Run, Football!

The protagonist, from professional to amateur teams, appears ordinary and unremarkable. The author wastes too much time describing amateur high school matches, making the game feel utterly bland and boring. The plot is also bland and tasteless. In short: a mediocre soccer story about a sixteen-year-old lecherous boy with no physical, technical, or intellectual advantages. A complete waste of time! Definitely!

Is nobody watching sports?

I couldn't stand seeing Eibar reach the Champions League final and win it in their second season; it's too far-fetched. A La Liga team that was at the bottom of the table in the first half of the season, changed coaches and won the Europa League in the second half, and then the Champions League the following season. It's so unrealistic and ridiculous. I glanced at the table of contents and then stopped reading.

I didn't even give a review, so why is it already considered mediocre? I think it's very well written. The penalty shootout at the World Youth Championship almost brought me to tears. Maybe it's just been too long since we've seen Chinese football stand up again; seeing it in a book is very moving.

Are people obsessed with criticizing China now? They have to say something negative about Chinese football the moment they see it? Hilarious! 😅😅

Is the author fantasizing about Chinese football finally reaching the top 5 of the World Cup 3000 years in the future?

Football is pure. My first encounter with football was in the first year of junior high school. At that time, Guangzhou Evergrande had just won the AFC Champions League. The shouts of the newsstand lady made me, who originally intended to buy a city newspaper, unknowingly end up buying the current issue of Sports Weekly.

A very good football novel. Personally, I feel the author's best touch is the captivating sentimentality of football. No need for fancy systems or card draws; just football is enough. A little wish-fulfillment is acceptable.

Understand

Unfortunately, the ending