I'm big on the anime genre of sports and this one has to be my absolute favorite soo far! even though its just been three episode's, the character development is 10/10. It gives off a feeling of courage and motivation for you to do something active. And it's too anticipating to wait for the next episode which is a big minus because it's soo good. All I can say that It's a MUST watch!.

Happy Watching My Fellow Otakus!

If I had to describe Days, I would say it's like a soccer game - it takes a while to kick off and can get really intense, but the game can also drag along for a bit too.
I love the music and the animation is quite decent, and the plot is the same as any other sports anime - playing with your team for as long as you can and try to get to Nationals. It doesn't lose its charm though, and was quite enjoyable to watch.

A couple things to prepare yourself for:

Tsukamoto starts off annoying. Notice I say 'starts off' - you're watching a lvl 1 player try to keep up with a party of lvl 50 so it is frustrating. But that's how slow development works, and it's very solid in his character growth (though I could never get used to the high raspy voice personally, nothing against the seiyuu).

The other thing is, and I'm going to compare to Haikyuu for a bit here, but the players are very competitive against each other, even though they're on the same team. It's a MUCH larger team than most sports anime focus on, since the school is renowned for soccer so I get that the competitiveness is for the chance to play, and the players have more distance between each other on the field so they need to hold their own - I understand all that. But I don't feel as spirited for the teamwork as I would in Haikyuu, and I feel like that's a major flaw in watching a sport.

The anime does make up for that though, in character interaction - we get a TON more, since most of the focus is on practice and skills and not so much executing strategies (though there's tons of that in the games anyway). Just watching them joke, laugh, practice, and run together and all the conversation in between is, imo, a great use of the time the show had. I still wish there was more, but I could watch sports anime with 20% of it being the sport.

Anyways, go watch it, there's a reason it deserves its (at time of posting) 3 seasons.

I am a massive football fan and I kind of miss my Captain Tsubasa time when I was kids.

This not like Captain Tsubasa at all. it's more the way around were the main char is totally clueless about football. It's nice to see him growth but not like becoming the next CR7/Messi.

Really good drawing and story. it brings you feelings and always want to see the next one.

The only thing I think it's not good is sometimes they don't know the rules.

Really recommended show for football fan