Football Manager: I Have Transfermarkt in My Head

A slow-burning coaching article, but I really like the players the author chose. Many players whom I have never heard of or don't know well have been reasonably signed by the author. The use of golden fingers is very reasonable. Good review!

The book mentions that the club is too expensive, so he is only a coach and not a boss. But when you have the next 20 years to transfer to Germany, you can already earn transfer fees easily by working as a black club, and there is no reason why the protagonist cannot make money running the club. If you own a team from some big cities (such as London and Manchester City), and you win a few championships as a black shop, the market value of the team will continue to appreciate (see the recent sale of 30% of Liverpool's shares). At most, the team will be sold directly after the golden finger is gone, which feels like 4 billion euros. Now that the protagonist is the head coach of another team, it feels like he is helping other teams instead of earning transfer fees himself, and selflessly dedicating his golden fingers to other teams in vain. To be honest, the coach is only a part-time job. In recent years, Gua and Da have obviously unlimited power. Among them, Gua is the past performance + the confidence given by Manchester City's re-employment by the Barcelona management, and Da is the opportunity that happened to meet the boss's son. Other famous coaches such as Ferguson and Klopp are obviously choked by the management. I feel like the author is a gun fan who wants to coach the Gunners, but given the plot timeline, the protagonist can buy shares or even control the Gunners before Kroenke does. I don't quite understand why he has to wait until the future to become a coach under Kroenke. Could it be that the club mentioned in the book does not make money?

The protagonist gives people the impression that he is mentally ill and has simply given up his martial arts. With such a system, why not buy a club? Who would work as a laborer?

Come on author. The other starting points are either Manchester United or Liverpool, or Barcelona and Real Madrid. You seem to be the only one writing about Arsenal. As long as you don't supervise me, I will always vote for you.

I have been reading novels for 23 years, starting from the website and seeing the APP. I have read a lot of football novels, but the one I remember the most is Guo Nu's Football 1994. Because no matter how the memory is overwritten or forgotten, Leyton Orient has been promoted from the lower leagues and finally reached the top. This impression has always been deep in my mind. When I see football articles, the first impression is Leyton Orient. And Leyton Orient only started in England C, there is no non-professional league, I am optimistic about you, author.

The name and the beginning led me to think that it was a fast-paced novel with Nana as the theme, but it turned out to be an LLM novel. It is estimated that many people turned it off after reading the beginning without continuing, and could not survive the subsequent operational part. Moreover, the subject of Kuang Gang has been written about too much, and there is no freshness. In addition, Zhuyu is in the front, and it is not easy to surpass. It would be better to change to a higher-level team with more famous players.

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It's a bit difficult. I started from the ninth league in 2003 and I was still kneeling in the first year. Even if I get promoted every year, it will take 10 years to reach the Premier League. I don't have much patience to watch! The years 2000-12 were the most intense years of the Premier League. If you couldn't participate, then what's the point of watching.

One pound one vote, what does this club have to do with the hero?

It's really well written, and the coach's writing is excellent.

I think you can also stay in Kuangbang. In fact, buying a team in the past was boring because it was easy to recruit monsters on a large scale. Member-based teams have restrictions on buying and selling people. Instead, you have to focus on tactics and youth training, which is much better to watch.

I feel like I was watching the llm battle report 10 years ago

Initially, it's not bad, but it's a bit too little to read.

If you open such a big hook and then start from scratch, what's the use of opening it?   ，，，？ ? ? ?

After reading the novel, I started doing it. After one and a half seasons 😍, I exchanged visa-free training players for little demons. Two seasons and a net worth of 200 million euros 😜

Not bad, not bad

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The pace is too slow. Who would watch such a low-level league? If you don't reach the Premier League before it's put on the shelves, you won't order it.

I felt this way when I read the introduction. After reading the main text, I found that it was indeed the case. Nowadays, everyone uses mobile phones to read novels. No one likes to read such long paragraphs. It is very troublesome for the eyes. It is still important to learn to segment the novels well.

It seems that I have moral thoughts in my mind

It's not that much nonsense. At least I found it interesting after reading the first few chapters. After reading other posts in the comment area, the people who spoke were all pure fans, which is good!

Very well written! Personally, I feel that at least so far, it can be considered a high-quality product.

The pace is too slow and the writing is too detailed.

It's a good novel, but how long will it take to develop into the ninth-level league? How will I write about it later? Can I just write it down in one sentence?

I have a question, you have spent so much money on it, why don't you just buy one?

Big brothers and sisters are welcome to enter the pit, and I guarantee that it will not be a prisoner's coaching article.

Take a seat🤓

When will you get the head coach? ?

There is no way that Wenger was the coach from 1996 to 2018. The author probably didn't have the courage to sack Wenger directly, fearing that he would be overwhelmed by Arsenal fans. A more reasonable approach is that the protagonist is rising and is also interested in joining Arsenal. Wenger retires a few years early and can also enter the Arsenal management after retirement. It will be 13 or 14 years before the protagonist moves to Arsenal. At this time, Arsenal's early bank loans to build a new stadium and the burden of renovating the old Highbury stadium have been basically resolved, and they can significantly increase their investment in the transfer market. I settled in Arsenal after 2013 or 2014, just in time to enjoy the benefits of Wenger basically solving the debt burden. Of course, Arsenal has not paid off the loan yet, at least in the mid-to-late 2030s. Does the protagonist want to buy Arsenal? It was necessary to buy Arsenal before 2007. Kroenke started buying shares in 2007 and became the largest shareholder in 2011. In 2018, he bought about 30% of Usmanov's shares, holding nearly 100% of the shares, and became the sole owner of Arsenal. Didn't the author mention having a best friend? It should be planned in advance. After all, Kroenke is very determined in holding shares. He has been holding it since 2007. It seems that he has held it for a long time and bought strong capital that he will not let go.