fans. How can they expect local fans to like such an abstract team name? How can they integrate into the local community?
What's with the "Chinese" part about Besworth? If you like it so much, just write about the Chinese Super League instead of the English Premier League. Why does "British" sound better for Beijing Guoan or Shandong Taishan?
Playing with abstract concepts requires seasoned artists; who in their right mind would come up with a team name like "Besworth" (a play on words, implying a Chinese person's name)?
This team name is too out of place.
Forget about the Japanese team, but how would you feel if we could have an English team in the Chinese Super League to match them? For those who believe in rationality, this team name is too jarring; it's practically an insult to their intelligence, and they can't stand it.
Can't they change the team name? I can't stand it anymore. Imagine if China had a team like this—would anyone watch it? If they win the championship, I'll curse the Football Association for inaction even if they don't smear them. Anyone who buys tickets will be a traitor. Don't even think about raising your head, with a few people stirring up trouble—is there any point in this team even existing?