Synopsis
"No one likes us, it doesn't matter!"
"It doesn't matter if everyone likes us!"
Aldridge, possessed by time and space, never imagined that one day he would become the boss of the notorious Millwall in England.
The Edwards family gave Ferguson seven years to finally recreate the dynasty of the Busby Boys.
After Graham's glory, the arsenal was looking for the next Chapman. The professor who was fired for the first time left for Japan, always waiting for the call from Europe.
Liverpool, which has won the Champions League four times in seven years, still lives in the shadow of Manchester United.
White Hart Lane is gradually becoming ordinary, Stamford Bridge is dimly blue, Jin Yuan's violent Ben challenges the throne, Keegan trains the gorgeous magpie to soar to the sky!
In the summer of 1994, the Millwall Youth Army, led by young coach Aldridge, was about to rewrite the history of a hundred years without a championship.
That dark blue of a mad lion is determined to sweep Europe...
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For me it's the best coaching novel. Better than "Godfather Of Champions". First of all, the MC is rich that's why he is a coach and a owner which is great. Second the MC travelled around the Europe to learn how to coach a team so he is not a cheat person like some unrealistic genius and he learns how to be a better coach throughout his journey. Third he has two older brothers, the older is in finance, the middle is an agent so they supplement each others.
If you like Godfather of Champions, this is your novel to quench that thirst. Holy phoq this is good. Enough said. Give it like 20-30 chapters. Excellent grammar and pacing, although some names can be confused at times, the story flow smoothly. Blood boiling too, emotional when it has to be. Warning, I have low standards for these type of novels about managers, this might suck for other people, I think it is amazing.
This is a kind of novel that keeps you at the edge of your seat, anticipating what the next chapter might bring can't wait to see more of it