
Premier League Troublemaker: I Was Born to Make Waves, the World's Most Unruly Striker
英超恶霸:我本张扬,当世痞锋
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An amateur enthusiast, 18 years old, says he wants to play in the English Premier League.
He provoked Arsenal fans, tried to fight, and was warned by the sheriff. This amateur football enthusiast said he wanted to play in the Premier League and score those five goals against Arsenal. I really think I'm seeing a complete idiot. Doesn't the author realize how awkward he is? He should go and learn how to play the Chinese school league properly before he talks.
The first chapter gave me the feeling that the protagonist might have some mental issues.
Modern football lacks entertainment value; it's all about routines and reckless play, with very little display of technical skill.