Lead the Team to Avoid Relegation? He's Not Even a Coach!

This book is much more readable than other football coaching articles. It is systematic and eloquent. After reading more, I feel that this book is quite novel and does not treat other head coaches like villains. The disadvantage is that there are too many chapters written for one game, and the timeline is very close to the real timeline. Whether it will collapse later depends on the author's performance. Now we are still playing in Serie A, and after upgrading, we will also play in Serie A and the Champions League. There are also domestic cup competitions. If you only write until the end of the Champions League, I didn't say anything. My suggestion is: don't write about the national football team, don't be a national church, etc. Your timeline has already locked up those domestic players.

Two paragraphs of evidence: 1️⃣ The plot of the domestic reporter is really hypocritical and difficult to stretch. The protagonist looks like a victim. There is no need to design such a plot 2️⃣ The broken team has already kicked the protagonist out, and you have tried your best to help the team bring in and retain the little monster. Why are you so dedicated? General: The protagonist is the kind of person who suffers from great hatred and is immersed in his own world. He has a sense of deja vu that I have tried my best but was betrayed by the world. (To be honest, no matter how talented this kind of person is, he is still a waste) ... I sincerely suggest that you write a new team as soon as possible and stop writing depressing plots.

This book was actually rejected by the editor at first, but I wrote 300,000 words before it was signed. Because I have been running naked, there are dozens of friends who insist on reading my book and talking about football. So I didn't have any expectations at the time. The writing style was based on my own preferences. I am a senior FM player and an old Serie A fan. I just wrote what I liked to see, purely for my own enjoyment. But then the editor suddenly lured me out and signed a contract, so I changed my vest and republished the book. At this time, it was too late to change my mind. It's not that I can't write other types of writing, but the rhythm and style of this book won't change, that's the way it is. It is true that there are not many readers who like to read this kind of writing, but I have done this for the first 300,000 years. There is no point in changing my writing style later to offend the remaining readers. I know some friends have good intentions, but this is already a done deal and cannot be changed. But no matter what the results are, I will definitely finish this book and then write the next one. You can rest assured. My last vest was called "Snowfall Guzhou", and the book I wrote was called "President, do you mind if I play a thief?" " Is a Warcraft novel. There is no charge for the whole process. I persisted in finishing it even though I struggled. The same goes for this book, I will finish it even if there is no subscription. The author of Station B ID: AFK's Xing Zhan, sometimes chats about daily life on it, and also mentions the dynamics of writing articles, including replies to some readers' opinions. If you are interested, you can pay attention.

I don't think there are too many tactics written. I've been watching football for 20 years. This kind of detailed tactical analysis is what I like to read. Dribbling +5 speed +10 at every turn is not that cool.

Is the protagonist of this book a cheap person? 😜 Apart from the fact that Team B is the author's real-life home team, I can't figure out the reason for staying. This score is worthy of the writing and plot, Serie C + Gong Dou + Literary Youth. I feel that the author's own writing has moved me 😭😭

The author's home team is LeBron, so I can understand why he didn't change teams, but you wrote the plot yourself. Your football novel Tiantian Gongdou is sick. You think your protagonist is great, don't you? …Literally young people can do anything…

From a purely tactical point of view, the author's book is one of the most professional ones I have read on Starting Point. But I feel like my beard and eyebrows are scratched, which makes the reading experience very poor. For example, for this promotion play-off match against Pescara, I wrote 19 chapters from the foreplay to the post-match, which took 3 weeks. This brought a very, very poor experience to those who followed the update, because they had almost forgotten the previous plot, and the sense of anticipation was exhausted. In the end, there was even a sense of relief that it was finally over. If it could be compressed by half, the experience might be much better. In fact, I feel that the author's narrative skills are relatively good, but he may not know much about the writing skills of online articles, which makes it seem a bit slow.

Serie A has no future, it sells people every day, makes no money at all, and has no competitiveness. How could anyone buy a club and write a pure coaching article? First go to the Segunda División relegation team, just in time to pick up the popularity of Wu Lei, a young football player, and then come to Serie B to advance to A, stay in Serie A for two years, and then go to the Premier League. Don't buy a whole club. Even if you buy it, buy an Italian club, don't gamble or buy football, and wait for the mafia to smash your house? The protagonist is only in his 20s, so talking about one person and one city is too ridiculous. It just takes repeated efforts to keep writing this book. Besides, if you don't live a new life and see all the scenery in the world, how can you squat in Italy, a place full of idle gangsters.

Author, you have written too many tactics and it seems too tiring. Maybe the stickiness of the book will be reduced. It can highlight local tactics and benefits. A comprehensive description or tactical analysis in one chapter would be too tiring to read.

[Center] Le Paul, Christian Shpendi, Steven Shpendi (on loan), Popov, Tula [Winger/Shadow Forward] Jan Diomand, Vergara Loan: Mekhlaliyev [ Midfielder] Mandela Keita (on loan), Miralem Pjanic (to be retired), Bence Dardaoy, Petricione, Faticanti, Masolin, Cigarini (to be retired), Schmar, Cesarini (to be retired), Koli Sakho Loan: Amadei [Full-back] Palestra (on loan), Alex Valle (on loan), Savona, Bozoran, Favasuli (on loan) Loan: Giraldo Echelon: Putzka, Yancy [Centre-back] Muharemovic, Rugani (on loan), Thiago Gabriel, Tonoli, De Sciglio, Caldara (to be retired) [Goalkeeper] Hornicek (on loan), Vasquez, Lacrever Echelon: Yao Haoyang

The protagonist is really mean. He didn't want to be interviewed by reporters and was disgusted with the other party's style, but the boss agreed as soon as he asked for an extra transfer fee. It wasn't a salary increase. He worked for the club and brought his own dry food. He was like a dog in the club.

1. The Italian Football Association is corrupt and incompetent, with long-term management chaos and factional struggles. Among the decision-makers of the Football Association, there are not many people who truly understand modern football management, similar to the Chinese Football Association. Italian football stadiums are old and owned by the municipal government, and the teams have to pay more than half of the money to the government every year 2. After the phone call, Serie A's exposure and competitiveness declined rapidly, and with the rise of the Premier League, it was unable to retain top stars, the pace of the league was slow, and the problem of insufficient confrontation was infinitely amplified in the national team competition. 3. The youth training system lags behind the world's mainstream. Youth teams focus on techniques and tactics rather than players' 1v1 abilities, technical development and creativity, resulting in the production of a large number of midfield and frontcourt tactical engineers in the past decade. In order to achieve short-term results, clubs tend to use cheap foreign players (Eastern Europe, South America) to fill the midfield and frontcourt, further reducing the living space of local players. Many players in Italy this time are not even the main players in Serie A clubs. 4. The team lacks black people and naturalized South Americans. Traditional strong teams such as England, Germany, and Spain have always had black blood. Italian society is very conservative and even discriminates against people of color. The late start of naturalization has resulted in a far insufficient number and quality of naturalized players, and they are often discriminated against. 5. Italian football relies heavily on counter-attacks. It is often at a loss when facing opponents who are arrogant. It lacks personal breakthrough ability and high-quality crosses and outflanking points in positional battles. The current lineup lacks an absolute captain or spiritual leader. Of course, Gennaro Gattuso is also a major factor in Italy's elimination. To sum up the above, let alone Serie C, even Serie B and Serie A can't attract many people. What's more, if you choose the timeline of previous years, who still watches Italian football? How many new generation Italian players do you know? Who can keep watching without a sense of immersion? Especially the last few chapters, to be honest, I don't like them very much, and I can't stand watching anymore. You know, I am the only one who supports full tickets including full subscriptions. After all, I like to read the timeline of recent years. Even if you choose League Two or League One, more people will watch it than now. It's a pity, brother, I can't support you. The more I understand the current Italian football, the less interested I am in watching it. Wish you good luck.

[Center] Le Paul (joined in the winter window), Cianchi, Christian Shpendi (on loan) Loan in the winter window: Tula [Winger/Shadow Forward] Jan Diomande (joined in the winter window), Vergara (on loan), Rukawi Na Leaving the team in the winter window: Binelli [Midfield] Bence Dardaoy (loan in the winter window), Petricione (joining in the winter window), Faticanti, Cigarini, Cesarini, Chierico (on loan), Suljic, Giabua (on loan) Center), Kohli Sakho (on loan) [Full-back] Zanotti (on loan), Bozolan (on loan), Giraldo Leaving the team in the winter window: Munari [Centre-back] Muharemovic (joined in the winter window) ), Tonoli (on loan), Gozzi (on loan), Fontanarossa (on loan), Jacob Silva, Lepley, Nava Leaving the team in the winter window: Capoferri [Goalkeeper] Vazquez (on loan), Malfera, Lacrever

[Center] Moura, Lupi (loan in winter window), Plessia (loan in winter window), Rossetti (leave the team in winter window), Viani (on loan), Giordano Conti (leave the team in winter window), Pietro Biancheri (leaving the team in the winter window) [Winger/Shadow Forward] Cesarini, Lamesta (leaving the team in the winter window), Zuno (on loan) [Midfielder] Su Gicchi, Nelli (leaving the team in the winter window), Gonzi, Palazzolo, Persia, Frosinini (leaving the team in the winter window), Chiorno (loan in the winter window), Chierico (loan in the winter window), Onissa (on loan), Giacchino (winter window) Leaving the team) [Full-backs] Munari, ‌Capoferri, Riza (on loan), Parisi [Centre-back] Cosenza, Masetti (on loan), Nava, Arsenal Cardi (loan in winter window), Zanandrea (loan in winter window), Pezzola (leave in winter window) [Goalkeeper] Rinaldi (on loan), Tintori, Nocchi (joined in winter window), Anatrella

Advice for new readers of this book 0. I am not a footballer, so this is just a family opinion! ! 1. There are no plug-ins in this book! There is no system! Personal interpretation: If you like to read system (the protagonist has plug-in) articles, then this article is not suitable. 2. The starting time chosen for this book is 2022! Personal interpretation: Because the time is very close to real life, the plot time span is very small. Similarly, if you want to see the protagonist acquire a superstar, forget it, because the protagonist has a low starting point and to a large extent this is impossible in the plot (at this stage). Future development is not ruled out. And more well-known stars have already retired or become coaches. 3. The protagonist's coaching career focuses on "defensive counterattack"! Personal interpretation: (This paragraph contains suspected spoilers!) This is because I saw the plot of some chapters and found that readers felt that the protagonist was too cheap (being excluded by the upper class and still clinging to the team), but the author arranged for the protagonist to be anti-customer, so readers do not need to think that the plot they read is poisonous. 4. The protagonist should be "one person, one city"! (Personal feeling) Personal interpretation: According to the author's arrangement, the protagonist should be rooted in Italian football, so the protagonist should not go to other places in the future, such as the Premier League, La Liga, and Bundesliga. At most, it is to play in the Champions League in the future. Although the possibility of going to other places is not ruled out, it will be very far away (the author may not be able to write it). 5. The interaction between the protagonist and the star coach. Personal interpretation: If you want to see the protagonist stepping on Mero and defeating Guam, you can abandon the book. This book focuses on being close to reality. Famous coaches and superstars will appear, but more often they will appear as facilitators and senior teachers. Because it is rooted in Italy, more familiar figures in Italian football will appear. 6. The plot flow of this book is slow! Personal interpretation: Because the time is too close to reality, the plot will not develop too fast! If you write too fast, you will easily finish the book early (laughs~) If you don't mind, please keep it. 7. This book focuses on the description of football tactics! ! ! (Zhensheng) Personal interpretation: It is not very friendly to football laymen, so this book has a certain reading threshold. It is recommended to read in fast forward. 8. The team character designs in this book are real! Personal interpretation: Because the protagonist has a low starting point, he does not and cannot have big names that everyone is familiar with at this stage, so if you are concerned, don't read it. There is one in the future but the plot will be very late. This chapter says that there will be basic information about the relevant personnel of the Great God, which you can understand. 9. Why does this book start with Piacenza Football Club. Personal interpretation: According to the answer I found in the comments (no fidelity), the author's actual favorite home team is Piacenza. That's all for now, I'll add more later when I think of it.

I have devoted so much space to writing about the conflict with the reporter, and I don't know why I write such a plot in a football article.

[Center] In Italy: Borrell can be waived (pure pivot, the team is bankrupt), Colombo can be rented, and I don't know if Kenan Davis can be poached. You can see the children, visa-free Mandjou Camara (the team is bankrupt). Abroad: Rempert (signed a pre-contract in the winter window), Giovane, and McBurnie (British fulcrum center, the core of Hull City's upgrade) can be exempted from signing. Aubameyang, Giroud, and Dzeko are also possible but difficult; for one million, look at Andre Silva; for two to three million, lookAlvaro Rodriguez (high center forward), Ayon (continuity is doubtful), Emerson (over-excavated from the soil, the one Toulouse sold to Yizhen); for four to five million, look at Cofane (paid release fee), Ragnar Aher; if it is more expensive, Tresoldi. [Winger/Shadow Forward] In Italy: Er, Oristano, and Lucas Beltran can be rented, and you can go to Serie C to dig Zoma (mainly speed + deep running, the top scorer in the Nuremberg team). Also look at the children, visa-freeEmanuele Rao (the parent team is bankrupt and has to compete with Naples + Bari), Samuele Pisatti (Love from Milan). Abroad: You can rent Kaminsky and Zlatan Ibrahimovic on the left wing. For two to three million, look at Afonso Moreira (director, please work hard!), Alisson Santos (already rented in Portugal), Ara Ibegovic (how to negotiate the deal is a problem), Bill Healy, for five million, look at Victoria Keto Muñoz; on the right, Tas Dolan (short, can also play on the left) and Zi Beibei can be waived. For one million, look at Osman Mama (U20 World Cup gold goal, assist leader, dribble leader), for three million, look at Ilan Kunda, and for six million, look at Carlos Forbes (vertical speed type). How about digging for Zadok Johanna in Nigeria? In the winter window, you can look at Pietuszewski (cut in as a left winger, or dig in the summer window?), You can rent Endrick (or rent in the summer window?), And Ilin. [Midfielder] In Italy: Gagliardini (Canadian forward) and Sensi are exempt from visas. Cavilla, Florencio, Ajinsanmiro, Bondo, and Amatucci can be rented. It is recommended to dig Isa Doumbia (left vertical impact mezzala). In addition, look at the children, visa-free Liberari (Love from Milan), Pietro Arnaboldi (Love from Milan), Marco Leandri (the team went bankrupt), go to Bruges to dig Gianluca Ocon (selected for the best team of the U17 European Cup). Abroad: Matic, Witsel, and Louis Mouton (8/10 hybrid without the ball) can be exempted from signing, and Mario Martin (sweeping No. 8) Can be rented. It is very cheap for Fauzi to dig from the German third party. How about bargain hunting Loconga? For one million, look at Nygren; for two or three million, look at Chema (a tall, controlling No. 6), Gustavo Puerta (a short 6/8 hybrid with high aggression and big coverage), Alvin San Shays (left-footed frontcourt free man, ACL medium), Lemberg (6/8 hybrid who mainly plays against coverage), Shortal (No. 6); Four to five million, look at Urai (short ball-handling 6/8 hybrid), Bugle (a tall 6/8 hybrid with high running and forward pressing passing); for seven to eight million, look at Mamadu Sangaré (a 6/8 hybrid with steals and advancement), Avdula Yu b> (Organizational No. 6), Pavel Schultz (ends forward without the ball), Luciano Valente (a tall organizational 8/10 mixture of dribbling to break pressure + passing to create + frontcourt counterattack, his father is Roman). Is Ismail Cone considered? In the winter window, Eddy Douai can be exempted from signing. Look at Big Timber (the price was missed in the contract year), Anis Mehmedi (the left midfielder, the price was missed in the contract year), Fidalgo (returned to Europe), Tosby, Gruda, and Matteo Prati can be rented. [Full-back] In Italy: Calabria and Augello (Osti's old team, Palermo's Osti + Da Yin happen to be Piacenza) can be exempted from signing. You can rent Roma's bilateral Salah Edin + Saudi Arabia. You can also rent Valukeevic, Terraciano Jr., Zerbin, Zanoli, or buy Barbieri. Also look at the children, visa-free Matteo Albini (the parent team went bankrupt), Bacune (Love from Milan). Abroad: You can package an older bilateral combination from West Ham United Emerson (technical, former Italian international) + Cao Far (high-intensity running + crossing). On the left, Bernardo Fernandez (defensive midfielder hybrid) and Lopez Cabral can be signed without signing. More than one million can buy Arsène Kouasi (vertical pushing type) from Ligue 2. For three million, look at Udor (maturity + cross selling point + multi-position switch on the left), Perrault, and five million can dig Jordan Bosz from Belgium. On the right, it is recommended that you can buy Brigitte from Switzerland Overseas, Bergali from Belgium, and Wagner Pina from the Portuguese Super League for two to three million. If it is more expensive, you can rent Quombedi. In the winter window, João Mario and Obrador can be rented. [Central Defender] In Italy: Ismaili (aggressive marking centre-back) and Bertola (wide centre-back) are visa-free. Rafa Marin and Matias Moreno can be rented. Take a look at Basquilotto. In addition, look at the children, renting Andrea Natali (second-generation football player, spent one year in Milan, selected for the best team of the U19 European Cup), and poached Ludovico Valari from Verona (selected for the best team of the U17 European Cup). Abroad: If you can waive the signing of Kevin Dix (mixed right wing center back, sign a pre-contract in the winter window), you can rent Xiaowusi (difficult), Ostigao, Nobel Mendy (left center back with good athletic ability); for one million, look at Serhi Dominguez (a tall right center back with a ball-playing foundation); for two to three million, look at Ngoy (large defensive zone, stable ball speed) type right central defender), Emmanuel Fernandez (air control + large space defense + physical central defender who holds the ball forward), Kodjo Pepora Oppong, Ruben Kluivert, Rage Bjelke; 5 million, look at Hajdari (high pressure forward, wide left central defender, with Juventus experience), Jamil Siebert; 8 million, look at Baidu (heavy deep-lying central defender, potential risk of muscle injuries). Winter window, visa-free for my sister-in-law, Massina (the contract with Turin was terminated), you can rent Coppola, Marianuchi, you can buy Edmondson Jr. (The one in the Faroe Islands). In addition, you can discuss personal terms with Vanden Bosch (using the relationship with old Sveral), and waive the signing in the summer window (a lanky right center back who is good at anticipating, long passing, and lateral filling). [Goalkeeper] In Italy: Radu, Silvestri, and Lezzerini (returning to their home team) are exempt from visas, and Sportiello and Scoufet can also be substituted. In addition, look at the children, visa-free Alessandro Anelli (the team went bankrupt, the best goalkeeper in Serie A), try Little Motta? Abroad: Herve Coffey and Muric can be rented, and Rise and Ozer only cost three to four million. Also, try digging Van Overen or Ivan Jarwan (both big bodies)?

How to put it, it sounds like realism, but the author is the protagonist's biggest obstacle. It should be more exciting than this to write the stories of some of the more "magical" head coaches in Europe. But it was created under the conditions of favorable weather, right place, right people and abundant basic support, and the protagonist in the author's writing is, how should I say, a bit reluctant.

This book is the most realistic and detailed description of tactical details among the dozens of football articles I have read. However, too detailed description of tactics will reduce the reading experience. If the pace is faster, the performance of this book will be much better. But in any case, thank you to the author for letting me read an article that truly explains football tactics, rather than a football article that can win if I change someone else or just give some training.

It looks good, a bit like chasing Tang En back in the day.

The biggest problem with this book is that I don't know any of the players in it. Secondly, the description of the tactical positions is not clear enough. It is recommended to draw some sketches that can show the positions and movements.

I really found a fascinating football coaching article from the vast ocean. This is not a cool article. You need to calm down and read it, but it is more enjoyable to read it than to read a cool article.

Piacenza occupied Bari's place.

Why is listening to a book different from the content? ? ?

The writing is very good, two monthly passes 😁

Can I update more? One chapter a day is not enough.

Get rich, get rich, Diomande moves to Real Madrid for 140 million. How should Piacenza spend this huge sum of money? For a small team, playing in Serie A can take several years.

Everything else is easy to say, except that one chapter a day is a bit too much.

The time entry point of the novel is also too close.

I think it's well written. I'm tired of seeing the system. It's well written. Come on.