This is something I always try to get across to young people in the sports media industry. For most of the year you’ll be a social ghost - parties, birthdays, weddings will mostly fall by the wayside. If you don’t have an understanding family (thankfully I do), it’s tricky.
Here's the thing for aspiring young reporters—the games are played when other people aren't working. That's never changing. Nights, weekends, holidays. You'll miss happy hours, parties, weddings, Christmases, Thanksgivings. If you think you can do it 9-5, you'll never make it.
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Now of course, it’s a wonderful job and I wouldn’t trade it for anything, but there are sacrifices people should consider before they get into it.
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Always lovely to call a piece of history, and what a great young player Kennet Eichhorn looks. #DFBPokal
THE FIRST EVER 16-YEAR-OLD TO SCORE IN THE DFB POKAL! KENNET EICHHORN! REMEMBER THE NAME! 🔥
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