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The Unforgettable Goal It was early one Autumn morning,to early for me to be awake,I had a Thundercats soccer game at 6 o'clock in the morning. We drove for a hour and a half to my 6 o'clock morning soccer game in Romeo. When we got there I was the only one there,So my dad and I practice my soccer skills: kicking ,running ,shooting ,and goalie. I remembered when I was younger I kicked a goal in our goal again but I did not care about it because I was on a regular team not a professional travel team. When everyone got there we practice our skills kicking,running,shooting,and Goalie for Cam. I played defense when we started the game because, I can get back to my position very fast like as fast as 1.2 seconds. I visualize that our team will win the game and we will be jumping up and down. …show more content…

The girls came after me with the ball and I yelled “GOT IT!”
I ran so fast down the sideline to pass to Aaron and I got it to her and she……..
SCORED!!!!!
“YAY! AARON! GOOD JOB!” We all yelled at her. I could hear people yelling and screaming “YAY!! WOHOOO!” “FUUUUUUUUUUUUU!”the whistle went for the other team that has the ball. They came right at me and I…. Kicked it out! “Nooooooo!” I mumbled loudly. “CORNER KICK!” The Ref yelled. It came right at me and I….. “NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! I HATE MY STUPID CLUMSY ANKLE! UGH!!” I yelled on top of my lungs because,I kicked the ball in our

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