Becoming Failure Of A Soccer Player

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There I was running down the soccer field with the ball, the defender on my heels,the goalie in front of me. I was scared that the goalie would block the soccer ball. When I shot the ball it was silence . The goalie blocked the soccer ball. When I saw that it ended up in the goalie’s hands, I felt like I let all the team down and my family. After that day I released that failure is no fun. I learned practice make perfect and help make failures into success. One way I can get better at soccer is to practice harder and remember to communicate with the players. One other way I can get better is to pass the ball more with my teammates . I did those things, and one year I played for this team in my town called Chesterfield United . I scored

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