Football: The Magic Ball Theory Made Me a Champion Manager

I quite agree. After all, modern football with the Hexagonal Warriors still needs to return to the single function of the players. It is this single function that created the blossoming of a hundred flowers from the 1980s to the 1990s and the beginning of this century, with stars all having their own characteristics and unique skills. There are very few hexagons who are proficient in everything. Beckenbauer and Gullit are rare in a century, but now there are small hexagons everywhere who are good at everything but are rubbish. The homogeneous players make the game extremely ugly and keep the audience away from football. So, I would like to know the author's answer.

I thought the Magic Ball theory was about the author cultivating a player with no reputation in the future to become a star, but the result is still a bunch of future stars, just like the crazy lion coach, right? Only small clubs that are in line with the magic ball theory can re-train a new star who died young or develop an unknown player. It's all about searching for future stars in a targeted way, and it's a serious search using an app. You don't have to just go through the list of names. You can search for all the current stars by clicking on the pictures.

The data is very well written and makes you feel like you understand football better after reading it.

The so-called victory or defeat 🤔 was decided as early as in the conference room. In the future, someone will ask the author to write a story about the protagonist returning to China and send this video to him.

I have read many football coaching articles and I feel this book is the most comprehensive. 1. Have a clear tactical design, and have a clear understanding of tactics with the opponent's coach on the court. Many other coaching articles do not have such a plot, which is to simply buy a future star, then say that you believe in him, and then win the game with a bang. 2. The protagonist has a distinct personality and really does what the coach would do. He will comfort the players when they are sad and confused, and blow dry the players when they do something wrong. The protagonists of the coaching articles I read before are all good people who can only comfort and show no dignity at all. The players' rubbish performance on the court and no passion at all should be severely punished. 3. The protagonist of this book feels really passionate, and I feel really good about the various speeches he gave in the locker room. This is no more stimulating for players to fight than the kind of coach who only comforts.

Why don't I like Pogba at all?

I never understood how the target goal was calculated. Moreover, is your database that comprehensive? You can search for anyone in that nook and cranny, why do I not believe it so much. You might as well say rebirth. In addition, the so-called letting the weak survive does not mean that we should not go to rich families?

How can Croatia defeat the anti-drug team and win the World Cup? Watching this part of the World Cup is really disgusting

Some of the timeline, data and details in the book still need to be polished, and there are many settings that are far from reality. Of course, if the author thinks that the whole book itself is a completely fictional background, then

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