Kim Hyung-jun et al.: Time to Read the K League 1

Kig has a fire that never goes out. What's the secret of being alive again and growing more and more secure? The time spent reading the King League was spent visiting Krieg Story by two journalists who had been in the field and had been playing football for the sport. The survival strategy of the old groups, the AMC polls, the war on grass, the transparency of the board, the glamour of the second major league, all of the rival conflicts, the all-time anti-Rival dilemmas, and the U.S. system, the Black History, the distribution of content, the oral food and communication with fans, have been spent on K League's current activities. Part 1 of the book, which consists of three parts, has been shown to light up Kig's current state of balance in each of its three sections: the ball, the player and the football fan. The book The Kliggs told a story about the current workers who are doing their part in the Kriig site, and of course leaders and managers and fans who are writing Kligue stories together. I went to the Krigg's attractive characters, including the forget-all, who were known for their comments, who had been a star player and now had a welcome face, who was a director and a leader, who went to every game and watched it, and then became a symbol of the team. Part 3 of the Korean Professional football company has combined the interest in the change and events and Krigs that Kig should not forget for development. During the period from the early 1900s to 2013, South Korean professional football was marked with major changes and developments.

Korean title: K리그를 읽는 시간 1

Korean author: 김형준 외

Korean publisher: 북콤마

ISBN-13: 9791187572237