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Why I Left Everything About Football At an Early Age
Different interests matter.
Back in the day, playing football was my hobby. I love it despite respite my little experience at the time.
I either played or watched it live and on screen. Thatās was 20 years ago.
I used to be a Manchester United fan. And my chum named me a āRed D*vilā (crazy naive football fan).
That name alone would make you want to quit the ft club if at all you were a fan. Would you be comfortable? Who would want to be referred to as a devil? Much as it sounds crazy, ā
Many ManāU fans know thatās their club motto. Check that manās jersey below, what does it say?š
They never bother to know its mere meaning. Oh! would one be conveniently possessing a devilish name? No.
When Ferguson, the clubās coach by then retired, I also withdrew my interest in the team. The team soon started losing matches until now. I think Ferguson left with the Devils huh!
That was the time I learned about the motto;ā āred devils.ā It marked the end of a football fandom for me.
This also was a genesis of a pure decline in my football talent. I stopped going to play the mere ball. Not even the local ball made of fibers.
If Iād continued to be a fan, I wouldāve played more football except, there was no one to tell the future.
A teacher of games and sport completely spoilt my attitude towards football.
Heās the one who depleted and took away every ball kick from me. I started having fierce emotions.
Hatred for my teacher and the game as well followed. Thatās the end of it all. I was no longer part of the Man-U fandom.
Today, if I try to watch football, I canāt really enjoy it as other people do. Iām just different.
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