Originally Posted by PlatinumFunk
I'm agreeing with Mario that was pretty gay. As far as beach soccer is concerned, you are not supposed to be dribbling in sand... Watch the Beach Soccer world cup (I attend it pretty much every year it's in Rio), they don't pass unless it's through the air, I understand it's 2 on 2, but don't be blaming the lameness of your footage on the sand.
For the record, I was in Flamengo's development program (basically they work with you until they think you're ready for their REAL team) for a year and a bit but dropped out because I didn't think I was good enough to make anywhere near the amount of money I'd make if I got a regular job after college and it was taking away from my grades, etc. I played defensive midfielder or center back (word to Beckenbauer)
As far as your note... I think you will get maybe 1 or 2 replies with videos or any thing of the sort in it. Also, tricks and moves really are NOT what defines a good "soccer" player, try one of those moves on an experienced defender and you're are either a) losing the ball, b) he's not even going to flinch or c) he will just box you out once the ball is by him, and you are not. Hvae you noticed how few "dribblers" there are in the Pros? You have to be ridiculously agile to make a name for yourself dribbling, and most who do also are famous for passing, if not shooting or both.
