I would say the tournament went good this weekend but it wasn’t bad. We played 4 matches, lost first two with 1-0, then 1-1 the third match. And then the last match we played in the B playoffs and then we lost the match 2-0. I I played 2 of the matches because a had a fever but my performance was really good. I got to talk to one coach after one of the matches I played and he said that I played really good and got me some tips on how to play better because I wasn’t on my original positions. I was left wingback instead of a winger because our coaches needed to balance out the defence and offense. And he also that he looks forward to seeing me play again. I happen to know that he is the team director of the state team so I was really happy. So I se this as a really good tournament

This was the day our seniors return from their tournament and join our team. They got late as it was raining heavily and one of our players from the day before couldn't come because he fell sick so we were down to 9 players for our first match. We had 2 matches on that day and would have to win both of them by huge margins to qualify for the semis. Match 1 was against an easy team but we conceded early. Our seniors reached the ground halfway through the match and helped us take the lead. In the 2nd half, the other team's striker got the ball at the edge of our box from a counter-attack. I was right behind him and stretched my leg for the ball. I got the ball but landed on my left hand. I fractured my left arm again. This is the second time in this year I fractured my left hand, the first one being in Jan. I will be out from football for the next 3-4 months and will be missing a few very important tournaments. We won both the matches on that day but didn't qualify for the next round because our goal difference was lesser than the top 2 teams. Hope I can recover fast and return soon 🤞

It's been quite some time since my last post. So, I am back with yet another tournament story. I was not supposed to go for this tournament as this was an open age tournament which is basically U-19 because I don't think there are kids that are older than that in school. But ended up going because our school's U-19 team had gone for a national tournament. Our team was filled with kids from Grade 8, 9 & 10. Our coach had only picked 10 of us for a 11 a-side tournament as he wanted to save the other 6 spots for the kids that are going to come back from the national tournament. This was a 11 a-side tournament. First there was a group stage with 2 groups of 5 teams each and the top 2 teams from each group would qualify for semis. The finalists qualify for the national championship. We won our first match 10-0. This was an easy game and the match was ended 5-10 minutes early. Our second match was really tough. We were playing 10 men against one of the strongest teams. We dominated in the first half and also managed to take the lead with a banger by our striker. But in the second half a wrong call from the referee gave them a free kick from the edge of the box, from which they equalised. And they scored their second from a short corner which hit the post and went in. We lost the game 2-1, but we dominated them with just 10 men. The next day our team that went to nationals will be coming back.

so yesterday I beat my own juggling record, big time, and I just wanted to quick share this with you, as I got this little story. see, 5 month ago, I was TRASH at juggling. my record was something like 12... and I just HATED juggling, and I found it a waste of time. but then I saw how my best friend juggled, and he was far more better than me, and then I saw some of the guys that where a lot better than me, juggling to at least 11X as much as me back then. I was very jaloux inside, bt didn't want to show it. and I came with these dumb excuses like "you don't juggle at games", and I really thought that I could get anywhere without being able to juggle. but then I saw a coach at the social media, named @coachchristomanginis. he was telling me, and many others how important it is to get good technique, and simply by juggling. he told that NEVER have a player become professional without at least 100 juggles. and that motivated me, so in the summer holiday I began to juggle just 10-20 minutes every day, at saw immediately improvement in my juggling, and overall technique. and by 3 month passed, I had like 180 juggles, then later 200, then 245, and now, yesterday, I made... 400... and today, with a size 1 football, I also beat my size 1 ball record. before it was 36, today 49... Im very happy with this, and first now I can see the big importance of juggling and pure technique. 🙌 it's a game chancer!🔥 trust me!!🤝 ps... if you REALLY want to level up your ball-control, dribbling, cuts, body-fients, confidence and much more, then get the amazing offer from @Brandon Hima, the Ball-Mastery Bootcamp.🔥 I bought it, and I already see big improvement on my technique and all of that important stuff!💪 It's NOW, or NEVER my friend. its also VERY cheap, and made so EVERYONE can get the chance of really improving technical.

Today was a pretty regular day. I started my morning with some stretches and some jogging, then I ate toast with eggs to give me energi through out the day. Some good news a got a A on my English test and a B ony Spanish test. Then after school I came home and ate a bar and then went out to do a trading session with my friend. We focused on technical training today. And we trained really hard so I’m was really tired after. And after we did some stretches and then we went home and ate. And always keep in mind never compare your self to another player or person everyone’s different and if you train enough and hard you will surely reach the highs you want to reach.😁