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Personal Narrative: Being A Fantasy Football Team

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Being a Fantasy League Manager…It’s the tough that stay standing! The pressure boils as I have 30 minutes to pick my lovers, my family, my oxygen. Oh the pressure of selecting my fantasy football team is like that of a untrained cook in a smoke alarm bleeping kitchen on Christmas day. I had the horrors of Eden Hazard being so mistaking not started last week. Mourinho has spent too much time on Football Manager! He can’t handle reality any more! Sturridge injured, I should endorsed him with my great faith. Could I replace him with Costa? I shall never…he would fit in…even in my fantasy team I can hold grudges! The truth it is that the players that never get judged as the big mistake! Except for maybe Battotelli! It’s use managers on

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