Football: Chasing Glory and the Championship by Maxing Out My Stats

It feels like I was writing randomly. Chapter 50, August 23, against 1860 Munich. The two teams tied 1:1 in the first half. Philippe came on and scored a goal in the second half, and the score became 1:0. Then Chapter 51, it was the fifth round on September 1, and in Chapter 52, it became the sixth round of German Art League B on August 19. I was confused when I saw it.

I don't like the fact that the protagonist joins Tottenham. After all, there are too few Asian stars. Once the protagonist leaves, Tottenham will have two. I don't like competing players in the same team.

It's the same every time, falling behind by a goal - a goal or an assist to equalize - and then a buzzer beater or an assist to score a buzzer beater. This is the routine in almost all games. Please write about life or something else. Don't write about the game. Anyway, the game is just a cliché. I'll abandon the book and just treat it as a guide for everyone.

I only commented after watching 50% of it. I feel like throughout the book, no matter who I beat, I was always behind to tie the game. Falling behind to tie the game. All the characters in it are extraordinary, and they all accelerate and explode. Speed ​​up the blast. I don't know how I got such a high score.

Basically a plot, falling behind, and then the protagonist reverses

Good

Going to Tottenham to follow Son Heung-min? Abandoned

Opportunity: Every game is a narrow win. Isn't it a three-to-two victory or a four-to-three victory? Are there so many narrow wins? It's the same for strong and weak teams.

You are tired from writing about the competition, and I am tired from watching it!

The logic is confusing and there is no common sense about football.