Dear diary
As I stood in the pouring rain watching my dad casually jog up and down the pitch, I was busy thinking about what I would do after I left my under 16 league. All I could think was I didn't want this. I didn't want the meet up with the lads in the pub and have a kick around. I wanted to make it big. I wanted to be like Rooney or Lampard. I knew it was a long shot but someone has to go for it, why not me?
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This is not the full introduction
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Dear diary
I feel as though I was a bit harsh on my dads footballing status in the last update. He has always been good at football, stirling castles top scorer last season. But obviously there are all the childhood heroes who turn young boys to football. I will not be following in my dads or my friends footsteps of amateur football. I just need to be attending as many trials as I can and be in the right place at the right time. Who knows I can only hope.
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Dear diary
Since I started this diary I don't think I have properly introduced myself. I am Matt Wetherall, football enthusiast, ruler of the universe. Well maybe not that, but football has always been a big part of my life. I have never been the "academic" type, sport is my only hope. I am originally from Norway but I have lived in England most of my life. I play for Hutton Cranswick under 16's. I like to think I am better than I am, or so say my "friends" at Hutton Cranswick Max King, Harry Charnock and Frankie Hobbs. What do they know? If I stay determined and keep on the right path I will be in the premiership in no time. I can picture it now, I've just won player of the year, paid £150,000 a week at Arsenal, a first team regular for England. Does that beat pub football or what?.
As I stood in the pouring rain watching my dad casually jog up and down the pitch, I was busy thinking about what I would do after I left my under 16 league. All I could think was I didn't want this. I didn't want the meet up with the lads in the pub and have a kick around. I wanted to make it big. I wanted to be like Rooney or Lampard. I knew it was a long shot but someone has to go for it, why not me?
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This is not the full introduction
---------- Post added at 06:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:46 PM ----------
Dear diary
I feel as though I was a bit harsh on my dads footballing status in the last update. He has always been good at football, stirling castles top scorer last season. But obviously there are all the childhood heroes who turn young boys to football. I will not be following in my dads or my friends footsteps of amateur football. I just need to be attending as many trials as I can and be in the right place at the right time. Who knows I can only hope.
---------- Post added at 07:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:51 PM ----------
Dear diary
Since I started this diary I don't think I have properly introduced myself. I am Matt Wetherall, football enthusiast, ruler of the universe. Well maybe not that, but football has always been a big part of my life. I have never been the "academic" type, sport is my only hope. I am originally from Norway but I have lived in England most of my life. I play for Hutton Cranswick under 16's. I like to think I am better than I am, or so say my "friends" at Hutton Cranswick Max King, Harry Charnock and Frankie Hobbs. What do they know? If I stay determined and keep on the right path I will be in the premiership in no time. I can picture it now, I've just won player of the year, paid £150,000 a week at Arsenal, a first team regular for England. Does that beat pub football or what?.
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