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The Importance Of Communication In A Soccer Team

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The most cohesive group in which I been a part of is a soccer team because we all loved to play the sport. The team was made because at that time several of the players did not have anything to do after school or in the weekend, so we decided to make it. The interesting part of the group is that we all are friends, even though, today we do not see each other because of school and work. But I do miss those times when we all were a team. We were like a family because we would go out to the movies, parties, or just hang out in someones house and make a cookout. The communication in the team was bad because several of the players had to work or did not have a ride to go the games, so it was difficult to get everyone at the games. The pattern of

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