I Sometimes
Friday, October 9th, 2009Find Myself Relating my World to that of my Football Team
I do, and Often in life I’ve found that I do better when Southampton FC are doing better. This week we both signed a new striker. SFC signed David Connolly, a 32 year old Premiership striker, who has been out of the footballing world through injury for the last 18 months. It could be a very shrewd bit of business as long as he is not broken. ChalkStar films are in with a good shout of making our first feature and have been fortunate enough to have Simeon Courtie join the writing team for “No Balls”. If the relationship works out perhaps a few more teams as well. Both “Players” ooze quality. Already Sim has had a positive effect, his quality of work and work ethic are second to none, the knock on effect though is tremendous. It is a sign to those in and around ChalkStar that not only do we mean business; we can now attract big talent who see opportunities in our ideas both with what we have done and what we are doing.
The Similarities Don’t End There Either
Oh no, The folks in ChalkStar are also motivated more now. Si only feels he can improve his game by working with Sim, he can learn from him and is motivated by having somebody that he can work with that is the same sort of quality as himself. It’s fair to say many teams are held back by those around them, its all well and good having a ‘Matt LeTiz‘ but where is your motivation to play better or to your best without other quality or better players? It’s a bit like having competition for places, though the only place at risk on the table is mine. If though, that means a better end product, I’m happy to sit on the bench and work at my game. The rest of the team can see real movement on the pitch and in the back room, which is a positive sign of things to come.
Laters,
Chalkster