'Wonder Kids' who got lost in the dark world of football

The survival of the fittest is the ageless law of nature. The fittest are those endowed with the qualifications for adaptation, the ability to accept the inevitable and conform to the unavoidable, to harmonize with existing or changing conditions. Well, surviving in the world of football is no different. It can also prove quite a hard place to live in. Not even kind mother nature spares those who does not prove themselves worthy of their existence. So, there is absolutely no way you can expect anything better from the holy script-writers of Football. Football can either make you or break you. At one moment, it can make you feel like the best thing that has has ever happened on this earth and in the other, you may well end up being the biggest villain. Surely, it is not a game for the faint-hearted. ?Be the best, or get lost!!? - This the very mantra that works here. Cruel, as it may sound, but sadly that is the challenge that awaits every aspiring footballer. Only the best of the best survive. Many are tipped to be THE next ultimate hero, but only the chosen few reach that coveted ?epitome of greatness?. “Greatness lies, not in being strong, but in the right using of strength.” Certainly those rare breed of men who used their strength in the ?right way? and made it to the peak are worthy of all the adulations, worship and love that they get. Others get the their share of ?glimpses of glory?, but often end up losing their way. Unfortunately for these group of young men, the latter has been their fate. Lukasz Fabianski (Poland) - Tipped to be the solution for Arsenal?s goal-keeping woes, he never quite turned the heat on. Repeated mistakes in important matches including one against Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals, has meant that he never made it regularly to the first team. Injuries haven?t helped him either. Now, at 26, it looks unlikely that he will be able to catch the top notch goal-keepers of his generations.

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