Great vid mate. At the end of the day, enjoying your football is the most important thing, and you definitely seem to be doing so. Curious, how would you compare the levels from college in the Uk, to the levels in America? Keep up the great work 🔥
@@TomAllenFootball Man you should have been more ambitious , I used to watch you when I was younger and seeing you all give up and doing this is just sad. You could have played but only if you had a better mentality and a strong enough will to act on your decisions.
@pratx24pubg47 I had the strongest mentality you’ll ever bloody see, nobody could ever take that from me. When your body breaks as much as mine does, it’s clear to see that pursuing pro football wasn’t the right idea
@@TomAllenFootball Give this a read then I wrote it from the heart. Your idea of football was clearly wrong from the start. From the start, you missed the mark. You shouldn’t have been some glorified workhorse, hustling for defensive duties when you had the potential to make magic happen up front. Instead of more focus on the gym you should have honed your technical stuff. You should have been a technical mozart, preferrably in the domain of dribbling. Look at the true game-changers the Mbappés, the Neymars, the Messis. They didn’t settle for merely tracking back and covering ground. They honed their skills, their flair, their instinct for goal. You had a choice, and you chose wrong. Attackers they’re the true game-changers in football, the ones who make people fall in love with the game. When everyone else is just passing time, they’re creating moments that stop it. You could have been one of them, someone who takes the spotlight and commands the game, but instead, you chose to blend into the background, playing it safe, prioritizing defense over brilliance. The rarest and most electrifying skill in football is dribbling. Anyone can defend with hard work and grit, but it takes true genius to dance around defenders, leaving them helpless. Look at Messi gliding past his markers like they’re standing still, or Neymar weaving through defenses with style. You should have aimed to be a player of that caliber, you thought too low you thought too less. Menial ambition is all what it was.
@pratx24pubg47 And that is where this conversation ends because your knowledge of what football is is incredibly poor. Football is the beautiful game that unites us all, it’s not about attacking or defending, it’s about playing a sport that’s perfect and creating deeper connections with those people with who you play. Your opinion is simply wrong, there is a beautiful art to defending that cannot be taught. You could get Messi and Neymar and get them to work at defending for the next 10-15 years and they’d never make a great defender. The art of football is that it’s for everyone, for me, I love the hustle and the gritty side of football, the show of raw desire, knowledge and skill to defend. The passion that your so called “dribblers” so often lack. How about spend your time learning something about football rather that spouting this crap over the internet when it’s so inherently wrong.
Great vid mate. At the end of the day, enjoying your football is the most important thing, and you definitely seem to be doing so. Curious, how would you compare the levels from college in the Uk, to the levels in America? Keep up the great work 🔥
They are similar
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My number 7
tbh honest mate you weren't talented enough to play pro football like at the Premier level or even 1-2 level lower.
Never once said I was mate
@@TomAllenFootball Man you should have been more ambitious , I used to watch you when I was younger and seeing you all give up and doing this is just sad.
You could have played but only if you had a better mentality and a strong enough will to act on your decisions.
@pratx24pubg47 I had the strongest mentality you’ll ever bloody see, nobody could ever take that from me. When your body breaks as much as mine does, it’s clear to see that pursuing pro football wasn’t the right idea
@@TomAllenFootball Give this a read then I wrote it from the heart.
Your idea of football was clearly wrong from the start.
From the start, you missed the mark. You shouldn’t have been some glorified workhorse, hustling for defensive duties when you had the potential to make magic happen up front. Instead of more focus on the gym you should have honed your technical stuff. You should have been a technical mozart, preferrably in the domain of dribbling.
Look at the true game-changers the Mbappés, the Neymars, the Messis. They didn’t settle for merely tracking back and covering ground. They honed their skills, their flair, their instinct for goal.
You had a choice, and you chose wrong. Attackers they’re the true game-changers in football, the ones who make people fall in love with the game. When everyone else is just passing time, they’re creating moments that stop it. You could have been one of them, someone who takes the spotlight and commands the game, but instead, you chose to blend into the background, playing it safe, prioritizing defense over brilliance.
The rarest and most electrifying skill in football is dribbling. Anyone can defend with hard work and grit, but it takes true genius to dance around defenders, leaving them helpless. Look at Messi gliding past his markers like they’re standing still, or Neymar weaving through defenses with style.
You should have aimed to be a player of that caliber, you thought too low you thought too less. Menial ambition is all what it was.
@pratx24pubg47 And that is where this conversation ends because your knowledge of what football is is incredibly poor. Football is the beautiful game that unites us all, it’s not about attacking or defending, it’s about playing a sport that’s perfect and creating deeper connections with those people with who you play.
Your opinion is simply wrong, there is a beautiful art to defending that cannot be taught. You could get Messi and Neymar and get them to work at defending for the next 10-15 years and they’d never make a great defender.
The art of football is that it’s for everyone, for me, I love the hustle and the gritty side of football, the show of raw desire, knowledge and skill to defend. The passion that your so called “dribblers” so often lack.
How about spend your time learning something about football rather that spouting this crap over the internet when it’s so inherently wrong.