My thought on the club was that we were going to do really well with all the talent and ability on the team. Time went by and I slowly felt as if my vision for the flub was just wasting away, people didn 't know each other so we had bad chemistry throughout the team, people would get into arguments, and our coaches were not performing as well as promised. Half way through the season my high expectations went out the window and I think everyone else’s did too. My teammates and I sort of gave up, with a whole half season, and a few tournaments and showcases left we just kind of gave up. Our attitude led to us hitting a losing streak, until we played Cleveland Football Club, the 3rd highest ranked team in the mid-west region, we ended up losing to the team by one in a 2-3 game. This game gave us hope, we ended up playing teams hard again and winning most of the second half of our season. By the end of the season the team ended up falling apart, some players left to go to one team, some to another, I however ended up being the only person going to Cleveland Football Club. I went to the tryouts where I felt very comfortable because I had played on the same team as most of the guys there back at Brunswick travel. After three tryout practices, I found my spot on the team being one of the few who ended up making it onto the …show more content…
We gained a few new players who had great skill to bring to the table, a few players who could not perform at this level got cut, and we all connected very well. My new team at Cleveland Football Club had much better chemistry from the year prior, and much better than my old club Cleveland Kickers. My Coach figured out who should play where, we got our formation back to a 4-4-2, and we got that down very well. We went to many college showcases in order to have scouts watching us, and we won more tournaments than our team had ever won. My team made it to the semifinals of the State Cup, and ended up losing in double