Cornwall england soccer team Videos

• 1. Cornwall College Football Team Season 2014
• 2. David Beckham Will Bring Olympic Torch to Britain
• 3. How to become a professional footballer
• 4. Soccer Phenom Bryce Blevins & Coach Tony Kees with The Bolingbrook Soccer Club U9 Raiders
• 5. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain honoured to be back In England Squad | FATV News
• 6. Jason King Cornwall College
• 7. Excitement builds as Algeria, England fans arrive for World Cup match
• 8. Cornwall County sevens 2014 - Redruth u16s (B) v St Austell A

Cornwall College Football Team Season 2014

David Beckham Will Bring Olympic Torch to Britain

How to become a professional footballer

User Comments

3rk4u commented on 02 Mar 2011

the best advice i would give any young kid is to start at the lower league clubs, regardless of if they have acadamey status or not,bcos,they take player development more serious and kids r more likely to get a chance as they depend on the revenue and a transfer fee if u move on.also as a parent u should try an keep ur son away till aged 12+ as putting them in to early places undue pressure on them,n make sure the junior club they play for has qualified coaches at least fa level2,good luck

3rk4u commented on 03 May 2011

@RyansRapChannel hey ryan,its gr8 that u r showing loyalty to your club,but being a big fish in a small pond doesnt allways work,it depends if u want to get scouted,if yeh i would move on,search the internet for good sucessfull junior clubs near u,also find out what local clubs ac t as feeders to proffessional clubs,and apply for a trial,if your good enugh and playing at a junior club with strong links to pro clubs u will get a trial,good luck .

Grey Bhoi (The Prodigy) commented on 07 Apr 2014

I live in a small city, I'm in eighth grade, and I play for four teams at once, middle school, JV, Varsity, and a u14 Hispanic league with games in Sunday. Who is going to come to any of those to scout... I made a one dollar bet with my brother that I would become a pro before him, but I don't know if I can, I don't know if I have the skill, I play badly if my team is bad, but I pass well if my team passes well, is that normal.

OIHACKERXX commented on 25 Jan 2011

I need ur opinion. I'm 14 years old and I have a desire to go pro. I live in NYC and I play for a club (a good club) around my area. I've been there for over a year and I have improved massively. Now I'm thinking of joining the red bull academy and see if u can sign a professional contract with them in the future. Any advice?

N7J098 commented on 09 Feb 2012

@PaxFull i am 16 haven't played since the summer starting back in two weeks i am unbelievably unfit lost every little bit of skill i had do you know what keeps me motivated that Saturday morning when you get up and step on that pitch not a better feeling a man could have keep at it you never know what's around the corner

Prasanth Vengada commented on 30 May 2011

@3rk4u mate i am in india here people have a craze of cricket not of football i really want to play at high level but cant.i am 13 physically fit but nothing can change a thing man here.hope it gets better in future. I WILL SURELY MAKE IT TO HIGH LEVEL REMEMBER THE NAME V.PRASANTH.

PaxFull commented on 06 Feb 2012

I am 13 years old.. i started training with the team on my age which is much better than me.. I want to be a professional footballplayer but i dont know,if i think about the chances I played a bit football be4 i started soccertraining.. i have noticed ive gettN better but .......idk

モハメッド アリ commented on 23 Jan 2013

The thing that im confused of is do i need to go to football youth clubs or stay in high school like im now im 14 years old...Just need some informations if you can atleast tell me few main ones on where do i need to go or stay in highschool and what do i need to do?

The Trading Team commented on 29 Jul 2012

No you've got enough time but it's going to be a bumpy ride, you'll get knocked down but everytime you get knocked down, get back up up twice as fast, put 100% into everything you do and train everyday with 120% commitment and you'll be pro. PS: Good Luck :D

jimbob3400 commented on 26 Feb 2011

i love football. it is the first thing i think about when i wake up and the last thing before i go to bed. i suffer from bad knee pain but i will continue to train through it every single day for 2 hours, i hope one day i will become a pro.

JoeToftsMusic commented on 30 Oct 2011

My dream is to become a footballer i am 13, play in the eastern junior alliance, i can be put anywhere on the pitch and i will do great, i am very quick, and tall But i still dont get into Academys, what am i supposed to do?

mortgageprotection commented on 14 Nov 2008

Very informative if you are a young player looking to find out how to play professional football for your local club. I think most clubs have a football in the community scheme

ionrookie1 commented on 26 Jan 2011

@HoumaneNL yeah man i broke mine last year i was 13 at the time now im fine hang in there obviesly were more protection take therapy and pay allot more attention to that leg!!

steven hutchison commented on 28 Jun 2012

I come from Scotland and I'm 14 I play for a professional team in Scotland called st mirren and what I done was go jogging every night and kick the ball around every night

Omar Hassan commented on 04 Aug 2011

@Alex90780 What Do you Mean dude ?? did you learn something or what ?? i really need your answer becaus ei'm thinking of going to centre of excellence ..thanx in advance

Soccer Phenom Bryce Blevins & Coach Tony Kees with The Bolingbrook Soccer Club U9 Raiders

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ray9175 commented on 12 Jul 2015

Great skills... I have used Bryce as a role model for my son who is also trying to become a good soccer player. Keep it up Bryce, hopefully we will see you on the USA national team. Like I have always said, the United States kids have the athleticism but they lack the overall skills that European and South American kids posses. Bryce seems like the exception. Here is a video of my boys skills. Hopefully he can improve and become a great player. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptyy3ExytZo

Julian Gavras commented on 13 Jul 2015

Long time no see Bryce

TTNMX10 commented on 31 Dec 2014

nice skills

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain honoured to be back In England Squad | FATV News

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Ich bin eine rechte Biene /Deutscher Krieger commented on 03 Sep 2015

did this guy has blue eyes?

Ich bin eine rechte Biene /Deutscher Krieger commented on 05 Sep 2015

+Reza Michael oh I'm sorry but you didn't answer my question yet

Reza Michael commented on 04 Sep 2015

does * have*

manzilla48 commented on 03 Sep 2015

I miss Dat Guy Welbz

ds37 commented on 03 Sep 2015

+manzilla48 won't come back until January, his knee injury needed surgery and the club is not sure about how long he's going to be unavailable. (usually means couple of months)

Jason King Cornwall College

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bussmigun83 commented on 23 Nov 2011

Had to be a Jason and a number 7!

Alice McCartney commented on 05 May 2013

rayyyyy.............

Excitement builds as Algeria, England fans arrive for World Cup match

Cornwall County sevens 2014 - Redruth u16s (B) v St Austell A