Hi Michael I am a soccer player and as you know finding yourself on this website somehow leans towards the habit of being analytical and understanding things. In this regard, the whole idea of playing the game is lost by the contest to win, team spirit is out the window as well as team work. Good or strong players do not always win, a clear example is two very famous games 98 World Cup Final, yes France had good players but they were underdogs to Brazil, 2004 Euro Championships, Greece won because they were a team and showed the world that stars don't always win everything. When it comes to kids, some people feel its to early to teach them the basic purpose and or mechanics of a football game. I say teach them from a young age how and what is required and they will definitely enjoy the game more and also learn to love the game. Strong or good players who feel the team they playing for are not good enough, are setting themselves up for failures, this I have seen from my younger brother. He is an excellent player, of a professional standard but jumping and changing teams cost him because he had chosen to leave the junior ranks of a professional team he had been playing for all because they team was -in his opinion- not good enough. Yes the team he joined to play under 16 won 99% of their games up until they all progressed beyond the under 19 age group, but some of the hard working and consistent player that stayed at his old team Wits University are now playing professional soccer, all because they choose to stay and be part of the team that the good players thaught were not good enough. Another example, Patrick Viera the Arsenal skipper left Higbury in pursuit of Champions league glory, Murphy’s Law, his old team paved the way to an embarrassing exit to the Champions League his first season away. Had my brother chosen to stay he would have definitely played professional soccer today. His career has unfortunately come to a temporary end, he was sadly diagnosed with cancer in his leg and is fighting his battle against Cancer. A world class player is one that understands the mechanics of game and understands his team mate’s weaknesses and strengths and also leads the team by setting the standard for good team work. Being a personal friend of one of our country’s best soccer exports I have come to understand that the big teams in Europe are not searching for the next Pele or Maradonna they’re searching for the next team player who has the ability to become the next Pele or Maradonna. Soccer = Tea

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