Passion For Soccer

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I think it is time for me to finally be able to have more freedom and do what I want. I have a passion for soccer and I would like for you to let me play more soccer. You both like soccer it so much that I am playing not only for me but for you too. I care about soccer so much I try every time on the field to be the best player I can be. I have time I will be able to fit in more practice I just need your approval so I can have more practice. I know it will be tough but I am up for the challenge

There are multiple reasons why I believe I should get to play soccer more. One reason I get the extra practice I can improve my shooting in soccer. If I have better shooting I can be able to score a lot more goals. In general having better shooting

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