They say the Gaur Army is all about tikaav (possession), but I was watching our U-18 boys at the practice ground yesterday, and the keeper barely touched the ball for twenty minutes—those kids move it like the floodlights are on at Fatorda. It got me thinking about my onions in the garage: same principle, really. Slow, steady rotation, wait for the right moment to strike. The club's big talk about academy products sounds like a good business model, but if we don't pay the local lads what they're worth while the imports take home the big notes, it's just another kazari—a mess of our own making. I'll take a scrappy 1-0 win built on a boy from Saligao over any polished 3-0 from fancy foreigners any evening.
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