Computer Lab, Monday Afternoon

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Cally needed to learn about football. Well, that is, Cally had expressed some interest in knowing about football, and Dolf would be doing her a disservice if he didn't help her out in that. So, rather than check the scores on his phone, today he was going to sit right here in the computer lab and search for games to show her.

Preferably recent ones. And ones being played between teams that mattered, so it'd be easier for her to get into it.

Finally, he picked the FC Twente - AZ game from last night. That'd probably be a good one to start her on. Nothing that involved explaining the history of a team like Ajax or Feyenoord, and still good football.

He had no idea what he was getting into.

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Comments

[onlymistaken]

"A bold choice. Driving the ball toward their own goal would be much easier." That was nonsense, if fondly amused nonsense. See the difference, Dolf?

[swordsandsoccer.livejournal.com]

Oh god, don't say that. "Don't say that!" See?

The attacker lost the ball, and Dolf groaned. The opposing team started to play it back towards its own defenders.

[onlymistaken]

"Well, for goodness' sake, don't listen to me," Cally told the little figures on the screen. "It's not as if I know how to play."

[swordsandsoccer.livejournal.com]

"No, they're just bouncing it back to the defenders so they can build up a new attack," Dolf said, dismissively. The two defenders at the back played the ball back and forth, waiting for a good shot.

The guys in red were coming at them again, though there were only two of them.