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Why I Love Football
In life we come across a countless amount of things connected to us and our environment. Trough my childhood my parents thought me to love sport and I realized the importance of sport in our life. It’s very important to trough life we gain love for a specific sport, in some way sport will repay us. We all tend to trough sport gain friends and to make sport itself our friend. In my spare time I hang out with a ball. Now that I mentioned the ball, we narrow the circle of sports that we can discuss. Of course, even thought I said a few sentences about sport in general, my goal is to talk about the thing that I am in love with. As a kid a tended to get out of the house and spend time outside, to be more specific I was looking the place were the ball is spinning. I was looking for something that marked me and something that I will love, and that something is football. When I was a child I took my ball and went to the nearest football court. I spent there a few hours, my parents look for me, like the ground swallowed me, but I was actually happier than ever, the older boys called me to play football with them. My parents were really scared and angry with me. This situation that I mentioned, happened than and was remembered, but let’s turn towards other things also connected to my childhood football playing day. We used to make-up our own courts and our own rules. We gather tools and materials, everything was necessary for our stadium. Everyday we wasted our whole time well and outside the house. New chapter in my life which changed everything, was the day when I got back from the school and my dad told me, son get in the car we are going down town. I couldn’t even imagine this, but we made a stop right before the biggest club in our town, club “Kozara”. My eyes were glowing, I didn’t know what hit me. We are walking towards to the rooms of the club, and singing me up in the school of football. That was the happiest day in my life, I wasn’t aware what was happening,

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