the moment my feet touches the ball, magic just comes to life. dazzling moves and superb goals, that's what all football players dream to achieve. i am starting to feel more comfortable with my dribbling, however the defence has been declining ever since i took the attacking role in the game. in the past, i love playing at the back, it requires lesser stamina and all you have to do is steer the ball away from my own goal post. if i had a chance to choose between fame and fortune, i rather be in the limelight because it's in my blood.
i am an adaptive player who can almost connect with any player within the team, one particular problem in the past about me is i am not fond of listening to commands from team mates. being arrogant in nature, it's difficult to get these commands into my head. however, the good news is i am willing to listen now.
i love to create chances for my team mates to score, that feeling is much better than scoring. i wonder if there are readers who belong to this group, but in a team, you can't expect everyone to be like that, no one will eventually score.
second problem is the fear of losing. players around me would definitely agree with me, i tend to make negative remarks when the team loses and worst still, crude words coming out from my mouth. having the quote of "your response could be better" seems effective in helping one to cultivate his mood better when in the soccer court.
the reason i am writing this football topic - this sunday's match. another upcoming church game, though i know i will screw up again like last time, there's one thing i know the entire team will never miss, which is the supporters. i think without them we wouldn't have that particular driving adrenaline rush to play to our best. i wonder what it feels like playing in a stadium filled with tens of thousands over fans cheering for you?
you score, they celebrate. you make one mistake, they condemn you till you're dead.
peace out.
P.S: 2 more weeks left to the end of attachment.
i am an adaptive player who can almost connect with any player within the team, one particular problem in the past about me is i am not fond of listening to commands from team mates. being arrogant in nature, it's difficult to get these commands into my head. however, the good news is i am willing to listen now.
i love to create chances for my team mates to score, that feeling is much better than scoring. i wonder if there are readers who belong to this group, but in a team, you can't expect everyone to be like that, no one will eventually score.
second problem is the fear of losing. players around me would definitely agree with me, i tend to make negative remarks when the team loses and worst still, crude words coming out from my mouth. having the quote of "your response could be better" seems effective in helping one to cultivate his mood better when in the soccer court.
the reason i am writing this football topic - this sunday's match. another upcoming church game, though i know i will screw up again like last time, there's one thing i know the entire team will never miss, which is the supporters. i think without them we wouldn't have that particular driving adrenaline rush to play to our best. i wonder what it feels like playing in a stadium filled with tens of thousands over fans cheering for you?
you score, they celebrate. you make one mistake, they condemn you till you're dead.
peace out.
P.S: 2 more weeks left to the end of attachment.
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