Starting in Sheffield: the Godfather of Champions

The further you write, the weaker the male protagonist becomes. Just like what the author wrote in The Sun, the male protagonist is more like a scout or technical director.       ，，，，，， There is also too little tactical presence. . .

No matter how good the tactics are, what's the use of your players lying in the medical room?

Looking at the first few pictures, so many main players of the same team have been replaced and perfect coordination has been formed in two or three months. It's a bit too obscene. Alas, I want to read coaching articles, but I don't want to read such obscene ones.

The first two books were fully ordered, but this one was really hard to read. The book's ability to throw darts around and recycle them seems to have disappeared.

A scouting job relies on memory, and players need to be nurtured by coaches to grow. Your approach will only destroy these players.

The training of Morrison is well written. This book is very well written. Come on.

It's on the shelves today, why don't you do ten chapters?

Today I am chasing the first reading, and I will post a post to commemorate it.

Get rid of this stupid boss quickly. The protagonist can also buy the club by himself.

When will the update be released? There are too few

How many updates are there today? Why don't you open a separate chapter and talk about the updates?