Name: クリス・ウッドが明かす、いじめを克服してサッカー選手としてのキャリアを追求した方法とは!| 話題のサッカー選手を紹介しています。 (Chris Wood reveals how he overcame bullies to pursue a career in football! | Making It Pro)
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Here we are, putting his training around Joe and I feel the cold a little bit, but you never really know.

Manchester And up north is a bit more wet and cold, so Yeah, we're quite used to it on the southerners, like the like.

The weather and the heat don't do like the heat down south.

Let's talk about you and your journey because we are here.

Your primitive football Now, of course, let's start right back when you're a young kid in New Zealand.

Because I'm guessing you play other sports.

A girl playing rugby you played grew up playing crooked as well, But football was always my main one.

My dad played football so that I got from a young age.

But football was very big as kids growing up.

It's one of the biggest kids fought in the country.

That's when rugby takes over going into schools and you get pressured, Begin told.

This is what you should play and that's why we're so good at it because everybody is like, Well, you see the looks.

So it's one of the things that matter when it's young and people follow it through, it's better.

Obviously I've read that you developed what early?

We playing football and rugby at a good level, played.

That was just because I got bullet got bullied for playing football, so four playing for time for work.

So it's a difference is like if you're in England, he played some of the sport.

You get bullied for not playing football donor, but back in your cell if you don't play rugby, I got bullied.

So I was like Well, glad I'm not having this like I showed them Dr Feeling about it was a bit of respect came back.

I was like, Well, wait, just cause I was like six foot boat on the 30.

Yeah, I was a baby, maybe six foot, but I was big for my age, definitely, but I play men's football.

And then, of course, my career took off from that.

And obviously you come from quite sporty household.

Your sister's an incredibly good footballer as well, isn't she?

When you were growing up, who was better, you or your sister in the back garden?

But she's always much technically better than yeah, she's very good that side of it.

I'm or the hustle and bustle know where the ball's gonna drop from the box and goals.

I've always had their knack, which is nice, but she was more a technical sentiment.

Feel defensive, midfielder type of player.

Beat, both be in the other room was in New Zealand in the World Cup of quality, and both had really nice crease.

You're also playing second tier football, where you in New Zealand.

I read a story that you can't pay the £100 every time you go to go.

The Hogans back in Cambridge when I was 13 1 of my best mate's dead was assistant coach for the Cambridge football.

Yeah, I never said like, Well, whenever you make it into the first team, I'll pay you $100 for every goal you score.

Lucky enough, he kicked out the club very quickly and pushing on to better things.

Obviously, you said you had success in using a young age.

But it looks to me that your big sort of shock came when you offered a trial at West Brom's.

Because I think you're only the fifth player at the time for musicians to play in the Premier League, so it's quite a big step geographically.

If nothing else, how did that come about?

It's huge, but yeah, back in New Zealand is a local Roger Wilkinson hears my coat for for white cat around family wondrous eso He had had a few contacts at West Bram Millwall and one of my family friend contacted Everton.

So he was like, Well, I would like to set you up with Charles here.

A two week child came over here done quite well in the trial and they offer me a two year scholarship.

And I just took my hand and said, Yes, you're young kid at the time you're moving from New Zealand's to England, which is miles away.

I mean, what was going through your mind?

Obviously the excitement of potentially making it pro.

But there must be a lot of challenges as well at that point.

Look, I think a kiwi coming from come from yours, Ellen were very laid back.

People, if you ever get out there totally relaxed way, do everything alone.

We're enjoying life way are actually two.

And to be fair, 16 17 18 I didn't understand what I gave up, why I was just moving, moving to play football.

And it's not like I'm just moving to a different club.

She's English, so it was basically still living at home because I still have my mother's cooking.

My mom, when I had a bad day, go home to shelter on screen that for your mom over to the cookie.

It just makes it easy, because if you're going to takes, it's very tough because you have a bad day, You come on, you can't scream at you.

Think more like not screaming like you know, you just you just just emotionally, you have to try and be happy all the time in front of them and be respectful were some days you just wanna be like, Look, leave me alone.

I just suddenly couch and get stay out of the way with.

So I think I was very fortunate that my parents come over when I was young, and I think it helped me extremely much.

You talked about it just that in signing that professional contract, did you feel like, Yes, I finally made it look I had.

Don't think I've ever like fancy that finally made him talk about 25 26 when I thought Yes, I have a good long Korean here and hopefully see on my time until 1 35 playing professional football still win.

クリス・ウッドが明かす、いじめを克服してサッカー選手としてのキャリアを追求した方法とは!| 話題のサッカー選手を紹介しています。 (Chris Wood reveals how he overcame bullies to pursue a career in football! | Making It Pro)

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クリス・ウッドが明かす、いじめを克服してサッカー選手としてのキャリアを追求した方法とは!| 話題のサッカー選手を紹介しています。 (Chris Wood reveals how he overcame bullies to pursue a career in football! | Making It Pro)

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