Midfield Conductor

Bella (CarlosAlbertoVelaGarrido) Canales (Sergio C****e**adrazo) Qujing (qujing) Can the author tell me who "B" is? You wouldn't think that the Chinese translated Vela as Bella. His English name just starts with "B".

1: Parallel-overlooking (God's perspective); 2: Action prediction at close range; 3: Ultra-fast action frequency; The unknown I encountered when reading Chapter 28 1: age; 2: How did the short passing ability come about; 3: Shooting ability; 4: How do you get the footwork and ball feel required to pass the ball with your heel; Finally: I still like this book very much, cheers for the author

Barcelona's MSN and Real Madrid's BBC are both named by the media, but why do the media call Barcelona's MSN instead of MNS or SNM? This is because the abbreviation of TheMicrosoft***work opened by Microsoft happens to be MSN, and the BBC is the abbreviation of the British Broadcasting Corporation. From this point of view, the name of the group should have some allusions, rather than being randomly chosen. As for QBC, it is better to change it to CQB, because CQB happens to be the abbreviation of CloseQuartersBattle.

Is this the rhythm of tj?

People who read football novels are basically pseudo-fans. Few, if any, understand football. What pseudo-fans want is not just offense, assists, goals, and dragon slaying. To put it bluntly, data fans also want honor. Talking about the national team, the protagonist is a La Liga rookie. If you don't practice hard in La Liga, does it make sense to go to the country to play national games with a group of guys who are at least La Liga level? The protagonist has not won any honors and has not become a so-called superstar. Does it really help the protagonist to go to the national team?