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Tuesday, November 11, 2008 || 5:40 PM

How badly do you want to be a footballer?

Address your weaknesses.

Work on your weaknesses until they become strengths.

Work on your strengths until they become second nature.

If you depend too much on one foot, work on the other.

Are you strong enough?

Are you man enough?

Big and bad enough?

Are you passionate?

Or just angry?

Learn to cut out the dumb stuff.

Are you a midfield general or foot-soldier?

Battle hero or cannon-fodder?

Does the game revolve around you or bypass you?

Can you hit the target?

Consistently?

When was your last game?

When's your next training session?

Can you last 90 minutes?

Plus extra time?

Would you take a penalty?

Would the coach let you?

Would you score?

Consistently?

Can you make the ball do what you want?

Can you finish from five metres?

Twelve metres?

Sixteen metres?

The halfway line?

With a defender behind your back?

Are you first in for training?

Last out?

Are you fast enough?

They say the first-half meter is in your head.

What's in yours?