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Personal Narrative: The Sport Of Football

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There 's no traffic on that extra mile. So do you know what Football is? No not the sport with helmets, the sport that is the greatest of them all. When I hear football I think about the sport with a round size 5 ball. Also known as fútbol, I mean, also known as soccer! Well let me tell you this. I think soccer is the greatest sport out there. It is the most watched sport in the world with 3.5 estimated fans, soccer. Okay, before you get tired of hearing soccer, let me tell you this. I grew up playing soccer. One thing it has taught me is that in order to get better at soccer, you have to practice. Practice takes time. I practice soccer like a maniac. I see a soccer ball and instantly go to kick it around. Hopefully, my time towards soccer can become my job. First, is school of course. After school, hopefully I have a chance to play with big known leagues like the MLS, but, my journey …show more content…

The team that I want to play with is my mothers and fathers country of birth, Mexico. That is not the only team, the team that I wish, myself, to play soccer with is FC Barcelona. They play as a team for all there games. I have never seen a team like them pass the ball so much and make amazing plays. They do all these amazing tricks and crazy passes. As a team that can destroy any opponent with teamwork. That 's how I want to play. I want to play for my enjoyment and to give my parents a better more joyful life. They work hard for me and my brothers. I want to do the same playing soccer. Imagine being able to play a sport you love and to get so much money. I will use every single penny for my family and especially my parents. I want to give my mother her own car, a dress, pretty ketchen, and everything she wanted before but never got because she used her money on me or my brothers. I will especially thank my dad for making me who I am. For the fact that he lost his father at a young age. I thank him for being the dad he would of loved to have. I want to make the most out of

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