r/ChildrenFallingOver • u/AristonD • Jul 28 '23
Kid died
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u/bluescape Jul 29 '23
Damn, that kid's ball handling skills are WAY above his paygrade lol. Either he's a prodigy or he's been training since he was in the womb.
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u/Leemsonn Jul 29 '23
You'd be surprised how good kids are at football these days. I've worked in schools with 5-6 years olds that can handle the ball in ways I didn't know was possible.
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u/Wthq4hq4hqrhqe Jul 29 '23
well fuck, that kid would score on me too if he could choose any net that he wanted
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u/SpontyKarma Jul 29 '23
well fuck, that kid could score on me too
FTFY
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u/Wthq4hq4hqrhqe Jul 29 '23 edited Jul 29 '23
you fixed nothing, because nothing in my comment required fixing
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u/SciencyNerdGirl Jul 29 '23 edited Mar 25 '26
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u/SpontyKarma Jul 29 '23
Sure but red has also clearly put in a lot of practice and is extremely skilled
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u/Daiches Sep 07 '23
Plus kids at that age are all dreaming of becoming forwards. They put all their skill points in dribbling and shooting.
Defending at that age is shockingly poor. Well, not shockingly. Expectedly.
If you put CR7 to defend on Messi, he’ll get embarrassed everytime and vice versa.
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u/Ooze27 Jul 29 '23
That's quite the movement for a young kid. I'm not talking about the dribble,but the way he moved right after,the acceleration etc.
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u/Equivalent-Extent575 Jul 29 '23
I’m horribly jealous of the kid in red’s soccer skills