Starting from the Start with Wenger: I Open a Black Shop in Football

When writing about football, just write about football. Can you always write about China? The protagonists are only Chinese-Americans. It would be very funny.

Hey, it's hard to explain in one sentence. If I had known earlier about signing domestic players to go to the team, I would not have subscribed and retreated.

Really, I think what was written above is pretty good, but the moment I saw the captain's armband was worn on Zheng Zhi, I jumped. Is he worthy?

The author, I just tell you, if Chen Tao goes to Brighton, I will fucking abandon the book and say Wu Lei goes to something. I think it is still understandable. What kind of strength is Chen Tao? You have no points? I just asked for one thing. If you really want this book not to be too disgusting, Zheng Zhi should go sell it immediately, and Chen Tao should be in the middle or lower reaches of the Premier League.

Every day he either kicked the tactical board to pieces or broke the locker. There were so many and repetitive descriptions that it was really annoying to read them too much.

I have read nearly 200 chapters, and here are my thoughts: Rich expressions, good at mobilizing emotions, and climaxes one after another are advantages, but it is not a problem to always be on the crest of the wave. There must be ups and downs, and readers also need to relax in a few chapters. ⚽️The novel only covers the actual duel on the court and just wrote the routines. It might as well add humorous explanations, rich lace, and detailed data to achieve relief after the passion bursts. Overall it's okay, above average, good grass. Monthly tickets are encouraged and encouraged.

It would be better if it ended earlier, the commemoration of Japanese militarism carried out by Brighton is so disgusting

The author wants too much. As I said before, multi-line narratives are difficult to control. In these chapters, I feel that they are a bit too strong and weak. Two Asian players shine brightly, Ribery, David, Modric, Yaya Toure, Bordowski, and Darren Bent. Are these all invisible? It's not that Asian players are not good, but among so many stars, I still feel that I can't accept it. Why? His eyes can glare at fans?

I see some people are disgusted with emotional dramas, so I would like to chat with everyone here. The content of each part of this book accounts for: 40% of the game, 30% of the daily life of the players, 20% of management, and 10% of emotions. I don't plan to write too many games. After a few seasons, I will easily get fatigued after watching it for a long time. The emotional line has multiple female protagonists as branch lines. People have seven emotions and six desires. The male protagonist is the head coach and the boss, and he is still a normal man. I didn't want to write it as "Teddy", some sections were just foreshadowing. I would like to hear your thoughts, please speak freely.

Even if the domestic players from 2004 were released to the world, their quality was average and not very cost-effective. I don't understand why you considered abandoning the domestic players when you wrote about them.