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LIFE AFTER FOOTBALL

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The Late Tackle Magazine Team
3 March 2022

KIT PARSONS TALKS TO FORMER OXFORD UNITED STRIKER JAMES CONSTABLE ABOUT THE DIFFICULTIES PLAYERS FACE WHEN THEY HANG UP THEIR BOOTS...

MANY kids dream of being professional footballers. I know I did. At least until I realised that, despite my best efforts, I just wasn’t very good at football.
But what is the reality actually like? Obviously, scoring a goal at Wembley to help get the magnificent Oxford United into the Football League must be euphoric. Being Oxford United’s second highest goalscorer of all-time must be pretty cool, right?
When we dream of becoming professional footballer...

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