Coaching legend

I didn't see the 2012 European Cup, but inexplicably returned to Lancashire, England, and became George Levy, a 17-year-old Burnley fan.

Ten years later, in 1995, he led Burnley to upgrade from the third-tier league to the Premier League. He left four trophies for Burnley. He became a hero of Burnley.

But just one month later, George became a notorious traitor in Burnley. Because he became the head coach of Blackburn, Burnley's century-old rival.

Burnley fans: "We don't know whether George is a hero or a traitor of Burnley."

Blackburn fans: "Shit Indian, give me George, get out of Blackburn. George is a legendary coach in Blackburn's history."

"George Levy said at his first press conference that his biggest goal was to conquer Ewood Stadium. Whether as an opponent or a host, George fully realized this sentence."-Steven Yellen, a famous European journalist, wrote in the book "Small Town Story".