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Jeremiah Hayes was a football prodigy, debuting for Manchester United at fifteen and becoming their youngest goalscorer. By twenty-four, he was a household name. But one reckless tackle ended everything, leaving him with a shattered knee and a career cut short.  

Years later, hope was reborn in his son, Jerry. At fifteen, Jerry was everything Jeremiah had been—quick, sharp, and destined for greatness... unfortunately just not as good.

 Playing for a grassroots academy, Jerry Jr was about to compete in a local tournament, his first real chance to prove himself, and just before it started, he heard a sound that would forever change his life... a single bell chime.
[Ding!]




This book is a work of fiction. While it includes the names of actual football clubs, footballers, and locations, these elements are used purely for fictional purposes. Any resemblance to real events, matches, or individuals' actions is entirely coincidental. It is not the intent of this book or its author to breach any form of copyright, trademark, or intellectual property agreements associated with the mentioned clubs, players, or organizations. All rights remain with their respective owners.

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Jerry wiped sweat off his forehead and looked at the scoreboard someone had scribbled on a whiteboard near the sideline. The starters were winning 1-0, but the reserves weren't going down easy. They had something to prove, and Jerry knew they'd fight till the last whistle.

Sheamus O'Connor, their goalkeeper, was yelling for everyone to stay focused as the reserve team's keeper lined up for a goal kick. Jerry tried to shake off his tiredness and get back in the zone.

The ball got booted down the middle, where Carter Evans jumped up to try and win the header against Jordan Reyes, a tall guy from the reserves. Carter got to it first and nodded it down to Davis Mitchell, who controlled it and quickly passed to Jester Cleveland.

Jester, always creative, flicked the ball up and volleyed it across to Casey on the right. Casey took off, making the reserve left-back, Malachi Porter, backpedal fast.

Quick Football (3)