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How do you become a soccer player? and got a better answer
Response from Cаша Куштысев[+++++]
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We need to go to soccer school.
We need to go to soccer school.
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Warp your legs, then pump them up and you're accepted into the Russian soccer team!
Warp your legs, then pump them up and you're accepted into the Russian soccer team!
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You have to work like a bee to get noticed!
You have to work like a bee to get noticed!
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Only through training can you achieve some kind of result. I did the same thing.
Only through training can you achieve some kind of result. I did the same thing.
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It's impossible to say so, without the raw data: age, level of training In general, the classics - sports school, games at the city level, all sorts of championships, well. find your team. Usually it's considered that you become a champion, a medalist and you get recognized by everyone. But, an example of an amateur team, without spending a single match in the championship of Russia can become a highly paid professional: My acquaintance started in a small town Usolie Sibirskoe, at 16, successfully performed in the field, not even won, invited him to the Russian team and Irkutsk Star, where he did not manage to play a single game, went to the Moscow Lokomotiv. He was successful in Europe where our team didn't even make it to the final stage, but he ended up in Belgium. With Standard Liege he became the best foreigner of the year. Then I played in France, Germany. But then he had injuries and disqualifications, so he finished his career early. His last name was Rychkov. Here's the recipe for a simple guy from a small town to become a footballer.
It's impossible to say so, without the raw data: age, level of training In general, the classics - sports school, games at the city level, all sorts of championships, well. find your team. Usually it's considered that you become a champion, a medalist and you get recognized by everyone. But, an example of an amateur team, without spending a single match in the championship of Russia can become a highly paid professional: My acquaintance started in a small town Usolie Sibirskoe, at 16, successfully performed in the field, not even won, invited him to the Russian team and Irkutsk Star, where he did not manage to play a single game, went to the Moscow Lokomotiv. He was successful in Europe where our team didn't even make it to the final stage, but he ended up in Belgium. With Standard Liege he became the best foreigner of the year. Then I played in France, Germany. But then he had injuries and disqualifications, so he finished his career early. His last name was Rychkov. Here's the recipe for a simple guy from a small town to become a footballer.