Chapter 564: The Loaded Thai
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Twain did not expect Juventus’ sudden campaign for Anelka. He recalled that there had been no previous information about Juventus’ interest in Anelka, and that Anelka’s agent-brothers did not appear to be in touch with Juventus.
Naturally, if Juventus really intended to pay that much money to purchase Anelka, Twain was delighted to accept it. On one hand, their purchase price of Anelka was higher than his previous sale. On the other hand, it was Juventus. Anelka would not have any excuse not to go, would he?
He immediately approved this transfer deal, allowing Juventus to speak to Anelka’s agents about the details of their personal contract.
As for the other transfer request…
Twain wondered why Manchester City was at their doorstep. Did they think that they had a chance because he had three players on the left flank now? Twain was not surprised that Thaksin Shinawatra took ownership of Manchester City, because all kinds of rumors like that circled every day. The Thai’s interest in the English Premier League was long-standing. The English Premier League had a huge following in Southeast Asia. It was not shocking news that the rich and powerful former Thai prime minister bought a Premier League club.
The foreign invasion of the English Premier League had become a common phenomenon.
Thaksin became the owner of Manchester City, and another Premier League football club, Birmingham City, also changed hands. Its owner was a Chinese — Carson Yeung, a wealthy Hong Kong businessman.
At the same time, the powerhouse club, Arsenal was divided into two factions, fighting all day on whether to accept the funds of a rich American businessman and even caused the club’s internal seismic change in personnel — the vice chairman David Dein had resigned in anger because of his disagreement with the chairman. Dein had enjoyed a high prestige in Arsenal. The current manager, Wenger, was brought back from Japan by Dein, and was also the chairman of Europe’s G-14. His departure was a major blow to the Arsenal club.
The full invasion of foreign capital had left many English clubs in an atmosphere of anxiety and excitement. The coexistence was in a state of flux.
In March, the Liverpool F.C. issued a statement, which confirmed the long-awaited speculation that two Americans, George Gillett and Tom Hicks, had completed the purchase of shares in Liverpool. The two men, who had obtained 98.6% percent of Liverpool’s shares, had become the indisputable major shareholder in Liverpool. Following that, the two American bosses then re-registered Liverpool as a club and made Liverpool a private limited company.
This move was exactly the same as when Evan Doughty became the owner of Nottingham Forest.
Fewer clubs in the current English football still maintained a pure pedigree. Most teams in the Premier League were tied with foreign investments.
Manchester United’s big boss was the American, Glazer, the Chelsea boss was the Russian oligarch, Abramovich, the Liverpool boss were the Americans Hicks and Gillett, the Nottingham Forest boss was the British with an American passport, Evan Doughty, the Manchester City boss was the Thai, Thaksin, the Birmingham City boss was the Chinese, Carson Yeung, the West Ham United boss was the Icelandic, Eggert Magnússon, the Portsmouth owner was the French-Israeli, Alexandre Gaydamak, the Aston Villa owner was the American, Randy Lerner. The forerunner of foreign investment in the Premier League was Fulham’s current boss, the Egyptian Mohamed Al-Fayed, who first became the owner of the Fulham club in 1997. At the time, Fulham was an unknown Football League Second Division team. Four years later in 2001, they rose to the English Premier League and had stayed there ever since.
At the present, Arsenal was divided as to whether they would accept the foreign investment or not. If Arsenal decided to accept the American capital, there would no longer be a pure English club in the Premier League’s top five clubs. If truth be told, Arsenal was no longer viewed as an English club because they had too many foreign players. The Gunners were often hated in their country because of the overwhelming French influence.
The present circumstances were truly a great irony in a country steeped in traditions that paid particular attention to pedigree and origins.
Moreover, the summer of 2007 was the busiest summer in the Premier League for foreign investment. It was understood that this summer would not be peaceful.
In order to win favor with the Manchester City fans, Thaksin was quite liberal with money and purchased players everywhere. He pledged to be another Abramovich.
The Brazilian, Elano, and the Italian, Rolando Bianchi, had both joined Manchester City. Now, they had their eye on the brilliant right midfielder, Ashley Young, who had been with the Forest team in the Premier League and European arena for two seasons.
During the two seasons, Ashley Young had always firmly occupied the Premier League’s “king of assists” throne. Even though it had something to do with the Forest team carrying out tactics and coordination which emphasized and valued the offense on the flanks, it was inseparable from Ashley Young’s own ability.
There was no doubt that Lennon was a very talented player, but he could not easily squeeze Ashley Young onto the bench. It showed Young’s ability. He was different from Ribéry. Although both of them were fast and good at breakthroughs, Ribéry preferred to cut inside to shoot, and Young preferred to pass, which was one of the reasons why he had more assists than Ribéry.
In the first half of the year, a famous sports brand and a famous sports analytics company, Opta Sports, collaborated to release a statistical report with a very imposing name: “Premier League’s top ten speedsters.” As the name suggested, it was the ten fastest players.
Once this list was published, Nottingham Forest become the most conspicuous club. In the column after the speedsters’ names, Nottingham Forest’s name was the most frequently named team — four times in total.
The fifth to eighth places were occupied by the Forest players. Fifth place belonged to Ashley Young. His speed without the ball was 11.2 seconds but when he pursued the ball, he ran even faster — 10.97 seconds.
The rest of the four players were the sixth-place Aaron Lennon and George Wood, as well as Franck Ribéry.
The list also indirectly helped Ashley Young increased his value.
Thaksin’s initial offer was already fifteen million pounds. How much did Nottingham Forest spend to purchase the talented right winger from Watford in the first place?
700,000 pounds!
Three years later, the price had shot up to fifteen million pounds.
Was Twain satisfied?
No. Twain thought it was too low.
How was it possible that the main player who won the UEFA Champions League, chosen in the best lineup of last season’s Champions League, nominated as the king of assists for two consecutive Premier League seasons be worth a mere fifteen million pounds?
The Nottingham Forest Football Club swiftly responded to Manchester City. The official line was: “Ashley Young is not for sale. His impact on the team’s right flank is great and he is an important contributing factor to the Forest team winning the Champions League title. Manager Tony Twain will not sell a player who contributed so much.”
If it had been said a week ago, it might have been convincing. However, people were going to read between the lines.
Arteta had left. Was there any important player on the Forest team that could not be sold?
That was how Manchester City understood it. Forest felt that the money was too little. Why else would they emphasize how important Ashley Young was to the Forest team? These things did not require them to repeat, everyone on Earth knew.
Twain wanted them to understand that, too.
He had wanted to keep Arteta, but he was not concerned about Ashley Young at all.
Out of his preference for Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon, Twain had little affection for Ashley Young, who had taken them both to visit a prostitute.
While Ashley Young was the first pick for the right midfielder position in the team, it was just “work is work” to Twain. Outside of work, Twain had little interaction with the young man he had unearthed from Watford. He could chat amiably with Bale’s father, talk to Lennon about the ideals of life or something similar, joke around with Eastwood, who did his warm-ups on horseback, teach his most valued George Wood with a straight face, and even talk to van Nistelrooy about Ferguson as a man. He just did not have any contact with Ashley Young outside of the work.
Truthfully, it was not like this before. It was only after that incident that his relationship with Ashley Young had cooled rapidly. Twain still brooded about that incident.
Ashley Young brought Bale and Lennon to a brothel. He was certain that Bale and Lennon slept with the prostitutes, but when he asked Young, he did not hesitate to answer that they did not.
From that moment on, Twain lost interest in the young man. He knew that Young had lied and he was so comfortable and calm that Twain was convinced that it was not the first he had lied.
Compared to the old man, Ferguson, Twain was not a manager who interfered with his players’ private lives. He did not mind young people taking detours in their private lives, nor did he mind that they spent money on women to meet their physical needs. As long as it did not affect their condition on the field, they were free to do what they wanted.
But he could not allow his players to deceive him and treat him like an ignorant three-year-old.
Why did he not turn hostile and argue right away? Because Twain thought Lennon was still too young and needed to continue to be honed. It would have been hasty of him to let him play as the main force. Lennon was like Bale; Twain had a complete plan for their development, and he did not want to spoil things by being too eager. So many young geniuses had been blown out in the world. Twain did not want such a situation to happen to his men. Another reason was that Ashley Young’s performance in the games was still very stable. He was still useful to the team. Therefore, Twain suppressed the matter within. He only expressed his displeasure to Dunn at home and did not mention it to anyone else. It was as if he had forgotten this incident.
When Twain announced that the Forest team had signed Beckham, everyone was worried about the Forest’s overcrowded right flank for the next season. Only Dunn knew that the man was not really concerned at all. Even without the generous owner, Thaksin, Twain would have tried to put Ashley Young on sale. Many people were interested in the king of assists.
However, since Thaksin was resolved to play a foolishly rich man, Twain did not mind benefitting from it in the process.
You want to buy the European champion, Nottingham Forest’s main force in the right flank, the new right winger of England national team and the two-consecutive king of assists for the Premier League for fifteen million pounds? Are you just trying to beat off a beggar, Prime minister Thaksin?
Twain and Allan carefully analyzed the background behind the player’s takeover and thought that there was room for negotiation.
They were not afraid to force a buyer away because Ashley Young was not short of buyers at all. It was just a question of price.
Although it was now a general trend for foreign investment to be in the Premier League clubs, the vast majority of English fans still had strong resistance and were conflicted about the development. The resistance was even stronger against Thaksin, who was from a small Southeast Asian nation.
Thaksin was well aware of it, so he could not wait to announce the team’s signing of the former England manager, Eriksson, just to pacify popular sentiments. At the same time, he promised that he would put out at least fifty million pounds to buy strong players and increase the strength of the team.
So far, the transfers to fill in the areas lacking in the team already included the Brazilian midfielder, Elano, and the Italian striker, Bianchi.
The two players had no influence at all in the minds of the English fans. Thaksin would suffer greatly if he intended to appease the hearts and minds of the people by relying on those two players. Thaksin knew it, too. Consequently, after he took care of the two deals, Manchester City immediately launched the chase in the transfer market.
This time, after his discussion with Eriksson, he set the goal of an important breakthrough on Ashley Young, the right winger for the Forest team and England national team. Eriksson was once the England manager and Ashley Young had played in the World Cup in Germany, so Eriksson was aware of Ashley Young’s ability.
Another reason was that Ashley Young was a local player whose fame and appeal at home in England was much higher than that of Elano and Bianchi. To increase his standing in the hearts of the Manchester City fans, it was not enough to rely on the two foreign aids or even to pay off Manchester City’s sixty million pounds of debt. The fans just wanted to see star players of enough weight join the team.
Accordingly, having just taken the Champions League title and won the king of assists for two consecutive years in England, Ashley Young had become an important piece in his campaign to win over the hearts of the people.
With this analysis, both Twain and Allan were determined to get the most out of this loaded man.
Fifteen million is not enough; show more money!
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Manchester City made a second offer, with the price increased to eighteen million pounds.
This time, Nottingham Forest seemed to hesitate for a bit before they refused again. The reason was still the same: “Ashley Young is an important part of the team. Tony Twain has no intention of selling a player who has contributed so much to the team…”
In the meantime, Twain went to Ashley Young for a discussion. He would not state that the team was trying to sell him. He just asked if the rampant rumors in the media about his transfer were true.
During this time, the media had reported that Eriksson had made contact with Ashley Young’s agent. After Manchester City was taken over by Thailand’s former prime minister, Manchester City also had the clout to give the players they were interested in packages to touch their hearts.
Therefore, Twain came to Ashley Young with a grim expression and looked ready to send punitive forces against him.
Young denied that his agent and Manchester City had made contact in private, and even said that he enjoyed playing in Nottingham Forest. He had just received an honor. How could he possibly leave? Even if the other party offered an extremely attractive package, he would not waver in his determination to be loyal.
After much had been said, both sides had a “satisfied” farewell.
The next day, Ashley Young’s agent sought out the Forest club in the hope of giving his player a raise. The agent’s reason was simple: You can see that my player is so red-hot recently. Countless clubs are keen on him. Since you said he is an important contributor to the team, then isn’t it unreasonable if you do not give him a higher salary? Furthermore, my player is utterly loyal to the team. That definitely goes without saying! He has remained unmoved even with so many clubs’ and even Manchester City’s pursuits. So, shouldn’t the team give Ashley Young a higher salary package to reward his loyalty?
The man who received the agent was Twain. He grinned and affirmed Ashley Young’s contribution to the team and thanked him for staying loyal to the team in the face of such rampant “rumors.” When the conversation came to this point, everyone had smiles on their faces. The atmosphere of the discussion was very friendly and harmonious.
But as soon as the subject of money came up, Twain’s smile remained unchanged, but his words were not what the agent wanted to hear.
“Salary? As you know, the club recently planned to build a new stadium. There is not ample funding… ”
His remark was euphemistic. After the agent repeatedly asked for his player to receive a salary equal to his contribution, Twain told him bluntly that the club would not talk to him about Ashley Young’s salary.
“Young still has a three-year contract with the club. We can talk about it when we have one more year left.”
This was equivalent to turning the guest out. When the agent heard Twain say so, he got up and said goodbye.
Although everyone was still smiling, both sides knew that all pretense of cordiality was shed.
One day after the agent left, Manchester City’s third offer came. This time they looked set to win, because the Manchester City club told the Forest club that if it disagreed, it would be the final offer, and City would not raise the offer on Ashley Young.
Ever since Stuart Pearce stepped down from the Manchester City manager’s position, the good relationship between the two clubs was over. Otherwise Manchester City would never have conducted business with such a harsh tone. When Pearce was there, only a phone call from both managers was needed, and the problem was solved.
This time, Thaksin seemed to harden his resolve — twenty-five million pounds!
Twain took the fax to Allan. The two men glanced at each other and laughed.
That afternoon, Manchester City received the Forest team’s response: They had agreed to the offer. Manchester City could carry out the negotiation with Ashley Young on his personal contract.
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In truth, Ashley Young did not really want to leave the Forest team at first. What he said to Twain was true, but he wanted to use the recent media hype to fight for a higher salary for himself in the team. The foolish Manchester City was very much in line with the requirements of a supporting actor.
However, Ashley Young and his agent did not expect that Manager Tony Twain, who had always valued him on the football field, to have plans to sell him from a season ago…
Twain took advantage of the situation and let Ashley Young walk away on his own.
Ashley Young was not foolishly loyal. Since he could not command a higher salary in the Forest team, he took advantage of the Champions League win and the big jump in his worth to transfer to a club that could offer a higher salary. There was nothing bad about it. Why did professional players train hard to prove themselves in the games to win the championship titles and suffer injuries? Was it really about taking the gold medal home and putting it in the cabinet for show? Was it really for the glory? If not for the money, who would choose to play football as a lifelong career?
Twain understood this, so he did not obstruct Ashley Young in his pursuit of the happiness that he wanted.
The Forest team’s second heavyweight transfer out of the new season was finalized, and at the same time, the most attention-grabbing transfer out so far.
Arteta’s departure could be explained away as just a substitute who could not play in games and wanted to go after a team that would put him in the main position, then Ashley Young’s departure made it hard for a lot of people to understand. Judging from the field, Ashley Young’s importance to the Forest team was self-evident. For the Forest team to be able to win the Champions League title, Ashley Young played an important part.
Perhaps this was to give Beckham a position, some media outlets guessed? Was it because Beckham’s sponsors put a lot of pressure on the Forest team? If that was the case, would it not indirectly cause Beckham to create a lot of enemies in the Forest team’s locker room? Twain had always said that he did not take fame into account when he picked the main players. He only saw their abilities and forms. If it was really to give Beckham a main position that he sold Ashley Young, then… the media reported in succession that they were not optimistic on David Beckham’s prospects in the Forest team locker room.
The case that they had built seemed to be strong: Beckham had been a famous star player for a long time, but he was, after all, an outsider on the Forest team. How was he going to get along with the people in the Forest team locker room? Moreover, there was no doubt that people would be jealous of what Beckham had gained and were thus biased… There were many people like that in the football world. How could there not be people like that on the Forest team? Would Ashley Young’s departure make the rest of the Forest team side with the ones in similar circumstances and feel themselves to be in danger? And then it would be followed by a solidarity in opposition to the same adversary?
In that case, would the arrival of the world-class superstar create any waves in the Forest team locker room, which had always been harmonious without any emergence of negative news?
Those readers who like such gossip have much to look forward! We, in the name of the tabloids and paparazzi in England, promise to dig deep into the inside story, to uncover the truth, and to cause pandemonium in the mysterious virgin land of Nottingham Forest’s locker room henceforth!
Source: Webnovel.com, updated by NovelKeep
Chapters
- Chapter 1033 - Epilogue: When I’m Sixty Years Old
- Chapter 1032 - The Final Curtain
- Chapter 1031 - This Is Fate
- Chapter 1030 - Old Antique
- Chapter 1029 - There Is Only One Tony Twain
- Chapter 1028 - I Haven’t Lost Yet
- Chapter 1027 - Last Training Session
- Chapter 1026 - Dusk and Dawn in Wilford
- Chapter 1025 - After Achieving the Goal in Advance
- Chapter 1024 - God to God, Dunn to Dunn
- Chapter 1023 - Before the Last Game
- Chapter 1022 - Sixth in League
- Chapter 1021 - Retirement
- Chapter 1020 - Shania’s Good News
- Chapter 1019 - An Era Is About to Come to An End
- Chapter 1018 - A Successor
- Chapter 1017 - Leave? That’s Really a Problem
- Chapter 1016 - Shankly’s Decision Back Then
- Chapter 1015 - Shankly’s Decision Back Then
- Chapter 1014 - Find the Heart of the Champion
- Chapter 1013 - Losing Competitiveness
- Chapter 1012 - After the Derby
- Chapter 1011 - Dunn’s Devil in his Dreams
- Chapter 1010 - No Derbies, No Football
- Chapter 1009 - Another Derby
- Chapter 1008 - New Force
- Chapter 1007 - Inside First, Then Outside
- Chapter 1006 - A Man Should Not Let A Lady Go Home Alone
- Chapter 1005 - The King without a Crown
- Chapter 1004 - Long Live Your Majesty
- Chapter 1003 - Thoughts of an Ordinary Man
- Chapter 1002 - Balotelli
- Chapter 1001 - An Unfortunate Opening
- Chapter 1000 - The Legend
- Chapter 999 - The Past and Present Twain
- Chapter 998 - A Bigger Stage
- Chapter 997 - The Barcelona Derby
- Chapter 996 - I’m Going to the Forest
- Chapter 995 - Mr. Xia
- Chapter 994 - He Is Back
- Chapter 993 - Hey George
- Chapter 992 - Please Come Back, Tony
- Chapter 991 - Are You Coming Back, Tony?
- Chapter 990 - Nottingham Forest’s Circumstances
- Chapter 989 - The Conditions
- Chapter 988 - You Really Want to Retire?
- Chapter 987 - Everyone Has Their Own Worries
- Chapter 986 - Twain and Sophia
- Chapter 985 - It is Decided
- Chapter 984 - I Have Decided to Retire
- Chapter 983 - At 50, I Know the Decrees of Heaven
- Chapter 982 - Visiting Michael
- Chapter 981 - My Legend Is Still Here (Part 2)
- Chapter 980 - My Legend Is Still Here (Part 1)
- Chapter 979 - After Retirement
- Chapter 978 - Teresa
- Chapter 977 - A Child
- Chapter 976 - Two Years Later
- Chapter 975 - One Minute
- Chapter 974 - Five Minutes
- Chapter 973 - Two Minutes
- Chapter 972 - Counter Every Move
- Chapter 971 - The Silver Fox’s Decision
- Chapter 970 - That Old Fox
- Chapter 969 - Qualified to Be in The Starting Lineup
- Chapter 968 - Like a Sleepwalker
- Chapter 967 - Nepotism
- Chapter 966 - Are You Nervous?
- Chapter 965 - Tickets
- Chapter 964 - The Encounter
- Chapter 963 - Italy Will Also Do the Same
- Chapter 962 - If You Hate Me
- Chapter 961 - Watch out for the England Team
- Chapter 960 - A Two-Goal Lead Is Not Enough
- Chapter 959 - The Storm Approaches
- Chapter 958 - Starting Lineup
- Chapter 957 - Never Return Until the Battle is Won
- Chapter 956 - The Powerful French Team
- Chapter 955 - Opponent for the Quarterfinal
- Chapter 954 - Reappearance
- Chapter 953 - Extremely Relaxed
- Chapter 952 - Mystical Destiny
- Chapter 951 - A Check-up
- Chapter 950 - After the Big Battle
- Chapter 949 - Super Invincible Mazinger Z
- Chapter 948 - I want to come on
- Chapter 947 - A Bright Future
- Chapter 946 - Don’t Be Impatient, George
- Chapter 945 - Momentary Oversight
- Chapter 944 - The Sunlight is so Blinding
- Chapter 943 - Feud
- Chapter 942 - An Unlucky Year
- Chapter 941 - The Damned Group of Death
- Chapter 940 - Next Opponent
- Chapter 939 - The First Step Towards Conquering Europe
- Chapter 938 - The Match That Ended in Advance
- Chapter 937 - Twain’s England Team
- Chapter 936 - The Reveal
- Chapter 935 - I Will Be Back
- Chapter 934 - Greedy
- Chapter 933 - The Squad List That Cannot Be Changed
- Chapter 932 - George’s Persistence
- Chapter 931 - I Must Go to Spain
- Chapter 930 - Grave News
- Chapter 929 - Win the Game Like the Forest Team
- Chapter 928 - This Is Counter-Attacking Football
- Chapter 927 - An Old Enemy
- Chapter 926 - The Group Draw for the Final Series
- Chapter 925 - Qualified for the Next Round in Advance
- Chapter 924 - The Drama
- Chapter 923 - End of the Season
- Chapter 922 - Top of The Group
- Chapter 921 - Entrapment
- Chapter 920 - A Decision on The Sidelines
- Chapter 919 - Reunion with Bale
- Chapter 918 - I Want a Child
- Chapter 917 - Forty-Six Years Old Twain
- Chapter 916 - The New English Team Sets Sail and Soars
- Chapter 915 - This Damn Thing is Over
- Chapter 914 - Why Are You Running?
- Chapter 913 - The New Captain of the Three Lions
- Chapter 912 - National Team Call Up Completed
- Chapter 911 - Twain’s Trouble
- Chapter 910 - Here Lies My Legend
- Chapter 909 - Nothing to Do with Forest
- Chapter 908 - This is an Unsatisfactory Answer
- Chapter 907 - Rather Forget About the Past
- Chapter 906 - The Two Buddies’ Troubles
- Chapter 905 - Two Atomic Bombs
- Chapter 904 - Unable to Be Interdependent Forever
- Chapter 903 - A Well-Behaved Man Strikes Back
- Chapter 902 - All Good Things Must Come to an End
- Chapter 901 - First Victory
- Chapter 900 - Principles
- Chapter 899 - The Determination to Win
- Chapter 898 - Welcome Home, Tony
- Chapter 897 - Back Home
- Chapter 896 - The Days Since Twain Left
- Chapter 895 - Nottingham Forest and England
- Chapter 894 - England Team C
- Chapter 893 - An Exhibition Game
- Chapter 892 - Momentous Changes
- Chapter 891 - Old Partner
- Chapter 890 - The New Manager of The Three Lions
- Chapter 889 - A Change of Manager
- Chapter 888 - It’s Not Easy to Find a Job
- Chapter 887 - A Call from London
- Chapter 886 - The World Cup
- Chapter 885 - Traces of the Wind
- Chapter 884 - A Storm Brewing
- Chapter 883 - The Storm before the Night
- Chapter 882 - Showing His Hand
- Chapter 881 - On This Night
- Chapter 880 - Tony Don Twain
- Chapter 879 - The Clinching Shot
- Chapter 878 - The First Half of the Overtime
- Chapter 877 - Conflict
- Chapter 876 - A Dramatic First Act
- Chapter 875 - A Wonderful Goal
- Chapter 874 - Countermeasures
- Chapter 873 - This Looks Bad
- Chapter 872 - Own Goal?
- Chapter 871 - The Final Game Kicks Off
- Chapter 870 - The Heart of Champion
- Chapter 869 - A Wonderful Night Begins
- Chapter 868 - Chen Jian’s Troubles
- Chapter 867 - Red Cloth
- Chapter 866 - Madrid
- Chapter 865 - Confess
- Chapter 864 - One More Needed
- Chapter 863 - A New Journey
- Chapter 862 - Please Eat the Table
- Chapter 861 - After getting the crown
- Chapter 860 - The Final Three Minutes
- Chapter 859 - The Explosion in Silence
- Chapter 858 - The Special One
- Chapter 857 - The Stubborn One
- Chapter 856 - I Am Ready, What About You Guys?
- Chapter 855 - A Suboptimal Situation
- Chapter 854 - Our City Ground Stadium
- Chapter 853 - The Old Guard is Still Standing Strong
- Chapter 852 - The Foolish Old Man
- Chapter 851 - A Letter from The United Kingdom
- Chapter 850 - Sprint
- Chapter 849 - To Win the Championship
- Chapter 848 - Unexpected Advantage
- Chapter 847 - Other Than Attack, it’s Still Attack
- Chapter 846 - One More Match Remaining
- Chapter 845 - Qualifying for Championship
- Chapter 844 - The Crucial Goal
- Chapter 843 - This Season
- Chapter 842 - Collapse?
- Chapter 841 - Behind a Successful Man
- Chapter 840 - Regarding the Possibility of Exchanging Jerseys
- Chapter 839 - The Real Target
- Chapter 838 - Three Battles
- Chapter 837 - Lost the Game and Money
- Chapter 836 - The Loser Eats A Table
- Chapter 835 - Do Not Touch the Tiger’s Ass
- Chapter 834 - Happy Tenth Anniversary
- Chapter 833 - Don’t Be Happy Yet
- Chapter 832 - Gerrard’s Challenge
- Chapter 831 - Trust
- Chapter 830 - Tony’s Decade
- Chapter 829 - Whoever Started the Trouble Should End It
- Chapter 828 - Not Friends
- Chapter 827 - A Legendary Tribute
- Chapter 826 - Destiny
- Chapter 825 - Two Years Later
- Chapter 824 - Everyone’s on Their Way
- Chapter 823 - A Crimson New Beginning
- Chapter 822 - Goodbye, My Friend
- Chapter 821 - The End of the Season
- Chapter 820 - A Scoundrel Realized His Ambition
- Chapter 819 - Well Done
- Chapter 818 - A Last-Ditch Struggle
- Chapter 817 - A Giant’s Waltz
- Chapter 816 - Who the Hell Is This Kid?
- Chapter 815 - Piqué
- Chapter 814 - Panic and Lost
- Chapter 813 - A Blunder
- Chapter 812 - Aaron Is a Fool
- Chapter 811 - The Loudhailers
- Chapter 810 - The Puppet Master
- Chapter 809 - Two Identical Leaves
- Chapter 808 - Do I Need to Take Off My Pants?
- Chapter 807 - Adapting to the Field
- Chapter 806 - Aaron’s Troubles
- Chapter 805 - POMO
- Chapter 804 - A Gift for Barcelona
- Chapter 803 - Snap My Fingers
- Chapter 802 - The Second Red Card
- Chapter 801 - One Goal and a Red Card
- Chapter 800 - Come out If You Dare
- Chapter 799 - The Taller Trees in The Woods Are Liable to Get Their Tops Blown Off
- Chapter 798 - An Army Burning with Righteous Indignation
- Chapter 797 - Heavyweight Skirmish
- Chapter 796 - Before A Big Game
- Chapter 795 - The Chip Shot
- Chapter 794 - Poor Quaresma
- Chapter 793 - Relive the Past Experience
- Chapter 792 - The Post Match Spat
- Chapter 791 - Two Away Goals
- Chapter 790 - Swift Counterattack
- Chapter 789 - Be Crazy Together!
- Chapter 788 - Missed out on a Golden Opportunity
- Chapter 787 - Outer Instep
- Chapter 786 - Dry Wood and Fierce Fire
- Chapter 785 - José And Tony
- Chapter 784 - Coming from A Thousand Miles Away for Revenge
- Chapter 783 - An Out and Out Conspiracy
- Chapter 782 - Twain’s Christmas Tree
- Chapter 781 - An Ibrahimović Good at Headers
- Chapter 780 - Transfer Window
- Chapter 779 - The New Year
- Chapter 778 - Coupled Up
- Chapter 777 - Red War
- Chapter 776 - The Crazy Stoppage Time
- Chapter 775 - Unexpected Situation
- Chapter 774
- Chapter 773 - Strategies Against Manchester United
- Chapter 772 - Who Will Become Tony Twain the Second?
- Chapter 771 - My Successor
- Chapter 770 - Psychological Battle
- Chapter 769 - Grind to Death
- Chapter 768 - Counterattack Counterattack
- Chapter 767 - Change
- Chapter 766 - Fight The Old Lady Again
- Chapter 765 - Conquering Calderon
- Chapter 763 - Chain Reaction
- Chapter 762 - Tony’s Little Scheme
- Chapter 761 - Anyone and Us
- Chapter 760 - The Manager Killer
- Chapter 759 - Travelling with Tony Today
- Chapter 758 - Happy Birthday Uncle Tony
- Chapter 757 - The Group of Death
- Chapter 756 - Once Every Goal
- Chapter 755 - I feel really satisfied!
- Chapter 754 - Football at Nottingham Forest
- Chapter 753 - A Sigh
- Chapter 752 - Robin Hood and The Forest
- Chapter 751 - A Temptation from Italy
- Chapter 750 - Integration
- Chapter 749 - Leaving the Life of Football
- Chapter 748 - Players Come and Go
- Chapter 747 - Let’s Make a Wager!
- Chapter 746 - The Drifter
- Chapter 745 - Super Ibi’s Troubles
- Chapter 744 - A Pair of Forest Wingers
- Chapter 743 - St. George’s World Cup
- Chapter 742 - St. George’s Protection on England
- Chapter 741 - George’s Maiden Appearance
- Chapter 740 - World Cup in South Africa
- Chapter 739 - A Lame Joke
- Chapter 738 - What Is Chinese Football?
- Chapter 737 - Plans for the New League Season
- Chapter 736 - He’s back
- Chapter 735 - Wolf
- Chapter 734 - The Final Moments of 2009
- Chapter 733 - Newborn Calves
- Chapter 732 - The Juvenile Footballers
- Chapter 731 - Before the Start of the New Season
- Chapter 730 - The Death of an Idealist
- Chapter 729 - The Future Belongs to the Young
- Chapter 728 - The Young Guard
- Chapter 727 - The Setting China Sun
- Chapter 726 - Self-reliance
- Chapter 725 - The New Season After the Honeymoon
- Chapter 724 - Call Me Uncle
- Chapter 723 - Wedding Invitation
- Chapter 722 - His Majesty Has Returned
- Chapter 721 - The Purge List
- Chapter 720 - The Original Dream
- Chapter 719 - Little Red Riding Hood and Her Uncle Wolf
- Chapter 718 - Tony Twain’s Tactical Class
- Chapter 717 - Here Comes The Wolf
- Chapter 716 - 45 Million Years of Love
- Chapter 715 - Determined to Hang on to You
- Chapter 714 - The Core
- Chapter 713 - Relief
- Chapter 712 - A Dream too Realistic
- Chapter 711 - The Imminent Passing of 2008
- Chapter 710 - Powerless to Stage a Comeback
- Chapter 709 - Eight Months!
- Chapter 708 - A Narrow Escape
- Chapter 707 - High Technological Inflatable Doll
- Chapter 706 - Carl Spicer’s Hardcore Fan
- Chapter 705 - Accidentally Caught a Cold
- Chapter 704 - Strong and Resolute
- Chapter 703 - The Distance Between the Dream and Reality
- Chapter 702 - Winter Has Arrived
- Chapter 701 - Chilly
- Chapter 700 - Wishing Good Luck
- Chapter 699 - Possessed
- Chapter 697 - The One Who Has Left Me, Disturbs Me
- Chapter 696 - Before the Kickoff Whistle
- Chapter 695 - We Dare You
- Chapter 694 - Only a Matter of Time
- Chapter 693 - Remnant
- Chapter 692 - I Love You, Do You Love Me?
- Chapter 691 - Goodbye Kiss
- Chapter 690 Before the Kickoff Whistle
- Chapter 689 We Dare You
- Chapter 688 - Aerial Overlord
- Chapter 687 - Before the Kickoff Whistle
- Chapter 686 - We Dare You
- Chapter 685 - Only a Matter of Time
- Chapter 684 - Remnant
- Chapter 683 - I Love You, Do You Love Me?
- Chapter 682 - Goodbye Kiss
- Chapter 681 - Jealous
- Chapter 680 - Forty and Confused
- Chapter 678 - End of an Affinity
- Chapter 677.1: A High Asking Price
- Chapter 679: Aerial Overlord
- Chapter 677 - To Part on Bad Terms
- Chapter 676 - Bendtner’s Ambition
- Chapter 675 - The Imposing Manner of The Strong
- Chapter 674 - Chaos
- Chapter 673 - Wealth of An Entire Nation
- Chapter 672 - New Capital, New Season
- Chapter 671 - Double "Wood" Is "Woods", And Triple "Wood" Can Be Counted As
- Chapter 670 - Goodbye, Gerard
- Chapter 669 - A Former Genius’s New Life
- Chapter 668 - Money Versus No Money
- Chapter 667 - Stupid and Awesome
- Chapter 666 - Enough Face Has Been Given
- Chapter 665 - So Tired
- Chapter 664 - The China Trip
- Chapter 663 - Twain’s Many Troubles
- Chapter 662 - That’s It
- Chapter 661 - The Mallorca Holiday
- Chapter 660 - Poach and Be Poached From
- Chapter 659.1 - The Busy Summer Begins
- Chapter 659 - Cat
- Chapter 658 - His Majesty the King
- Chapter 657 - All Hail The Double Winner!
- Chapter 656 - Mightiness Revealed Again
- Chapter 655 - A Stalemate
- Chapter 654 - I Won’t Agree
- Chapter 653 - A Dramatic Scene
- Chapter 652 - Tough Guys
- Chapter 651 - Win to Show Them
- Chapter 650 - The Tactical Meeting
- Chapter 649 - Modesty Is Not A Virtue
- Chapter 648 - A Thing Like Love
- Chapter 647 - Preparation for Battle
- Chapter 646 - Start Dating?
- Chapter 645 - Create History
- Chapter 644 - Sudden Change of Situation
- Chapter 643 - Before the Storm
- Chapter 642 - Decisive Battle in The Second Half
- Chapter 641 - Ronaldo In Full Swing
- Chapter 640 - The Older the Ginger, the Spicier the Ginger
- Chapter 639 - The Final Showdown at The Top of The Theatre of Dreams
- Chapter 638 - The Target for The Double
- Chapter 637 - About Professional Ethics
- Chapter 636 - The Amazing Forest Team
- Chapter 635 - The New Playmaker
- Chapter 634 - Messi’s Confusion
- Chapter 633 - Fierce Competition
- Chapter 632 - Change in Dominion
- Chapter 631 - Mr. Ten Percent
- Chapter 630 - Still Undefeated
- Chapter 629 - Anger
- Chapter 628 - Real Madrid’s Core
- Chapter 627 - Guti
- Chapter 626 - Ribéry Again
- Chapter 625 - Likes and Dislikes
- Chapter 624 - You’re Under Pressure, I’m Under Pressure
- Chapter 623 - Not Going Anywhere
- Chapter 622 - The Troubles of The Forest Merry Men
- Chapter 621 - One Step Closer
- Chapter 620 - About Dreams
- Chapter 619 - Guests from The Far East
- Chapter 618 - Helpless
- Chapter 617 - The Visiting Team: AC Milan
- Chapter 616 - Return to The Team
- Chapter 615 - Ah, Life Is Full of Ups and Downs
- Chapter 614 - The Dark Horse Prince
- Chapter 613 - 9527
- Chapter 612 - A Good Football Foundation Started from Young
- Chapter 611 - A Perfect Year
- Chapter 610 - Back to Top Three
- Chapter 609 - Just A Regular League Game
- Chapter 608 - The League Tournament Resumed
- Chapter 607 - The Destined Result
- Chapter 606 - McClaren’s good luck
- Chapter 605 - Outside the Squad List
- Chapter 604 - A Public Apology
- Chapter 603 - A Little Lonely
- Chapter 602 - The Kiss
- Chapter 601 - Undefeated Yet
- Chapter 600 - A Little Bad Luck
- Chapter 599 - Desire to Win
- Chapter 598 - A Cold and Rainy Night
- Chapter 597 - This Is an Important Game
- Chapter 596 - Someone’s Waiting at Home
- Chapter 595 - The Cell Phone
- Chapter 594 - Welcome to Your Hell
- Chapter 593 - A Messenger from Hell
- Chapter 592 - Welcome to Hell Part 2
- Chapter 591 - Welcome to Hell
- Chapter 590 - The Night in Istanbul
- Chapter 589 - Normal Atmosphere
- Chapter 588 - It’s Just A Joke
- Chapter 587 - Why Is That?
- Chapter 586 - It’s Getting Explosive
- Chapter 585 - Everyone Must Respect the Opponent
- Chapter 584 - The Disparity in Strength
- Chapter 583 - Manager Roy
- Chapter 582 - An Old Friend Is Coming
- Chapter 581 - Behind the Scenes of the Talent Show
- Chapter 580 - A Talent Show? No, Thank You
- Chapter 579 - The UEFA Super Cup
- Chapter 578 - Stop Defending
- Chapter 577 - Wind, Forest, Fire, Mountain
- Chapter 576 - Face to Face with The Enemy
- Chapter 575 - Benítez
- Chapter 574 - Four Consecutive Wins and A War of Words
- Chapter 573 - Good Beginning
- Chapter 572 - An Identity Transformation
- Chapter 571 - A New Record
- Chapter 570 - A Fiery New Beginning
- Chapter 569 - The Business of The English Premier League
- Chapter 568 - New and Former Owners
- Chapter 567 - Wood’s Substitute
- Chapter 566 - Mendes’ Gift
- Chapter 565 - The Merry Men
- Chapter 564 - The Loaded Thai
- Chapter 563 - A Strong Base with A Steady Stream of Players
- Chapter 562 - The Tsar’s Arrival
- Chapter 561 - The Young Men of Wilford
- Chapter 560 - Michael’s Farewell
- Chapter 559 - An Ending and A Beginning
- Chapter 558 - A Victorious Return
- Chapter 557 - A True Champion
- Chapter 556 - The Arrival of The King
- Chapter 555 - Trump Card Against Trump Card (Part 2)
- Chapter 554 - Trump Card Against Trump Card (Part 1)
- Chapter 553 - The Bodyguard
- Chapter 552 - A Battle of Wits and Valour
- Chapter 551 - Like A Fallen Leaf to The Ground
- Chapter 550 - Albertini’s Pass
- Chapter 549 - Don’t Let the Trophy Wait Too Long
- Chapter 548 - Are You Ready?
- Chapter 547 - The Night Before
- Chapter 546 - A Confident Answer
- Chapter 545 - The Gatecrashers
- Chapter 544 - A Friend from Afar
- Chapter 543 - A Supporting Character
- Chapter 542 - The League Tournament Ends
- Chapter 541 - Twain’s Revenge
- Chapter 540 - I’ll Jump into The Sea If We Don’t Win
- Chapter 539 - We Wait Till We Reclaim What Is Ours
- Chapter 538 - A Confrontation
- Chapter 537 - Fortune’s Fool
- Chapter 536 - Forty-Five Seconds
- Chapter 535 - Forty-Five Seconds
- Chapter 534 - A Head Start
- Chapter 533 - The Soldiers at The City Walls
- Chapter 532 - 0.1% and 100%
- Chapter 531 - Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
- Chapter 530 - Pepe’s Worry
- Chapter 529 - Take Down the First Bout
- Chapter 528 - We Can Win
- Chapter 527 - The Charge of The War Chariot
- Chapter 526 - Halftime Interval
- Chapter 525 - George Wood’s Football Philosophy
- Chapter 524 - Contrary to Expectations
- Chapter 523 - Kill Them
- Chapter 522 - The Countdown Begins
- Chapter 521 - Romance of The Three Heroes
- Chapter 520 - The Sleeping Beauty
- Chapter 519 - Woox’s Secret
- Chapter 518 - Meet New Friends and Encounter Old Enemies
- Chapter 517 - A Good Opponent
- Chapter 516 - Almost
- Chapter 515 - Thirty-Two Seconds of Heaven and Hell
- Chapter 514 - Kill
- Chapter 513 - The Pretty Tenant
- Chapter 512 - You’re All Wrong
- Chapter 511 - The Perilous Forest
- Chapter 510 - The Contest
- Chapter 509 - The Victor Has Yet to Emerge
- Chapter 508 - He Is Indeed Powerful
- Chapter 507 - A Powerful Enemy
- Chapter 506 - Open the First Record
- Chapter 505 - George Wood’s Final
- Chapter 504 - Come to Collect the Interest
- Chapter 503 - Win Back What Was Lost
- Chapter 502 - The Best Draw There Is
- Chapter 501 - The Role of a Veteran
- Chapter 500 - Drunken Babble
- Chapter 499 - Demetrio’s Farewell Game
- Chapter 498 - Character Determines Fate
- Chapter 497 - A Bombshell
- Chapter 496 - If It Had Not Been for Him ...
- Chapter 495 - Vacation in Madrid
- Chapter 494 - The Meeting
- Chapter 493 - David’s Plans
- Chapter 492 - What Had Happened and Was About to Happen
- Chapter 491 - Extreme Dissatisfaction and Absolute Regret
- Chapter 490 - The Sun Show
- Chapter 489 - Reciprocity
- Chapter 488 - Other than Offense, It’s Still Offense
- Chapter 487 - The Reserve Team
- Chapter 486 - The Storm Chapter 34 Brewing Transformation
- Chapter 485 - Returned Soul
- Chapter 484 - Suspension
- Chapter 483 - Good News, Bad News
- Chapter 482 - Stadium Violence
- Chapter 481 - A Rowdy Style of Play
- Chapter 480 - What’s Going On?
- Chapter 479 - Watch Your Foot
- Chapter 478 - A Taste of Celebrity
- Chapter 477 - The Chinese Man Who Conquered Forest
- Chapter 476 - Absolute Strength
- Chapter 475 - Declaration for the New Season
- Chapter 474 - A New Friend and An Old Acquaintance
- Chapter 473 - What a Small World
- Chapter 472 - The Invitational Tournament
- Chapter 471 - Tang En’s Mockery
- Chapter 470 - Did You Do It or Not?
- Chapter 469 - The Darkening Night
- Chapter 468 - Welcome to Amsterdam
- Chapter 467 - Poor Hamburger…
- Chapter 466 - Rafael van der Vaart
- Chapter 465 - Lofty Aspirations
- Chapter 464 - Whatever Can Happen Will Happen
- Chapter 463 - New and Old Players
- Chapter 462 - The King of the Goal Area
- Chapter 461 - Ferguson’s Decision
- Chapter 460 - An Invitation from Ferguson
- Chapter 459 - A New Potential Change in the Players
- Chapter 458 - A New Job Possibility
- Chapter 457 - Special Guest Commentator
- Chapter 456 - A Chance Encounter in The Air
- Chapter 455 - Finding what was Lost
- Chapter 454 - Going Home
- Chapter 453 - A New Future
- Chapter 452 - A New Beginning
- Chapter 451 - Do as He Likes
- Chapter 450 - Five Minutes
- Chapter 449 - Looks Like Victory
- Chapter 448 - After Taking The Lead
- Chapter 447 - Unexpected
- Chapter 446 - The Cycle
- Chapter 445 - Providence
- Chapter 444 - Relax
- Chapter 443 - Go Watch the Game Live
- Chapter 442 - A Favor Owed
- Chapter 441 - Come Have A Drink with Me
- Chapter 440 - Penalty Shoot-Out
- Chapter 439 - The Last Option
- Chapter 438 - Arsenal’s King
- Chapter 437 - Weigh the Options?
- Chapter 436 - Round Two
- Chapter 435 - Three Days Later
- Chapter 434 - Nothing Is Too Deceitful In War
- Chapter 433 - The Core
- Chapter 432 - Make A Guess
- Chapter 431 - The Arsenal Style
- Chapter 430 - Highbury
- Chapter 429 - A Hidden War
- Chapter 428 - “I”
- Chapter 427 - Famous
- Chapter 426 - George and Demi’s Future
- Chapter 425 - This Is My Way
- Chapter 424 - Looking On The Verge Of A Loss Part 2
- Chapter 423 - Looking On the Verge of a Loss Part 1
- Chapter 422 - The Price of Defense Part 2
- Chapter 421 - The Price of Defense Part 1
- Chapter 420 - You Are Inter Milan’s Players! Part 2
- Chapter 419 - You Are Inter Milan’s Players! Part 1
- Chapter 418 - A Pivot and A Long Ball Part 2
- Chapter 417 - A Pivot and A Long Ball Part 1
- Chapter 416 - Giuseppe Meazza. San Siro Part 2
- Chapter 415 - Giuseppe Meazza.San Siro Part 1
- Chapter 414 - Thank You
- Chapter 413 - The Night Before A Tough Battle Part 2
- Chapter 412 - The Night Before A Tough Fight Part 1
- Chapter 411 - The Number You Have Dialed Is Not in Service Part 2
- Chapter 410 - The Number You Have Dialed Is Not in Service Part 1
- Chapter 409 - What Relationship? Part 2
- Chapter 408 - What Relationship? Part 1
- Chapter 407 - Call Me Clarice Part 2
- Chapter 406 - Call Me Clarice Part 1
- Chapter 405 - An Official Publicity Part 2
- Chapter 404 - An Official Publicity Part 1
- Chapter 403 - Advancement Part 2
- Chapter 402 - Advancement Part 1
- Chapter 401 - The Pride of a Professional Footballer
- Chapter 400 - If They Want War, We’ll Give Them War Part 2
- Chapter 399 - If They Want War, We’ll Give Them War Part 1
- Chapter 398 - “A New Player” Part 2
- Chapter 397 - “A New Player” Part 1
- Chapter 396 - Santa Claus Part 2
- Chapter 395 - Santa Claus Part 1
- Chapter 394 - Keane, The Man Part 3
- Chapter 393 - Keane, The Man Part 2
- Chapter 392 - Keane, The Man Part 1
- Chapter 391 - Hello Roy Part 2
- Chapter 390 - Hello Roy Part 1
- Chapter 389 - A Meeting Off the Field Part 2
- Chapter 388 - A Meeting Off the Field Part 1
- Chapter 387 - Wood at Bernabéu? Part 2
- Chapter 386 - Wood at Bernabéu? Part 1
- Chapter 385 - White Handkerchiefs Part 2
- Chapter 384 - White Handkerchiefs Part 1
- Chapter 383 - Multiple Choices Part 2
- Chapter 382 - Multiple Choices Part 1
- Chapter 381 - A Yellow Card Part 2
- Chapter 380 - A Yellow Card Part 1
- Chapter 379 - Hiss---- Part 2
- Chapter 378 - Hiss— Part 1
- Chapter 377 - A Starry Night Part 2
- Chapter 376 - A Starry Night Part 1
- Chapter 375 - FIFA Virus Part 2
- Chapter 374 - FIFA Virus Part 1
- Chapter 373 - Goodbye, Ian Part 2
- Chapter 372 - Goodbye, Ian Part 1
- Chapter 371 - We’ve Won Part 2
- Chapter 370 - We’ve Won Part 1
- Chapter 369 - A Goal to Fame Part 2
- Chapter 368 - A Goal to Fame Part 1
- Chapter 367 - It’s Not Over Yet Part 2
- Chapter 366 - It’s Not Over Yet Part 1
- Chapter 365 - A Dedication to Eastwood Part 2
- Chapter 364 - A Dedication to Eastwood Part 1
- Chapter 363 - The War Between Two Men 3 Part 2
- Chapter 362 - The War Between Two Men 3 Part 1
- Chapter 361 - The War Between Two Men 2 Part 2
- Chapter 360 - The War Between Two Men 2 Part 1
- Chapter 359 - The War Between Two Men Part 2
- Chapter 358 - The War Between Two Men Part 1
- Chapter 357 - Ups-and-Downs
- Chapter 356 - Who Had the Red Card? Part 2
- Chapter 355 - Who Had the Red Card? Part 1
- Chapter 354 - Round One: City Ground Part 2
- Chapter 353 - Round One: City Ground Part 1
- Chapter 352 - The Champions League Grouping Part 2
- Chapter 351 - The Champions League Grouping Part 1
- Chapter 350 - A Captain Like You Part 2
- Chapter 349 - A Captain Like You Part 1
- Chapter 348 - The Tournament Part 2
- Chapter 347 - The Tournament Part 1
- Chapter 346 - Heart-to-Heart Part 2
- Chapter 345 - Heart-to-Heart Part 1
- Chapter 344 - Role Model Part 2
- Chapter 343 - Role Model Part 1
- Chapter 342 - The French Forward
- Chapter 341 - Bright Red Part 2
- Chapter 340 - Bright Red Part 1
- Chapter 339 - The Captain’s Armband Part 2
- Chapter 338 - The Captain’s Armband Part 1
- Chapter 337 - The Injury Part 2
- Chapter 336 - The Injury Part 1
- Chapter 335 - The New Season Part 2
- Chapter 334 - The New Season Part 1
- Chapter 333 - Eight Million Part 2
- Chapter 332 - Eight Million Part 1
- Chapter 331 - From Youth Team to First Team Part 2
- Chapter 330 - From Youth Team to First Team Part 1
- Chapter 329 - China Sun
- Chapter 328 - Impressions Part 2
- Chapter 327 - Impressions Part 1
- Chapter 326 - About Anelka
- Chapter 325 - Forward Line Problems Part 2
- Chapter 324 - Forward Line Problems Part 1
- Chapter 323 - An Exceptional Talent Part 2
- Chapter 322 - An Exceptional Talent Part 1
- Chapter 321 - Work Permit Part 2
- Chapter 320 - Work Permit Part 1
- Chapter 319 - So Long, Brazil
- Chapter 318 - Pepe Part 2
- Chapter 317 - Pepe Part 1
- Chapter 316 - A Sunny Holiday Part 2
- Chapter 315 - A Sunny Holiday Part 1
- Chapter 314 - We Are Back Part 2
- Chapter 313 - We Are Back Part 1
- Chapter 312 - When the Dust Settled Part 2
- Chapter 311 - When the Dust Settled Part 1
- Chapter 310 - A Job Well Done Part 2
- Chapter 309 - A Job Well Done Part 1
- Chapter 308 - Fallen Behind Part 2
- Chapter 307 - Fallen Behind Part 1
- Chapter 306 - Against Everton Part 2
- Chapter 305 - Against Everton Part 1
- Chapter 304 - Time to Hurtle Part 2
- Chapter 303 - Time to Hurtle Part 1
- Chapter 302 - As Expected Part 2
- Chapter 301 - As Expected Part 1
- Chapter 300 - The Fate of The Romani Part 2
- Chapter 299 - The Fate of The Romani Part 1
- Chapter 298 - What Goes Around, Comes Around Part 2
- Chapter 297 - What Comes Around, Goes Around Part 1
- Chapter 296 - Unacceptable Part 2
- Chapter 295 - Unacceptable Part 1
- Chapter 294 - Wood’s Revenge Part 2
- Chapter 293 - Wood’s Revenge Part 1
- Chapter 292 - Dirty Rochemback Part 2
- Chapter 291 - Dirty Rochemback Part 1
- Chapter 290
- Chapter 289: Wood and Eastwood Part 1
- Chapter 288 - The UEFA Europa League Champion?
- Chapter 287: Burst Part 2
- Chapter 286: Burst Part 1
- Chapter 285 - A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 2
- Chapter 284 - A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 1
- Chapter 283 - The Star of Tomorrow Part 2
- Chapter 282 - The Star of Tomorrow Part 1
- Chapter 281 - A New Contract, A New Player Part 2
- Chapter 280: A New Contract, A New Player Part 1
- Chapter 279: Agent Part 2
- Chapter 278: Agent Part 1
- Chapter 277: The Red Forest Chapter 50 Poaching Part 2
- Chapter 276: Poaching Part 1
- Chapter 275: Derby Part 2
- Chapter 274: Derby Part 1
- Chapter 273: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 2
- Chapter 272: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 1
- Chapter 271: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 2
- Chapter 270: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 1
- Chapter 269: Merry Christmas Part 2
- Chapter 268: Merry Christmas Part 1
- Chapter 267: The New Goalkeeper Part 2
- Chapter 266: A New Goalkeeper Part 1
- Chapter 265: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 2
- Chapter 264: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 1
- Chapter 263: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 2
- Chapter 262: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 1
- Chapter 261: A Show of Genius Part 2
- Chapter 260: A Show of Genius Part 1
- Chapter 259: In Trouble Part 2
- Chapter 258: In Trouble Part 1
- Chapter 257: Roy Keane Part 2
- Chapter 256: Roy Keane Part 1
- Chapter 255: Going Head-On Part 2
- Chapter 254: Going Head-On Part 1
- Chapter 253: Heavy Responsibility Part 2
- Chapter 252: Heavy Responsibility Part 1
- Chapter 251: Wood’s Struggle Part 2
- Chapter 250: Wood’s Struggle Part 1
- Chapter 249: Angel of the North Part 2
- Chapter 248: Angel of the North Part 1
- Chapter 247: We Will Definitely Win Part 2
- Chapter 246: We will Definitely Win Part 1
- Chapter 245: Newcastle and Shania Part 2
- Chapter 244: Newcastle and Shania Part 1
- Chapter 243: The Unstable Forest Part 2
- Chapter 242: The Unstable Forest Part 1
- Chapter 241: Read the Headline Part 2
- Chapter 240: Read the Headline Part 1
- Chapter 239: The Entertainment Circle? No
- Chapter 238: The Madman Part 2
- Chapter 237: The Madman Part 1
- Chapter 236: Air Battle Part 2
- Chapter 235: Air Battle Part 1
- Chapter 234: Entanglement Part 2
- Chapter 233: Entanglement Part 1
- Chapter 232: Going Toe-to-Toe Part 2
- Chapter 231: Going Toe-to-Toe Part 1
- Chapter 230: Unlucky Ferreira Part 2
- Chapter 229: Unlucky Ferreira Part 1
- Chapter 228: Clough the Second? Part 2
- Chapter 227: Clough the Second? Part 1
- Chapter 226: The Chief Part 2
- Chapter 225: The Chief Part 1
- Chapter 224: Victory Part 2
- Chapter 223: Victory Part 1
- Chapter 222: Need to Win Part 2
- Chapter 221: Need to Win Part 1
- Chapter 220: Forgone Conclusion Part 2
- Chapter 219: Forgone Conclusion Part 1
- Chapter 218: One on One
- Chapter 217: Adjustments Part 2
- Chapter 216: Adjustments Part 1
- Chapter 215: The Start of the Match Part 2
- Chapter 214: The Start of the Match Part 1
- Chapter 213: This Is My Team Part 2
- Chapter 212: This Is My Team Part 1
- Chapter 211: The Fateful Matchup
- Chapter 210: Record Part 2
- Chapter 209: Record Part 1
- Chapter 208: The Premier League Kickoff Part 2
- Chapter 207: The Premier League Kickoff Part 1
- Chapter 206: The List For First Team
- Chapter 205: Get Ready Part 2
- Chapter 204: Get Ready Part 1
- Chapter 203: The Red Forest Chapter 11 The Old Soldiers Part 2
- Chapter 202: The Old Soldiers Part 1
- Chapter 201: Forest in The Transfer Market Part 2
- Chapter 200: Forest in The Transfer Market Part 1
- Chapter 199: Start All Over Again Part 2
- Chapter 198: Start All Over Again Part 1
- Chapter 197: The Disruption of Tony Twain Part 2
- Chapter 196: The Disruption of Tony Twain Part 1
- Chapter 195: The Future Of Youth Players Part 1
- Chapter 194: The Future Of Youth Players Part 1
- Chapter 193: Gerard Piqué Part 2
- Chapter 192: Gerard Piqué Part 1
- Chapter 191: The UEFA European Football Championship Part 2
- Chapter 190: The UEFA European Football Championship Part 1
- Chapter 189: The Assistant Manager Candidate Part 2
- Chapter 188: The Assistant Manager Candidate Part 1
- Chapter 187: The Two Tang Ens Part 2
- Chapter 186: The Two Tang Ens Part 1
- Chapter 185: The Flow of Time on the Other Side Part 2
- Chapter 184: The Flow of Time on the Other Side Part 1
- Chapter 183: The Free Babysitter Part 2
- Chapter 182: The Free Babysitter Part 1
- Chapter 181: The English Premier League’s Footsteps Part 2
- Chapter 180: The English Premier League’s Footsteps Part 1
- Chapter 179: The Red Forest Part 2
- Chapter 178: The Red Forest Part 1
- Chapter 177: Of Course We Will Win Part 2
- Chapter 176: Of Course We Will Win Part 1
- Chapter 175: Pressure Part 2
- Chapter 174: Pressure Part 1
- Chapter 173: A Timely Loss Part 2
- Chapter 172: A Timely Loss Part 1
- Chapter 171: Time to Speed Up, Forest Train!
- Chapter 170: Want To Make A Bet? Part 2
- Chapter 169: Want To Make A Bet? Part 1
- Chapter 168: Penalty Shootout Part 2
- Chapter 167: Penalty Shootout Part 1
- Chapter 166: Who Is Afraid Of Who Part 2
- Chapter 165: Who Is Afraid Of Who Part 1
- Chapter 164: A Crack Part 2
- Chapter 163: A Crack Part 1
- Chapter 162: Wall Part 2
- Chapter 161: Wall Part 1
- Chapter 160: Wizardly Twain Part 2
- Chapter 159: Wizardly Twain Part 1
- Chapter 158: The Curse of the South Changing Room
- Chapter 157: EFL Cup Part 2
- Chapter 156: EFL Cup Part 1
- Chapter 155: New Forest Part 2
- Chapter 154: New Forest Part 1
- Chapter 153: Backfired Part 2
- Chapter 152: Backfired Part 1
- Chapter 151: The First Half Part 2
- Chapter 150: The First Half Part 1
- Chapter 149: The Better Interceptor Part 2
- Chapter 148: The Better Interceptor Part 1
- Chapter 147: The Cunning Allardyce Part 2
- Chapter 146: The Cunning Allardyce Part 1
- Chapter 145: The Future
- Chapter 144: The Future Of Three Million Six Hundred Thousand Part 2
- Chapter 143: The Future Of Three Million Six Hundred Thousand Part 1
- Chapter 142: Theres Someone Up There
- Chapter 141: Wood’s Debut Part 2
- Chapter 140: Wood’s Debut Part 1
- Chapter 139: The Winter Transfer Part 2
- Chapter 138: The Winter Transfer Part 1
- Chapter 137: This Is Eastwood! Part 2
- Chapter 136: This Is Eastwood! Part 1
- Chapter 135: The Rookie Reports Part 2
- Chapter 134: The Rookie Reports Part 1
- Chapter 133: Christmas Present Part 2
- Chapter 132: Christmas Present Part 1
- Chapter 131: Merry Christmas, Tony Part 2
- Chapter 130: Merry Christmas, Tony Part 1
- Chapter 129: The Media’s Pet Part 2
- Chapter 128: The Media’s Pet Part 1
- Chapter 127: Big Mouth Twain Part 2
- Chapter 126: Big Mouth Twain Part 1
- Chapter 125: Press Conference Part 2
- Chapter 124: Press Conference Part 1
- Chapter 123: The Consequence Of Provocation Part 2
- Chapter 122: The Consequence Of Provocation Part 1
- Chapter 121: Provocation Part 2
- Chapter 120: Provocation Part 1
- Chapter 119: The Hard-Nosed Millwall Part 2
- Chapter 118: The Hard-Nosed Millwall Part 1
- Chapter 117: On The Subway Train Part 2
- Chapter 116: On The Subway Train Part 1
- Chapter 115: Another Encounter with Millwall Part 2
- Chapter 114: Another Encounter With Millwall Part 1
- Chapter 113: Tang En’s Return Part 3
- Chapter 112: Twain’s Return Part 2
- Chapter 111: Twain’s Return Part 1
- Chapter 110: The Discipline Of The Team Part 2
- Chapter 109: The Discipline Of The Team Part 1
- Chapter 108: Welcome Back Part 2
- Chapter 107: Welcome Back Part 1
- Chapter 106: Gypsies Part 2
- Chapter 105: Gypsies Part 1
- Chapter 104: Walker’s Farewell Part 2
- Chapter 103: Walker’s Farewell Part 1
- Chapter 102: One-Time Handshake Part 2
- Chapter 101: One-Time Handshake Part 1
- Chapter 100: Tang En And Edward Part 2
- Chapter 99: Tang En And Edward Part 1
- Chapter 98: The Idiot Collymore Part 2
- Chapter 97: The Idiot Collymore Part 1
- Chapter 96: A Fateful Showdown Part 2
- Chapter 95: A Fateful Showdown Part 1
- Chapter 94: Let Me Play Part 2
- Chapter 93: Let Me Play Part 1
- Chapter 92: The Arsenal Match
- Chapter 91: Beautiful Tackle Part 2
- Chapter 90: Beautiful Tackle Part 1
- Chapter 89: I Will Return Part 2
- Chapter 88: I Will Return Part 1
- Chapter 87: Investing In The Future Part 2
- Chapter 86: Investing In The Future Part 1
- Chapter 85: Accidental Success Part 2
- Chapter 84: Accidental Success Part 1
- Chapter 83: To Stay Or To Go? Part 2
- Chapter 82: To Stay Or To Go? Part 1
- Chapter 81: The Reception Part 2
- Chapter 80: The Reception Part 1
- Chapter 79: The New Manager Part 2
- Chapter 78: The New Manager Part 1
- Chapter 77: The Holiday Is Over Part 2
- Chapter 76: The Holiday Is Over Part 1
- Chapter 75: Tang En’s Holiday Part 2
- Chapter 74: Tang En’s Holiday Part 1
- Chapter 73: Picking Up Trouble Part 2
- Chapter 72: Picking Up Trouble Part 1
- Chapter 71: The Footsteps of English Premier League Part 2
- Chapter 70: The Footsteps Of English Premier League Part 1
- Chapter 69: Manager Vs. Manager Part 2
- Chapter 68: Manager Vs. Manager Part 1
- Chapter 67: Fight With Ones Back To The River Part 2
- Chapter 66: Fight With Ones Back To The River Part 1
- Chapter 65: Is Football More Important Than Life And Death? Part 3
- Chapter 64: Is Football More Important Than Life And Death? Part 2
- Chapter 63: Is Football More Important Than Life And Death? Part 1
- Chapter 62: The Football Hooligans Part 3
- Chapter 61: The Football Hooligans Part 2
- Chapter 60: The Football Hooligans Part 1
- Chapter 59: The Visiting Team, Millwall Part 3
- Chapter 58: The Visiting Team, Millwall Part 2
- Chapter 57: The Visiting Team, Millwall Part 1
- Chapter 56: Hodge’s Honor Part 3
- Chapter 55: Hodge’s Honor Part 2
- Chapter 54: Hodge’s Honor Part 1
- Chapter 53: Premier League Part 3
- Chapter 52: Premier League Part 2
- Chapter 51: Premier League Part 1
- Chapter 50: The Real Legend Part 2
- Chapter 49: The Real Legend Part 1
- Chapter 48: Georges Fans Part 2
- Chapter 47: Georges Fans Part 1
- Chapter 46: Nice Guy Mr. Coppell Part 2
- Chapter 45: Nice Guy Mr. Coppell Part 1
- Chapter 44: Chinese Teacher Part 2
- Chapter 43: Chinese Teacher Part 1
- Chapter 42: Don’t Underestimate… Football Part 2
- Chapter 41: Don’t Underestimate… Football Part 1
- Chapter 40: Don’t Give Up, Kid! Part 2
- Chapter 39: Don’t Give Up, Kid! Part 1
- Chapter 38: Natural-Born Manager Part 2
- Chapter 37: Natural-Born Manager Part 1
- Chapter 36: Hello, My Fair Lady Part 2
- Chapter 35: Hello, My Fair Lady Part 1
- Chapter 34: Final Hit Part 2
- Chapter 33: Final Hit Part 1
- Chapter 32: Must Win Part 2
- Chapter 31: Must Win Part 1
- Chapter 30: Crazy Gang Wimbledon Part 2
- Chapter 29: Crazy Gang Wimbledon Part 1
- Chapter 28: Tang En’s Manifesto Of Victory Part 2
- Chapter 27: Tang En’s Manifesto Of Victory Part 1
- Chapter 26: The Crisis Of Two Consecutive Draws Part 2
- Chapter 25: The Crisis Of Two Consecutive Draws Part 1
- Chapter 24: The Manager Seated On The Viewing Platform Part 2
- Chapter 23: The Manager Seated On The Viewing Platform Part 1
- Chapter 22: Coventry City Part 2
- Chapter 21: Coventry City Part 1
- Chapter 20: The Hearing Part 2
- Chapter 19: The Hearing Part 1
- Chapter 18: Off To London Part 2
- Chapter 17: Off To London Part 1
- Chapter 16: George Wood’s Family Part 2
- Chapter 15: George Wood’s Family Part 1
- Chapter 14: Newsworthy Twain Part 2
- Chapter 13: Newsworthy Twain Part 1
- Chapter 12: We Were Raped Part 2
- Chapter 11: We Were Raped Part 1
- Chapter 10: The Referee Takes Center Stage Part 2
- Chapter 9: The Referee Takes Center Stage Part 1
- Chapter 8: In The Name Of Victory
- Chapter 7: The Show In The Changing Room
- Chapter 6: Down By Three Goals
- Chapter 5: This Is Professional Football
- Chapter 4: Training Class
- Chapter 3: Tony Twains Past
- Chapter 2: Chairman Doughty
- Chapter 1: Tony Twain?