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Football Crazy 4: A Point To Prove. Football Crazy, #4
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- Date de parution03/04/2014
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Justin feels like he isn't the only one with a point to prove, knowing that his brother was the best England Manager for years, if ever, and it is a waste of his talents to not be managing a team. Being one of those players who is considered beyond his playing prime days, there are many in the same boat - their clubs selling them for younger replacements, but experience and wisdom are things that cannot be bought. It is a seemingly mad idea for Justin to have his own team of older players to lead to FA Cup glory.
However, he lacks the necessary management training and experience - but Aiden would be a perfect candidate, if Justin can convince him to come onboard with the idea... Would the idea work? An experienced older team to go from nowhere together to the ultimate final in British football?
However, he lacks the necessary management training and experience - but Aiden would be a perfect candidate, if Justin can convince him to come onboard with the idea... Would the idea work? An experienced older team to go from nowhere together to the ultimate final in British football?
