For Chris, starting 2022 is a big challenge, it looks different

Jan 5 17:04

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Whatever 2022 brings, the new year begins with a huge challenge for Siegerswoude’s Chris Kloster. The talented nineteen-year-old football player left on January 3 for four years to Franklin Springs in America, where he will study and play at Emmanuel College. “I have a bone yen guilt.”
The midfielder for first-division Drachester Boys and Dutch club Leicester Eagles futsal club on Saturday boarded a flight to New York on Monday, where he will stay for a few days and then continue his Franklin Springs trip in the southern state of Georgia. He is allowed to live and study there for four years at the expense of the school and in return he has to play for the Emmanuel College football team.
The educational center was informed by a Dutch scout. After seeing the video images, the coach was quickly convinced, and saw a possible reinforcement for his Friesian football team. “I need your tech and tactics some tafuji. Kwa fysyk and úthâldingsfermogen how to teach Americans to be neat. I have a Harren Kregen fan in the boot camp, that’s hot,” Chris says.
He ended up in an international group. He will play for an Austrian and a South American, among others. He looks forward to living and playing sports with peers from other cultures. “I’m nijsgjirrich, the dy súd-American inside the fans are real winners, but the American sports establishment loves the moai for the mi girls.”
It will be a busy time. Chris will do two bachelor studies: digital media production and business, plus training and playing football will take a lot of time. Playing against college teams from the neighboring states of North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee means he has to be on the road a lot. “We travel by bus to útwedstryden in three ûnderweis.”
Although he was previously in America, two months in Miami Beach for an English course, being away from home for four years is a big step. He has confidence in it. “I adjust my maclec slot.” Furthermore, Franklin Springs is a small community of about eight hundred residents, just like Siegerswoude. It will make modification easier. “I think I want to be at home.”
Anyway, he gets all the support from the home front. Father Freddy talks about an opportunity his son should not miss. We encourage him to be an idiot. He is in the inheritance wer’t hy allinnich mar fan leare kin en folwoeksen fan wurdt. And if he sticks to him there, there will always be fans.
Elsky’s mother does not hope. She gives Chris his American adventure, but she will miss her son dearly. “Sometimes I wake up with an alarm clock in ûnbestindich. Then I think what this is, oh yeah, our Chris is pouring.” Fortunately, current technologies are easy to communicate and Chris thinks he’ll come home at least once a year. “And we could see a rise in North America,” concludes Elsky.