u/Sufficient_Fly_4360

Back in February, I had a very good training with a professional goalkeeping coach. I finally learned how to leap and fly, and when I leap to the left, my stiffness is an advantage because of my leftie leap. When I went to my age bracket, coach assigned me to goalkeep for the women's group, I'm the only man in the group lol. The striker, (the one who im falling for rn), had very great comprehension and coordination with me. To score the winning point, I perfected my goal kick and since she has very good pace, she scored our winning goal. For March, and April, I took a break in football to practice in my graduation and school completion, and to study for Entrance Exam (I passed lol). Now that I returned, I had my first game with her as my teammate, I already conceded two goals, but when she asked for the ball she still got it with very good pace. I sometimes fake things like a hand injury, say I’m short of breath, or get frustrated when a goal is conceded and walk off asking for a sub. Last Friday was a perfect example right after we conceded, I took off my glasses and yelled, “Oh, that is the last fucking one, that’s it!” Then I left my post, called out to her, and she stepped in to sub for me.

After another match, we headed to the last game of the day. I was hit in the ribs after saving a hard rebound. She was the first one to ask if I was okay, and the first one to get me up. She told coach about what happened to me. History repeats itself I guess? This Tuesday, when I arrived I gave her an appreciation gift, two snacks? Then in a match, I fought ballers from Province and ended in a tie, highlight of my saves are all footsaves. In the next match, she was an opponent. She scored a hat trick + 1 against me. She had very good pace, and outsmarted me in every goal. In her 4th goal, she injured me badly tho. when I was gonna kick the ball from her, out feet collided, breaking my ankle, I flew to the ground, but keep in mind, despite the goal being scored, she was the first one to approach me again, she was the first one to ask if I was okay, she knew I was hurt badly because I can't stand, and she helped me get up once again.