Back on Track

[Mason 81]

It's been a very uneventful couple of weeks spent in the VHLM so far for Damir Timofeyevich. After joining the league with high expectations of what he would be able to achieve, it's fair to say that over the last couple of weeks he hasn't done a great job of blowing anyone away. He's become a little distracted from his initial goal of taking over the league and establishing himself as a force in the VHL. It's inevitable that he might not be as strong as he had hoped given that he relocated from his familiar homeland of Russia to a new place halfway across the world to the US in order to train with new coaches and grab the attention required to secure a VHLM contract, but perhaps the bright lights of his temporary home have caused him to lose focus of what it is that he was working toward. The one thing that's on Damir's side is his age; it's still very early on in his career and you would think that there's still an abundance of time to correct this type of issue and force his career back on the track to success. He certainly believes that he's got the potential to be great in the league, and hopefully when he finds a team and is given some games in the league he will be able to evidence this. 

 

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[Matt thunder 444]

review: this was a goo read, Really enjoyed it. 

If I have to find a problem it would be the format, but that is just a small problem, so don't worry.

In the end this gets a solid 8 out of a 1o, good job mate, keep it up!