This week there is a feeling of sadness in the soccer world--some very young soccer players have died.

Thursday morning, Robert Enke, the Hannover, Germany goalkeeper, was found dead on a train crossing near his home. Many people are very concerned about his death. Some of his close friends said that it was a suicide after being hit by a train.

On Sunday, a professional soccer player, Antonio De Nigris, a member of the National soccer team, was also found dead in his apartment. Eearly in the morning, his wife said that the night before he started to feel sick, so she called an ambulance to get him to the hospital; but when they got there it was already too late--he had died on his way to the hospital by a heart attack.

They have left a very good legacy teaching us how to be better persons, to respect and to love each other.

One of my concerns is that how come a very young person could kill himself when he had a very good future ahead of him? One way to prevent this is to talk to your parents, friends and the people who love you the most.