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Masking the Mistakes (Or, Learning When to Retreat)
I learn more about myself the older I get.
Obvious, right? It is until you realize that usually you are only willing to accept learning about yourself in the most positive fashion. It is so much harder to accept the flaws you don't know you have than the positives that you knew you do.
For a while now I've been masking lots of things (read: mistakes) in my life by going out to bars, being with friends, meeting women, listening to music and being lazy. There are infinitely more intricate ways I have been dodging what I needed to do, but I have simply been unwilling to face the music.
It gets to the point where you no longer realize you are avoiding anything.
Today, at 25 years old, I woke up on a couch in Los Angeles contemplating life. Life was the first thing that my conscious processed as I awoke. Not water, more sleep or food. Life. More so, what I have been doing with mine.
While I have accomplished so much these last three years, it has not been without compromise or sacrifice. There was a crescendo of accomplishment and mistakes recently where everything became unsustainable. I knew I could no longer live on shaky foundations and keep pushing on with my day to day-- but I just ignored the problems that were so obvious to me.
I am extremely fortunate to have experienced everything I have, and I know there is a long way to go before I am satisfied with my accomplishments. However, I have come to realize one of my biggest problems is that I simply do not accept failure in a healthy way.
While that may sound strangely positive (it can be), it can become one of the most toxic traits any human can posses. You lost your job? Play video games! You broke up with your girlfriend? Drink whiskey!
Be careful. They say everything is good in moderation, but there are few people in life who can control the things we regard as recreation from becoming excess.
Hopefully penning this slightly cryptic set of words will not only spur myself, but at least one other to straighten out what needs to be fixed in their own lives.
Luckily I have the foresight to realize when things need to change.
Earlier this year, I took some photos of Penrith AFC as they played South Shields Founded in 1894, are members of the Ebac Northern League Division One (step nine on the English league pyramid).
The full set can be viewed on my website, here.
Pelé's bicycle kick against the Miami Toros in 1976.
The Five Points at Soccer Bowl 2013.

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Górnik Zabrze on Tour (via the-casual-culture)
Cracking shot!
wrappedupinbooks67: Spion Kop terrace, Anfield, Liverpool.
A big win for the U.S. deserves a big pod. In our World Cup special, the Men in Blazers praise America, mourn England, and tag on a bonus interview with Bob Bradley.
Listen to the podcast here.
A ticket to the World Cup, in Columbus
The United States defeated Mexico on Tuesday night. It was the fourth consecutive 2-0 win for the Americans against their continental rivals in Columbus, supplying an almost eerie sense of invulnerability at home. The scoreline was familiar as the support, and in truth the setting tells as much of a story as the actual match. From The American Outlaws to Sam’s Army, the distinctly pro-US crowd was in full force, reinforcing that “Soccer has made it in America” phrase you’ve been hearing since 1994. Well, until 2017, Dos a Cero lives on. [All featured photos were taken by “Dakota Sillyman”. You can find more of his work here.]
West Germany at the 1966 World Cup - Original Photos
Football gold dropped through my letterbox this weekend. I’d spotted some original photographs taken at the 1966 World Cup up for sale on a well known auction site so being a bit of nostalgia nerd I just had to have them. Here’s a selection for your viewing pleasure.
The bottom photo shows West German fans cheering on their team during the Group 2 game against Argentina at Villa Park. The game, watched by 51000 ended 0-0.
The bottom photo is a shot of a British Army marching band providing pre-match entertainment prior to the quarter-final tie between West Germany and Uruguay at Sheffield Wednesday’s Hillsborough ground. The two middle photos are action shots from the game itself, which was watched by a crowd of 34000 who saw the Germans beat Uruguay 4-0.

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Not a big Messi fan, but this photo is too good. I love the greens.
#Regram via @Brookhattan. Dive bars and soccer. (at Welcome to the Johnsons)
A portrait of @kyddrunaway (at Slipper Room)
Mornings and aeroplanes. (at Terminal 5)
"Blue is the colour, football is the game, we're all together and winning is our aim..." #chelseafc (at Stamford Bridge)

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Snow. Chelsea vs Arsenal.
It snowed a lot today. #carlisleunited (at Brunton Park)