I've just graduated
indinavir It's a game for aggressive young men who like to go out and hit people and, you know, that maybe even there's a sense of viciousness or even thuggery that is appealing. I didn't find that at all. What I found, which really was surprising to me, was that, for a large number of the players that I talked to anyway, a single attraction of professional football for them was that it was a chance to compensate for some of the things that they didn't have when they were growing up. In other words, their fellow players could serve and function almost as, you know, surrogate brothers or uncles, and the coaches could be - I mean, there's one player who told me, he said, you know, football really is my father. I - you know, I didn't grow up with a father, and football became the father for me, not any individual, but many of the people who I really admired who I met through the game.