apply your self to a soccer school and then show them what you got. do your best and graduate so then if you do become good enough they would draft you into a professional academy. from there you will be on your way. By: Leo Burgess Coming from: Bermuda's Somerset trojans u15 boys WE ARE THE BEST TO EVER WALK THIS ISLAND!!!!!!!!! WE ARE UNDEAFETED CHAMPS!!!!!!!!!
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it is very hard to become a pro soccer player. you cant just play with a rep team or watever u play for u need to practise at least 2 hours a day and at all of your games u must give 100%. go to out of town try outs and get in your high school team. if you get a scholarship with a college or university that has a good soccer program then you may have a chance of making the mls draft.once you get into the mls you are in professional. if you want big time soccer then a little bit of luck is involved. but overall there is a very small chance of making it pro. that doesnt mean u cant try!
There are try-outs at many semi-pro teams. Do research on Adam Moffat and go the way he did. Moved from Scotland (Elgin) to America and is doing very well for himself.
He went to Wales, then to England and finally to France.
It goes back to ancient China, where the Chinese used to cut their prisoner's head off and use it as a ball, but not all the rules were made yet, so there were no fouls, no outs, and there were no goalies used. There are many stories for the origin of modern association football. The Native Americans had a game similar, Africa several tribal games kicking an object with their feet. But the most widely accepted origin is in the mid 1800's in England with the schools. For complete details go to the related link below.
no, because most people can't fly up in the air and make the ball go on fire