cardinal511
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So the title is pretty self explanatory, but for more detail, I've recently started to follow soccer (or football) in the last few years, and also like to write fiction in my free time. I'm hoping to write a novel about soccer, and have plans in the works, but I'd like to get a better idea about why others love the game, and what it means to them.
For example, one reason I love soccer is the drama that comes in every match. For me this was best illustrated during the recent World Cup, as I was always nervous that the US would concede when the other team got into the final third. The sheer joy of a late winner (Brooks' goal vs. Ghana) is a wonderful feeling that I hope comes many more times in the coming months as NYCFC kicks off its first season. Ronaldo's late cross and the Belgium match in general with Howard also stood out as tense moments that I loved to watch, even if the result wasn't always the best.
So what is it that makes you love the game?
For example, one reason I love soccer is the drama that comes in every match. For me this was best illustrated during the recent World Cup, as I was always nervous that the US would concede when the other team got into the final third. The sheer joy of a late winner (Brooks' goal vs. Ghana) is a wonderful feeling that I hope comes many more times in the coming months as NYCFC kicks off its first season. Ronaldo's late cross and the Belgium match in general with Howard also stood out as tense moments that I loved to watch, even if the result wasn't always the best.
So what is it that makes you love the game?