History Manga / FarewellMyDearCramer

** Namek refers to Nozomi as ''"Boss"''.

* {{In Series Nickname}}: Tae refers to Echizen as ''[[Manga/{{Golgo 13}} Golgo]]'' in reference to her having the number 13 on her jersey and because Echizen is very sharply adept at preventing her from scoring a goal.

** Nozomi is told about Pelé's victory at the 1958 World Cup.
** When having ankle problems during a game, Nozomi references how Franz Beckenbauer played through a shoulder injury he sustained during a game at the 1970 World Cup.

** Nozomi is told about Pelé's victory at the 1958 world cup.

* {{Time Skip}}: Takes place a year and a half after ''Manga/{{Sayonara Football}}''

* {{Career Ending Injury}}: While it's hinted at early on in the series, it's eventually revealed that [[spoilers:Couch Fukatsu was on track to become a major star in the world of soccer, but had his career cut short due to a leg injury, which led him to start coaching.]]

* {{Callback}}: In the first chapter, Midori quotes Sepp Herberger's famous soccer phrase to Sumire ''"Der Ball ist rund/The Ball is Round"'', which is a callback to ''Manga/{{Sayonara Football}}'' where Nozomi also quotes the same phrase.

** Alice even wonders if Midori is a''"shishi "''or a''"taishi"'', which is in reference to two separate groups of fans on the anime.

* {{A Cup Angst}}: Sumire and Tsukuda get into an argument via text message, trying to out-insult each other, where Sumire taunts Tsukuda about her small boobs and how the boy she has a crush on only likes girls with big boobs. These taunts manage to get under Tsukuda's skin quite a bit.

* {{Callback}}: In the first chapter, Midori quotes Sepp Herberger's famous soccer phrase to Sumire "''Der Ball ist rund/The Ball is Round'' ", which is a callback to ''Manga/{{Sayonara Football}}'' where Nozomi also quotes the same phrase.

** Alice even wonders if Midori is a "''shishi''" or a "''taishi''", which is in reference to two separate groups of fans on the anime.

* {{RockPaperScissors}}: When a man appears to be creepily stalking Midori, Sumire, Sawa and Nozomi as they're walking down the street, the group (''sans Sawa'') play a quick game of rock-paper-scissors to determine who is going to be the bait and who will wait in ambush to subdue him, thinking they're going to be given a reward for catching a ''"pervert"''.

* {{A Cup Angst}}: Sumire and Tsukuda get into an argument via text message, trying to out-insult each other, where Sumire taunts Tsukuda about her small boobs and how the boy she has a crush on only likes girls with big boobs.

* {{Jerk With a Heart of Gold}}: Couch Fukatsu always has a bored and uncaring look on his face and even admits he doesn't want to be the girls soccer couch, but he does go out of his way to advise the team and lead them to victory, even going so far as to help each of them improve both individual skills.

* {{The Stoic}}: Suo Sumire tends to be pretty expressionless most of the time and doesn't show much emotion, unless she's angry about losing or excited about crushing an enemy.

* {{Loads and Loads of Characters}}: While ''Manga/{{Your Lie in April}}'' had roughly a dozen or so important characters in its cast, ''Farewell My Dear Cramer'' has at least three times that number.

It begins with a middle school girl’s soccer match, where short-haired fifteen year old Sumire Suo shows off her overwhelming talent, but during a counterattack, her beautiful dribble to her shot at the goal gets blocked by a twin-tailed girl named Soshizaki Midori, ending the game.

* {{Curb Stomp Battle}}: One of the first things Noako Nomi does when she is hired as the assistant couch for the Warabi girls soccer team is to set up a scrimmage game against Kunogi high school, who happens to be one of the best girls soccer teams in Tokyo. Unexpectedly, they proceed to lose the game 16-0.

* {{Decoy Protagonist}}: The first chapter introduces us to the rivalry of Midori Soshizaki and Suo Sumire, giving the reader the impression that the series will focus primarily on the two of them. Rather, Nozomi Onda herself gets more focus than either of them, with many scenes being shown from her perspective.

* {{Evil Laugh}}: Suo does this when she gets excited about crushing a rival team.

* {{In Series Nickname}}: Tae refers to Echizen as ''[[Manga/{{Golgo 13}} Golgo]]'' in reference to her having the number 13 on her jersey and because she is very sharply adept at preventing her from scoring a goal.

Instead of going to a powerhouse school with a well-known girls soccer team, these two rivals, Sumire and Midori enter the same high school, one who's team is struggling. There they meet the odd, if not overconfident, Nozomi Onda. Going on to play in a scrimmage game, they all must now work together on the same team if they are to succeed.

* {{The Stoic}}: Suo Sumire tends to be pretty expressionless most of the time and doesn't show much emotion.

* {{Curb-Stomp Battle}}: One of the first things Noako Nomi does when she is hired as the assistant couch for the Warabi girls soccer team is to set up a scrimmage game against Kunogi high school, who happens to be one of the best girls soccer teams in Tokyo. Unexpectedly, they proceed to lose the game 16-0.

* {{A Cup Angst}}: Sumire and Tsukuda get into an argument via text, trying to out-insult each other, where Sumire taunts Tsukuda about her small boobs and how the boy she has a crush on only likes girls with big boobs.

Sumire Suo is fifteen years old. She loves soccer, but can't seem to grasp victory. She does great in one match, but another girl, Midori Soshizaki, ends the match by blocking her. The two end up going to the same high school, one that doesn't specialize in sports, and there the two decide to work together as a team.

* {{Ensemble Cast}}: While certain characters get more screen time than others, it's hard to pinpoint any one character from the Warabi girls soccer team as being the primary protagonist of the series.

* {{A Cup Angst}}: Suo and Tsukuda get into an argument via text, trying to out-insult each other, where Suo taunts Tsukuda about her small boobs and how the boy she has a crush on only likes girls with big boobs.

* {{Comedic Underwear Exposure}}: When the girls soccer team is meeting to discuss finding money to get new uniforms, Midori lifts her leg up onto a desk to reveal her plan, only to accidentally flash all of the girls with her underwear.

* {{Idiot Hero}}: Nozomi Onda has scored shots into her own teams goal during official matches, not once, but twice.

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[[caption-width-right:350:Nozomi Onda]]

* {{Took a Level in Badass}}: Eichizen goes from being the girls soccer teams manager who never played in games, to being able to hinder a rival teams ace shooter from being able to score.