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Originally posted by Psyatika
At his current level it's usually not the best idea to take such a large gamble.
To get where he wants to be, it's two parts skill, and one part luck. If he doesn't have a backup plan, his life will be very difficult in the future if the luck part doesn't work for him. It's always good to have something to fall back upon in case the glory doesn't come as quickly as you'd like.
Even in the Conference, those are "part-time" footballers. In other words, they don't make enough money to live comfortably (although i suppose one could get by).
Amdy: At your current level i would not recommend that you "forget everything else". I don't know if you're still in school, but even if you could stay in school part-time and get some credible degree, it would be good for you. Anything can happen in the next 5-10 years, and as someone growing up to be a mature professional, i hope you understand what i'm talking about. You'll be just as skilled if you practise 7 hours a day and study for 1, than if you practise for 8 hours and never study.
I'm only 21 myself so i guess i can't talk too much, but i am working to become a professional referee one day, but i am still getting my teaching licence in 18 months, so i will always have a decent living to fall back upon.
I trust your judgement though, and i'm sure you'll be fine no matter how your career plays out. Good luck mate.
-Chas
PS wouldnt this be better suited in the "Your Soccer Career" forum? It might get lost amongst everything else here.