The Legendary Wage Earner

This book is very good; don't let some people sway you! Thank you! You can reread it if you're looking for something to read. Also, I like Lampard!

From now on, I won't read book reviews before choosing a book. This book is a gem among sports and football novels. It's not overly unrealistic, nor does it involve excessive suffering for the protagonist. Don't read this novel with a specific target audience, such as a die-hard fan of a particular team.

What a piece of trash! A second-tier league coach who doesn't understand the English competition system at all; he's not even as good as a fan.

It's better than 80% of current football articles; it's really quite good. The flaws don't detract from its overall excellence. What are those knowledgeable guys in the comments section barking about?

The male lead seems so unprofessional. As a professional coach, is it something to be proud of that he doesn't know anything about the Premier League and only watches Serie A like an ordinary fan?

It's unbelievable that such a high-quality football novel has received so much criticism; no wonder the market is flooded with low-quality, amateurish writing. Sports fiction is already difficult to write, and now they're adding so much unnecessary fluff—it's no wonder sports novels are so rubbish.

There are always people who look back on that era with the perspective of a highly developed internet age, and they're still quite proud of it. 😅

This book is pretty good, quite realistic, and doesn't have any undefeated championship wins followed by a six-time champion in the first year. The only downside is the protagonist's somewhat indecisive nature; he hesitates to make decisions when necessary. The manager also plays a lot of roles, making it feel like the manager is controlling the protagonist's life. Otherwise, it's quite good.

The protagonist has absolutely no charm; he comes across as an insecure, nagging woman who is completely unlikable. The plot is also terrible—the twists and turns are terribly written, full of plot holes, and the author seems to skip over parts of the story. For example, the protagonist's girlfriend suddenly disappears, and the author tries to force a tragic ending.

The author can't write a novel; the background description is utterly terrible.