Posted April 24, 2016 00:57 · last edited April 24, 2016 00:58
Seems a no brainer to be fair. Go to a US college, that way you get an education along with the football. Then you have a contigingency plan when you are one of the 98% who does not make it.
Turning around mid/late twenties realizing finally you were never going to make it as a pro footballer then working out how to make a livelihood seems unattractive to me.
Seems a no brainer to be fair. Go to a US college, that way you get an education along with the football. The you have a contigingency plan when you are one of the 98% who does not make it.
Turning round mid twenties realizing finally you were never going to make it as a pro footballer then working out how to make a livelihood seems unattractive to me.