Just finished watching the first and second seasons. Waiting for the third season to air.
The feeling of watching the play is like sitting under a garden parasol in summer, or sitting in front of a floor-to-ceiling window facing the garden in winter. Although it's a football drama, it's just a big background about football and the winning or losing of the stadium. More stories are about the people, owners, employees, coaches, players of this football club, their life and work, growth and leadership. trip. As the protagonist and head coach, Ted does not preach much, and the impact on the team and players is more generated through his actions. Compared with others in the first season, Ted's words and deeds can immediately see that he is different and superior. The second season began to show the changes and growth of people around him under the influence of Ted, and dig deep into the experience of why Ted can become the amazing self he is today. The story is eloquently told, there is no sense of abruptness, and there is no idea that Ted is God. The more feeling is that it is quite convincing that Ted has become who he is today.
Looking forward to the third season….
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