Starting in Sheffield: The Champion's Godfather

The further you write, the weaker the male protagonist becomes. Just like the author wrote in The Sun, the male protagonist is more like a scout or technical director. The author's descriptions of recruiting and developing players are decent, but the role of the head coach is barely mentioned.

No matter how great your tactics are, what good are they if your players are lying in the medical room?

Looking at the first few pictures, with so many key players from a different team, expecting them to develop perfect teamwork in just two or three months is a bit too much of a pipe dream. Sigh, I'd like to read about coaches, but not this kind of wishful thinking.

I subscribed to the first two books, but this one is really difficult to read. The ability to throw darts around and then retrieve them seems to have disappeared in this book.

A scout who relies on memory, and players need coaching to develop, will only ruin those players if you do it your way.

It's launching today, how about ten chapters?

The portrayal of Morrison's training is very well done; this is a good book, keep it up!

I'm posting this to commemorate today's first read.

How many updates will there be today? Maybe I should write a separate chapter to talk about the update schedule?

When will you release more chapters? There haven't been enough!