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When Kids Used To Play Footy On The Streets |
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Well every poor kid here can get one, certainly not the case in many parts of the world.
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When I was a kid a group of us would play on school field. Don't agree with football on the streets. Had a lot of problems with kids playing outside my house, blasting ball against house window and completely ignoring me when I told them to stop. Reported family to council and got it stopped.
I don't disagree with kids playing football, but there's a time (daytime) and a place (like, a park or playing fields) for everything. |
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I know from friends living in the States some parents organise baseball teams for young people.
I understand parents don't have lots of hours in the day but perhaps communities may have to run their own after hours sports clubs. Not just for football but other sports. But then their is the problem with parents needing to have CRB checks before working with children. |
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Our performances were certainly an iOpener...
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Just like them England and football underwent a conscious uncoupling!
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So roll back modern technology and financial security to get a great national football team. Seems like a fair trade to me. Let's return to the glory days of the 1970s when England ruled the world. Or not...
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