Thursday, November 13, 2008

Both Feet on the Ground Pt.2

When I read this time, it reads about how Beckham was signed by Manchester United on his sixteenth birthday by Alex Ferguson himself. I can imagine Beckham. A man which always showes up on TVs and one of the most respected managers in the world comes to your home and offers a deal with you to play for one of the best soccer teams in the world. That would be such an interesting and adrelanine rushing feeling. Beckham joifully accepts it and becomes part of the Manchester United youth team. It later reads that he goes on to play with his youth team and scores numerous goals that have brought them to the finals. It also said that he was still loyal to his "after-dinner" freekick practices. He expresses his feelings toward freekicks by writing how much joy he gets from bending the ball to the top corner. This habit later develops into a world-class success.
He tells how much he got into a habit of playing soccer, that he put all of his trust and decided to aim for becoming a professional player. Since eighteen years old, he was invited to the under ninteen national soccer team for England. Since I know a lot of stuff about soccer, being invited to play for your team up two years means that one has a really precious skill. Sure enough, Beckham makes it precious and with his support and friends he decided to try hard and hoppe for the best. When Beckham turns around eighteen, he was asked by Ferguson him self to play for the actual team and turn pro. That is when his legacy turns into a high profile player.

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