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I was 8 Breaktimes at school were the best I remember the small field-not-pitch Where we played football Not as a game of 22 players and referees and rules It was a game of 44; No, 46 self acclaimed stars It was a game of the whole school Everybody against everybody Indiscriminate of *** Or skill Of height differences or body frame Tackled by your teammates for dribbling too much You could pick up the ball and run Rugby style to the opposition post Then kick to score and most likely, miss Or get mobbed even before you get to the post It was all so exciting; Such disorganization; So much fun.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 8:23 AM UTC
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I was 8 Breaktimes at school were the best I remember the small field-not-pitch Where we played football Not as a game of 22 players and referees and rules It was a game of 44; No, 46 self acclaimed stars It was a game of the whole school Everybody against everybody Indiscriminate of *** Or skill Of height differences or body frame Tackled by your teammates for dribbling too much You could pick up the ball and run Rugby style to the opposition post Then kick to score and most likely, miss Or get mobbed even before you get to the post It was all so exciting; Such disorganization; So much fun.
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M/Denmark
Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 8:23 AM UTC
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