The Life And Times Of Gracie Faltrain (2004) - Plot & Excerpts
Great players. It didn’t happen overnight. It took effort. Blood. Sweat. Tears. That’s what I tell them before every match. Their sweat – and the opposition’s blood and tears. I tell them there’s only one way to win at those Championships: ‘Great playing isn’t enough, you’ve got to play like you’re closer than family. You’ve got to know each other. Before that ball has even touched a boot you need to sense the direction it will take. How? Know the kid who kicked it, know his instincts like your own.’ Now that’s what soccer’s all about. What makes a team the best? They can play with their eyes shut and still win the match. Have I got a team like that? Not even close. Why am I taking them to the Championships? Because they had it once. They can get it again. ANDREW FLEMMING (CENTRE FORWARD) What’s soccer all about? It’s about knowing your place. Defenders block. Midfielders pass and defend. Strikers score. No surprises. No mistakes. No one playing for himself.
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