Reviews for Sayonara, Football Manga

I liked the pictures, so I started reading them, and I was really addicted to them. The development was also novel and I enjoyed reading it very much. You can read it even if you don't know soccer. This is a recommended work.

I'm not really interested in soccer, and I hardly read soccer comics, but this comic was really interesting. I couldn't stop crying because of the feelings and passion of each of the characters.

Although it is a 2-volume series, the characters are carefully set and depicted, so it's easy to get into, and since the story is simple, there is a sense of dynamism. The recollections of when we met hardened my side and I was able to read them smoothly and thoroughly. The conversation is bright and makes me feel refreshed.

It doesn't matter how many times you read it. It's also good if you read it as a standalone book. It also gives me some energy.

I generally read Shinkawa-sensei's works that have been published electronically. The plot, names, and drawing power will draw you in no matter what. I clearly “like it,” but this is generally from here again!! That's where it ends. It's up to the writer to decide, so I wonder if there are quite a few readers who want to read a little bit of the story, but as a matter of fact? Speaking of people who have experienced soccer, the feeling that the difference between men and women is so weak on the field, and I also feel that they are even more friendly. But I'm sure it's different from a woman's point of view. It might be a good idea to read this work as if it were a slightly longer short story. It's well-organized, and it's a balance that doesn't mean it's a Gorigori soccer comic. Above all, as is the case with other works, when the author expresses “football” rather than “soccer,” I also feel a love for this sport.

I read Cramer and read this too. I've read a lot of soccer comics, and this one was interesting too.