Insight into youth football and becoming a pro

[Chris]

 

[AmericanPie]

Nobody will make anything of themselves without passion and drive, you have to look at yourself and want to improve. This lads story will be similar to many of the youngsters that don’t make it.

[Joshua]

I think it's all about how you react to set backs, it must be difficult to react well to becoming injured and then ending up released. I would try to be stronger minded, but that is easier said than done.

You have to find distractions to these events, focus on bulking up and adding strength.

[TheSkipper]

Ouch, to suffer those injuries twice and setbacks. I think its good he had streaming to fall back onto, that in its own right is positive.

It would be nice to see him get back to his football career.

[cheeky~k8]

Alot of players would retire after having those injuries or repeated injuries.

[NottsTastic]

He should focus on his YouTube channel, if he can’t make good of signing for a National League team than he’s probably best focusing solely on his YouTube career.

No way can he do both.

[liampie]

tough, but i think hes found somewhere to put his efforts in with his gaming channel doing well. sometimes you have to admit the ships sailed and focus on better prospects.

the next injury he faces could be the one that changes his life for the worst.

[cheeky~k8]

The chances of getting a proffessional contract are very slim so you really do have to prove yourself when you are young

[Countyman]

There's a lot of setbacks in football, its all about how you manage them and grow from the experience.

[CliftonMagpie]

It must be difficult, you train all those years to do something and one injury after the other causes you to doubt progressing any further.

He's got a good YouTube channel, so it's productive for him.