level 13
从我十岁的时候开始，我见过一些队友，他们刚开始的时候会比我强很多，但渐渐的却被我甩在了身后。当你17岁开始接触职业足球的时候，你开始发现你了解的足球与职业的足球完全是两个不同的境界，没有什么比这更能激励你去学习了。
level 13
level 13
level 13
冥王星的距离
楼主
我们第二次聚合在一起的时候，是他执教国家队的时候,他对国家队的态度也如同他当初对我一般。他带领我们走出阴霾并告诉我们“扔掉你们那些自己为是的心态，只有你们是一个团队的时候你们才会变得更好”
到最后我们终于明白了，他的那些有关我们如何获得欧洲冠军的称号的话绝不仅仅只是一番激励人心的演讲而已，而是一个切实的目标。他让我们相信了在足球中，有一个切实的目标是实现你的梦想的第一步。这些在我们处在最低潮的时候，当结果不尽如人意以及当外界的质疑声一波比一波打的时候一直激励着我们。
我们一直生活在阿公给我们创造的梦幻的泡泡里。这个故事最终有了一个完美的结局，而他也成为了改变西班牙足球历史的人，让我们相信梦想并且为之付出并且胜利的人。每次在比赛前，我们都会大喊“胜利，胜利，胜利！”
2014年02月03日 01点02分
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到最后我们终于明白了，他的那些有关我们如何获得欧洲冠军的称号的话绝不仅仅只是一番激励人心的演讲而已，而是一个切实的目标。他让我们相信了在足球中，有一个切实的目标是实现你的梦想的第一步。这些在我们处在最低潮的时候，当结果不尽如人意以及当外界的质疑声一波比一波打的时候一直激励着我们。
我们一直生活在阿公给我们创造的梦幻的泡泡里。这个故事最终有了一个完美的结局，而他也成为了改变西班牙足球历史的人，让我们相信梦想并且为之付出并且胜利的人。每次在比赛前，我们都会大喊“胜利，胜利，胜利！”
level 13
level 13
level 13
冥王星的距离
楼主
因为中英文的拙劣导致翻译的情感没有办法那么强烈 大家可以看看原版 我看的时候眼泪汪汪的...
When you’re a kid and you begin to play football, you’re full of hopes and dreams that you believe you’ll achieve because you think you can. From the age of 10, I’ve seen teammates, some who were better than me, get left behind. And this is nothing more than a learning process that speeds up when you become a professional at the age of 17 and you begin to see that the football you knew has nothing to do with professional football.
That’s when Luis appeared in my life. He’s my football professor, the one who put a stop to my ambitions until I was prepared, the one who gave me advice and who explained to me which teammates were the ones who genuinely liked me and which were the ones who had ulterior motives, as well as how the media functioned at this level. He reinforced the values that I had learned during my entire life, those of the football from before. As he told me almost daily, “Niño! You don’t know anything about anything.” With the passing of time, I realized that he did this because he was fond of me. To be frank, I never saw him like this with any other player. He was preparing me so that I could get to where I wanted to be, and he was doing so with affection he always had for me. He believed in me.
During our second period together, he did with the national team what he did with me previously. He took our heads out of the clouds and he told us, “get rid of those egos, you’re not better than anyone until you’re a team.” This process was full of rough patches, of enemies on the road that we left behind because we were convinced that we needed to get by them to achieve our goal. And by the time we finally understood it, his speech about how we could be the champions of Europe was no longer just a motivating speech, but rather a real objective. He made us believe that in football is the first step towards the most difficult dreams. And this was when we were at our lowest point, when the results weren’t what we wanted and the doubts from the outside were bigger than ever. But we lived in a bubble that Luis created especially for us and only for us. This strategy had a happy ending and he will be known as the man who changed Spanish football, the one that made us dream, believe, fight and win. Before each game, we would shout, “Win, win and win!”
He’s no longer with us now, but those of us who knew him have already won. Those of us who learned from him will win again, and those of us reading about his passing will thank him because we will win again, and probably always win. You will never be gone, because you left us an indelible legacy.
Thank you, viejo. Rest in peace.
2014年02月03日 01点02分
10
When you’re a kid and you begin to play football, you’re full of hopes and dreams that you believe you’ll achieve because you think you can. From the age of 10, I’ve seen teammates, some who were better than me, get left behind. And this is nothing more than a learning process that speeds up when you become a professional at the age of 17 and you begin to see that the football you knew has nothing to do with professional football.
That’s when Luis appeared in my life. He’s my football professor, the one who put a stop to my ambitions until I was prepared, the one who gave me advice and who explained to me which teammates were the ones who genuinely liked me and which were the ones who had ulterior motives, as well as how the media functioned at this level. He reinforced the values that I had learned during my entire life, those of the football from before. As he told me almost daily, “Niño! You don’t know anything about anything.” With the passing of time, I realized that he did this because he was fond of me. To be frank, I never saw him like this with any other player. He was preparing me so that I could get to where I wanted to be, and he was doing so with affection he always had for me. He believed in me.
During our second period together, he did with the national team what he did with me previously. He took our heads out of the clouds and he told us, “get rid of those egos, you’re not better than anyone until you’re a team.” This process was full of rough patches, of enemies on the road that we left behind because we were convinced that we needed to get by them to achieve our goal. And by the time we finally understood it, his speech about how we could be the champions of Europe was no longer just a motivating speech, but rather a real objective. He made us believe that in football is the first step towards the most difficult dreams. And this was when we were at our lowest point, when the results weren’t what we wanted and the doubts from the outside were bigger than ever. But we lived in a bubble that Luis created especially for us and only for us. This strategy had a happy ending and he will be known as the man who changed Spanish football, the one that made us dream, believe, fight and win. Before each game, we would shout, “Win, win and win!”
He’s no longer with us now, but those of us who knew him have already won. Those of us who learned from him will win again, and those of us reading about his passing will thank him because we will win again, and probably always win. You will never be gone, because you left us an indelible legacy.
Thank you, viejo. Rest in peace.
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原来微博是漫漫啊
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