We regularly hear of the term “the good old days” of playing football on the streets or wherever the ball might lead them. The freedom to play is endless then. It has become much more of a scarcity nowadays. Fewer spaces are allowed or are readily available to play. Grass fields are now parks. Void decks have the “No Football” sign; roads are a no-no with vehicles passing by making it a death wish for those senseless enough to want to play football. That doesn’t mean street football is dead though, or that kids these days can’t drop their books and seek out their mates for a pick-up game of … Continue reading FourFourTwo