Learning Vocabulary: Captain Blade (part one)
Learning Vocabulary: Captain Blade (part one)
In this week's Premier Skills English Podcast, Rich and Jack go on a tour of Sheffield United's stadium and are taken hostage by an evil football mascot who is looking for revenge. Will they escape the clutches of evil Captain Blade? The language focus is on vocabulary to describe places in a football stadium. This week's task is to write the ending of our comic book style adventure. Don't forget to listen to the end of the podcast because we have a new football phrase for you to guess.
Transcript
Learning Vocabulary: Captain Blade (part one)
Jack: Hello my name’s Jack
Rowan: My name’s Rowan
Rich: and I’m Rich
Rowan: And welcome to this week’s Premier Skills English podcast.
Jack: In the Premier Skills English podcast, we talk about football and help you with your English.
Rich: In this week’s roleplay, we’re going to do something a little different. We’re going to act out a cartoon-style story.
Rowan: Rich takes Jack to Sheffield United’s stadium for a tour of the ground but to their surprise, they get involved in a club mascot’s evil plan to get the team relegated to the Championship.
Jack: It’s a fight between good and evil.
Rich: Like we said, it’s something a bit different but we hope you think it’s fun.
Jack: And we want to involve all our listeners in the story, too. The story will be in two parts so at the end of this week’s podcast your task is to tell us what you think will happen next.
Rowan: After you hear the roleplay, we’ll look at some of the language we used. This week we’re going to focus on vocabulary.
Jack: We’re going to look at words to describe different places and parts of a football stadium.
Rich: If you’re listening to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or any other podcast platform, you should also check out our website.
Rowan: On the Premier Skills English website you’ll also find the transcript, examples and activities to help you understand the language, and a task for you to complete.
Rich: You’ll also find a community of friendly listeners to interact with, in our comments section.
Jack: And that includes us - we’re always around to answer questions and join in the discussions.
Rowan: But if you listen on Apple Podcasts you can always write answers to our questions or any other comments in the review section.
Rich: Before we do the roleplay let’s look back at last week’s football phrase.
Last week’s Football Phrase
Jack: If you didn’t hear our football phrase last week we’re going to give you one more chance to guess now.
Rowan: Last week’s football phrase was * *** *****. Officially, * *** ***** describes how play is restarted after the ball has gone out of play or the referee has stopped the game. *** ****** can be goal kicks and throw-ins but they are usually used to describe corners and free-kicks. Some teams are very dangerous from *** ****** and score lots of goals from them. Teams try different types of *** ****** and they’re practised a lot on the training ground.
Rich: We’ll give you the correct answer at the end of the show when we give you a new football phrase.
Jack: The first listener to get it right last week was Max Alex from Vietnam. Well done Max Alex for being the first to get the right answer for the first time.
Rowan: Lots of other listeners got the right answer too. Well done to Alex from Ukraine, MoBeckham from Turkey, Gergo Nagy from Hungary, Hayato from Japan, Lakerwang from China, and Elghoul from Algeria.
Rich: Also well done to Marco Zapien from Mexico, Robert Tavares and Izabela from Brazil, Mohamed Kuna from Sudan, Emmanuel from France and Idzingirai from Zimbabwe.
Jack: It was great to see so many of you having a go at last week’s task. We asked you to write three excuses to different events and use the present perfect in your answers.
Rowan: It was good to see so many of you using the present perfect in your answers and that you seemed to have few problems making excuses in a polite way in English.
Rich: There were lots of good excuses. Vic from Mexico had to go to the dentist, Alex from Ukraine had lots of work commitments but the best excuse was Robert Tavares from Brazil. He had an English class with Rowan.
Rowan: I hope you’ve done your homework, Robert.
Jack: If you haven’t heard last week’s podcast it’s called Understanding Grammar: The Present Perfect and a surprise party. You can find it on the homepage on the Premier Skills English website or on Apple Podcasts.
Rich: We arrange a surprise party for a friend and we talk about how we use the present perfect to talk about past actions with present results.
Rowan: Don’t forget that we’ll have a new task for you to do and a new football phrase later in the podcast.
Introduction to roleplay
Jack: As we said earlier, this week’s roleplay is going to be a little different. You’re going to listen to a cartoon-style story.
Rowan: Rich takes Jack to Sheffield United’s stadium for a tour of the ground.
Jack: And there are some very strange things happening in the stadium. The club mascot - Captain Blade - wants to see Sheffield United lose and she doesn’t care who gets in her way.
Rowan: Unfortunately, it seems that Jack and Rich are in her way and they are in mortal danger.
Rich: While you are listening we want you to answer two questions:
Jack: Question one: What is Captain Blade’s evil plan?
Rowan: Question two: Why does Captain Blade want the team to lose?
Rich: Here’s this week’s roleplay. It’s a bit silly but we hope you find it fun.
Roleplay
Rich: Here we are. Bramall Lane. The oldest football stadium in the world and home to Sheffield United. The Blades. The ticket office is just over there.
Jack: When you said you had tickets I thought you meant match tickets. These aren’t match-tickets. These are tickets for the Captain Blade tour ... tickets for a tour of the ground.
Rich: Don’t be silly - you can’t watch the matches in the stadium. They are still being played behind closed doors.
Jack: I did wonder.
Rich: Come on! It’ll be brilliant. They’ve got a replica trophy from the last time we won the league.
Jack: 1898, wasn’t it? Was Queen Victoria a fan?
Rich: We’ll soon win it again, you’ll see.
Rowan: This way for the Captain Blade tour of Bramall Lane.
Jack: The Captain Blade tour?
Rowan: Just the two of you? No children? Never mind, everybody’s more than welcome. Have you got your tickets?
Jack: Rich. Is this a tour for children?
Rowan: It’s for all ages - for the whole family. Here’s your Captain Blade pack.
Jack: Captain Blade?
Rich: He’s our mascot. The finest pirate in Sheffield. Come on through the turnstile.
Jack: Why is your mascot a pirate? We’re miles from the sea.
Rich: Ah. It’s because Sheffield is famous for steel. In the past, most of the knives and forks in the country were made in Sheffield.
Jack: That doesn’t really explain why you have a pirate for a mascot.
Rich: Well, we’ve been called the blades for over 100 years.
Jack: Yes ...
Rich: On the badge, there are crossed swords which have blades.
Jack: Yes ...
Rich: And pirates use swords. You see! It’s obvious. I can’t believe you couldn’t work that out.
Jack: Yes - that was very slow of me. Hang on, in this Captain Blade pack there’s a colouring book, some crayons and a whistle? What’s the whistle for?
Rowan: Right everybody. Don’t forget the Captain Blade chant. One, two, three Ooo argh! Captain Blade show us where you are? Everybody this time:
Jack: Really? If I must. One, two, three Ooo argh! Captain Blade show us where you are?
Rich: Look! There he is in his pirate costume - in the commentary box waving.
Jack: Will we get to see the commentary box? I really wanted to be a commentator when I was a kid.
Rowan: If anyone gets lost on the tour just shout out the chant and blow the whistle. Captain Blade will come to your rescue.
Jack: Please tell me I don’t have to do this.
Rich: Come on! It will be fun.
Rowan: As I was saying the most successful period of the club’s history was at the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century ...
Rich: I told you it would be interesting. League Champions 1898. FA Cup winners 1902.
Rowan: The first-ever match with floodlights took place here in 1878. England against Scotland.
Jack: Oh, look! You are the only ever team to lose an FA Cup Final to a non-league team. 1901 to Tottenham.
Rich: We’re going down to the pitch now and to the dressing rooms. Let’s see if we can see the player’s shirts.
Jack: Why?
Rich: Why not? Later we might be able to sit on the bench.
Jack: Wowee!
Jack: Rich, there’s someone in there. Hold on. Isn’t that Captain Blade? What’s she doing?
Rich: She’s probably just getting ready. The players will start arriving for the match soon.
Jack: No, look. sHe’s definitely doing something weird. What’s that powder? She’s putting it in the player’s boots.
Captain Blade: Stop right there. Don’t move a muscle.
Captain Blade: Just be cool both of you. If either of you move, I’ll have to use this pirate cutlass of mine and we don’t want to make a mess of the dressing room do we?
Jack: What can you do to us with an inflatable cutlass?
Captain Blade: This? This is just a toy. This is my cutlass.
Rich: Oh, jeez. You’re not the real Captain Blade. The real Captain Blade would never do this.
Captain Blade: I could have been Captain Blade if the club had given me the job but they said no. They said I wasn’t friendly enough, not good enough with kids, they thought that I wielded my cutlass in an aggressive manner towards opposition fans.
Jack: Yes, it would be better if you put it down.
Captain Blade: This cutlass could end you here and now but maybe ... you two will be useful ... as hostages.
Rich: Hostages?
Captain Blade: Both of you... through the door. I’m taking you to my secret hideout.
Captain Blade: Get in there and sit down.
Rich: Is this your secret hideout? This is an executive box.
Captain Blade: That’s right. My secret hideout is in this executive box.
Rich: What do you plan to do?
Captain Blade: Ha ha. My evil master plan. I will reveal it now. You’ve seen the powder. It’s super strong itching powder.
Jack: Itching powder? The players are going to scratch themselves to death?
Captain Blade: Nobody is going to die. Unless of course, you two try to escape. But this powder will ensure certain defeat for the team and my revenge for not getting the job as Captain Blade.
Jack: And what are you going to do with us?
Captain Blade: You two are going to watch the match with me. You don’t think I would miss what is going to happen. There are no fans in the stadium because of COVID 19 so we’re going to watch the match from here. Haha ha - we’re near the away end because that’s where all the action will be.
Rich: But ... If we’re defeated today, we’ll be relegated.
Captain Blade: Revenge will be sweet and revenge will be mine. A spoonful of this in each of the player’s boots and when kick-off time arrives the players won’t be able to concentrate on the ball. They will be too busy scratching their feet and before they know it they will be 4-0 down.
Rich: You’re insane. It will never work.
Captain Blade: Of course it will work. Now, I’m going to lock you in here to finish my evil plan. I was almost finished when you saw me, but I still need to put my extra strong itching powder in the goalkeeper’s boots. Haha.
Jack: We have to tell the team. We have to tell the real Captain Blade.
Captain Blade: Haha. The real Captain Blade? The fool who got the job? He can do nothing now.
Jack: You’ll never get away with this evil Captain Blade.
Captain Blade: But I already have. Haha!
Will Evil Captain Blade get away with her plan?
Will Jack and Rich escape the clutches of Evil Captain Blade?
Will the real Captain Blade come to the rescue?
Find out in the next episode of
Language Focus
Rowan: Before we look at some of the language we used in the roleplay let’s think about the answers to the questions we gave you.
Rich: The first question was: What is Captain Blade’s evil plan?
Jack: Well her plan is to put itching powder in all of the Sheffield United players’ boots. This will stop them from playing well and will mean they lose and are relegated.
Rowan: What an evil plan. Haha!
Jack: The second question was: Why does Captain Blade want the team to lose?
Rich: Well, she’s not really Captain Blade. She’s Evil Captain Blade. She wanted to be Captain Blade but she didn’t get the job as the mascot. She’s angry about this and wants revenge.
Rowan: I will get my revenge. Haha!
Jack: That’s enough of that - we’re out of character now. Let’s look at some vocabulary we used in the roleplay.
Rich: We said we were going to look at vocabulary to describe different places and parts of a football stadium. We spoke about a lot of different places in a stadium in the roleplay.
Rowan: Let’s start with three words that are sometimes a little confusing: stadium, ground and pitch.
Jack: Football stadium and football ground are often used as synonyms - they are the same thing - the place you watch the match from. Football teams play at football grounds or football stadiums.
Rich: Traditionally, football ground is used more in British English and football stadium more in American English. In British English we use it to talk in general terms - you might ask someone how many football grounds you have visited.
Rowan: More specifically, a football ground is the area of land that the club owns and the stadium describes the structure that has been built.
Jack: It’s more common to see the word stadium in the name of the venue. Arsenal play at the Emirates Stadium, Manchester City play at the Etihad Stadium and West Ham play at the London Stadium.
Rich: The word pitch describes the area of land that the players actually play on. Football grounds or stadiums usually have one pitch but clubs have many pitches at their training grounds.
Rowan: Most clubs have training grounds not training stadiums as a stadium isn’t usually built where the teams train.
Jack: When you arrive for a match you often have to buy or collect your tickets from the ticket office.
Rich: You also find ticket offices in cinemas and theatres.
Rowan: Once you have your ticket you need to go through a turnstile.
Jack: This is a strange word: a turnstile. Football grounds have lots of turnstiles all around the stadium. These are the places where you show your ticket and enter the stadium.
Rich: Traditionally, these are very narrow entrances and usually have lots of little metal poles that you can push round so you can go through the entrance.
Rowan: We spoke about a few other places in a stadium during the roleplay. We said Sheffield United’s stadium was the first to use floodlights.
Jack: Floodlights are the large lights that are usually in each corner of a stadium.
Rich: They are called floodlights because they flood the pitch with light. To flood something usually involves water but the verb can be used more generally to mean to fill something in large amounts.
Rowan: Floodlights fill a pitch with light.
Jack: Evil Captain Blade had an executive box near the away end.
Rich: An executive box is a separate area away from the rest of the fans where you can watch the match. These boxes usually have glass in front of them and to hire them costs a lot of money.
Rowan: Captain Blade said her executive box was near the away end. When fans talk about football stadiums they often talk about ends. These are the areas of the stadium behind the goals.
Jack: The home end is where supporters of the home team sit and the away end is where supporters of the away team sit.
Rowan: Another type of box that you find in football stadiums is the commentary box. This is where the commentators talk about the match for television as it happens.
Jack: The commentary box is usually high up in the centre of the stadium so the commentators have a good view.
Rich: We used a few other words to describe areas of a football stadium and there are a few other useful words to know such as dressing rooms, the bench, stands, and terraces. We’ve got a few activities on the website to help you understand all of these words.
Task
Jack: This week’s task is to answer the three questions you heard at the end of the roleplay.
Rich: We want you to predict the rest of the story. We want you to tell us what will happen. Write a short summary of how you think the story will end.
Rowan: Here are the questions again:
Jack: Will evil Captain Blade get away with her plan?
Rich: Will Jack and Rich escape the clutches of Evil Captain Blade?
Rowan: Will the real Captain Blade come to the rescue?
Jack: Write your summaries in the comments section on the Premier Skills English website and try to use some of the language we presented in your answers where appropriate.
Rich: or write your summaries in the review section on Apple Podcasts if that’s where you listen to us.
Football Phrase
Rowan: It’s your turn with the football phrase this week, Jack.
Jack: OK, this week’s football phrase is ******. If you’ve listened to this week’s roleplay this should be really easy. A ****** is something that represents a sports team. It can be a person, an animal or something that they believe brings them good luck. In sports, a ****** is usually linked to the team’s nickname. Sheffield United’s ****** is Captain Blade. You usually see it at the side of the pitch cheering on the team and interacting with younger fans.
Rich: We should get lots of answers this week. This one is dead easy. If you are still wondering what the answer was to last week’s football phrase it was a set-piece.
Rowan: Right, that’s all we have time for this week! Don’t forget to write your answers to our questions and make a guess at our football phrase in the comments below. If you get it right, we’ll announce your name on next week’s show.
Jack: If you have a question for us about football or English you can email us at premierskills@britishcouncil.org
Rich: or you can leave your questions and comments on the website in the comments section or on our Facebook page or Twitter feed
Rowan: or you could give us a rating and a fantastic review on Apple Podcasts.
Jack: Bye for now and enjoy your football!
Vocabulary
How much did you understand?
Here is the vocabulary you saw at the top of this page and how Rowan, Rich and Jack used it in the roleplay. Do you know the words in bold?
Jack and Rich are in her way and they are in mortal danger.
You can’t watch the matches in the stadium. They are still being played behind closed doors.
They’ve got a replica trophy from the last time we won the league.
Sheffield is famous for steel. In the past, most of the knives and forks in the country were made in Sheffield.
You are the only ever team to lose an FA Cup Final to a non-league team.
But ... If we’re defeated today, we’ll be relegated.
Itching powder? The players are going to scratch themselves to death?
Revenge will be sweet and revenge will be mine.
Listen to the roleplay again to hear how Rich, Rowan and Jack used these words and phrases.
Vocabulary
Football ground v football stadium v football pitch
In the roleplay, Rich and Jack were at Sheffield United's football stadium. We often use the collocation football ground and football stadium to mean the same thing but there are some slight differences, too. Look at these sentences from the podcast:
Jack: Football stadium and football ground are often used as synonyms - they are the same thing - the place you watch the match from. Football teams play at football grounds or football stadiums.
Rich: Traditionally, football ground is used more in British English and football stadium more in American English. In British English we use it to talk in general terms - you might ask someone how many football grounds they have visited.
Rowan: More specifically, a football ground is the area of land that the club owns and the stadium describes the structure that has been built at the ground.
Jack: It’s more common to see the word stadium in the name of the venue. Arsenal play at the Emirates Stadium, Manchester City play at the Etihad Stadium and West Ham play at the London Stadium.
Rowan: Most clubs have training grounds not training stadiums as a stadium isn’t usually built where the teams train.
Then there is the difference between ground and pitch. The most common meaning of ground is the solid surface of the earth. A football ground is built on a specific area of land or ground. A football pitch is also played on a specific are of land that has specific dimensions and limits to play football. Here is what Rich said in the roleplay:
Rich: The word pitch describes the area of land that the players actually play on. Football grounds or stadiums usually have one pitch but clubs have many pitches at their training grounds.
Vocabulary
Places in a football stadium
In the roleplay, Rich and Jack spoke about other areas of a football stadium or football ground. Look at these examples from the roleplay. Do you understand the words in bold?
The oldest football stadium in the world and home to Sheffield United. The Blades. The ticket office is just over there.
The first-ever match with floodlights took place here in 1878. England against Scotland.
He’s our mascot. The finest pirate in Sheffield. Come on through the turnstile.
Look! There he is in his pirate costume - in the commentary box waving.
We’re going down to the pitch now and to the dressing rooms. Let’s see if we can see the player’s shirts.
Why not? Later we might be able to sit on the bench.
That’s right. My secret hideout is in this executive box.
We’re near the away end because that’s where all the action will be.
The home end is where home supporters sit.
Activity 2
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Task
Write the end of the story!
This week’s task is to think how the story of Captain Blade will end and write a summary. Here are three questions you heard in the podcast to help you:
- Will evil Captain Blade get away with his plan?
- Will Jack and Rich escape the clutches of evil Captain Blade?
- Will the real Captain Blade come to the rescue?
Write how the story will end in the comments section below and don't forget to make a guess at this week's football phrase!
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15/08/2020
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What will happen in the part two. I think;
The real handsome Captain Blade suddenly will come.The evil Captain Blade will fell in love with him at first sight and she'll become The Angel Captain Blade. She will let Jack and Rich to go. Sheffield United won't be relegated they will win.
15/08/2020 17:48
Tottenham Hotspur
5560
What will happen in the part two. I think;
The real handsome Captain Blade suddenly will come.The evil Captain Blade will fell in love with him at first sight and she'll become The Angel Captain Blade. She will let Jack and Rich to go. Sheffield United won't be relegated they will win.
24/07/2020
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1. No, the evil captain Balde doesn´t get the plan, because, suddenly the real captain Blade come to help Rich and Jack, and begin a great battle, between good and evil, both captains use their cutlass, and the good captail hurts mortal to the bad captain.
2. Yes, Jack and Rich, get scape, because the did shout out, very strong, with all air in their lungs.
3. Oh Yes, the real captain appears suddenly and fight versus the fake captain.
24/07/2020 18:08
Liverpool
817
1. No, the evil captain Balde doesn´t get the plan, because, suddenly the real captain Blade come to help Rich and Jack, and begin a great battle, between good and evil, both captains use their cutlass, and the good captail hurts mortal to the bad captain.
2. Yes, Jack and Rich, get scape, because the did shout out, very strong, with all air in their lungs.
3. Oh Yes, the real captain appears suddenly and fight versus the fake captain.
24/07/2020
points
the football phrase: ******.
Soory, I am late this week.
24/07/2020 17:58
Liverpool
817
the football phrase: ******.
Soory, I am late this week.
24/07/2020
points
Don't worry, Vic!! Better late than never :)
24/07/2020 22:01
Liverpool
594
Don't worry, Vic!! Better late than never :)
24/07/2020
points
I haven't had the moment to write my idea of what will happen next until now (It's a little out there): You escaped by breaking a window and it turns out that led you to another dimension and now you are hesitant of coming back because on this reality the COVID 19 never existed and you are not hung up about that, you watched the game with thousands of fans who ended over the moon since Sheffield did not get relegated.
In this reality: Jack got his dream job as a commentator, fake Captain Blade is an actual pirate and Rich is rich.
24/07/2020 03:02
Wolverhampton Wanderers
79
I haven't had the moment to write my idea of what will happen next until now (It's a little out there): You escaped by breaking a window and it turns out that led you to another dimension and now you are hesitant of coming back because on this reality the COVID 19 never existed and you are not hung up about that, you watched the game with thousands of fans who ended over the moon since Sheffield did not get relegated.
In this reality: Jack got his dream job as a commentator, fake Captain Blade is an actual pirate and Rich is rich.
24/07/2020
points
I like this ending. A very happy one for Jack and me!!
24/07/2020 22:03
Liverpool
594
I like this ending. A very happy one for Jack and me!!
23/07/2020
points
By the way , Rowan's evil laughter was lovely and quite funny though.
I used to laugh every time I heard it.
I liked it :)
23/07/2020 00:21
Manchester United
6539
By the way , Rowan's evil laughter was lovely and quite funny though.
I used to laugh every time I heard it.
I liked it :)
23/07/2020
points
Well , I don't think evil Captain Blade will get away with her plan and I do think that Jack and Rich will escape away from her by the help of real Captain Blade.
Here is the scenario in my head , Jack and Rich will agree with her to be quiet and don't tell anyone but they will be secretly planning to inform the real Captain Blade.
Jack could pretend that he has a stomachache and wants to go to the loo immediately then he will write a short message about what is going on and hand it to the security guard then ask him to send it to the manager as soon as possible.
The manager will arrive soon then contact real Captain Blade to change the players boots and pretend he doesn't know anything then watch the fake Captain Blade see the Blades win over their opponents and then arrest her.
23/07/2020 00:19
Manchester United
6539
Well , I don't think evil Captain Blade will get away with her plan and I do think that Jack and Rich will escape away from her by the help of real Captain Blade.
Here is the scenario in my head , Jack and Rich will agree with her to be quiet and don't tell anyone but they will be secretly planning to inform the real Captain Blade.
Jack could pretend that he has a stomachache and wants to go to the loo immediately then he will write a short message about what is going on and hand it to the security guard then ask him to send it to the manager as soon as possible.
The manager will arrive soon then contact real Captain Blade to change the players boots and pretend he doesn't know anything then watch the fake Captain Blade see the Blades win over their opponents and then arrest her.
22/07/2020
points
I guess that evil Captain Blade will make a blunder and ruin her plan herself in part 2 of the story.
The football word is "******".
22/07/2020 14:11
Chelsea
337
I guess that evil Captain Blade will make a blunder and ruin her plan herself in part 2 of the story.
The football word is "******".
21/07/2020
points
Hi everyone,
This week's phrase is dead easy ! I didn't know this expression ! Great expression ! The answer is ******.
21/07/2020 07:59
Manchester City
91
Hi everyone,
This week's phrase is dead easy ! I didn't know this expression ! Great expression ! The answer is ******.
20/07/2020
points
Evil Captain Blade succeeded with his plan. The local team losed its game and had been relegated. Next year there will be another Captain Blade after firing the good for being on furlough at home during the last game.
Football phrase, ******.
20/07/2020 13:38
Manchester City
3988
Evil Captain Blade succeeded with his plan. The local team losed its game and had been relegated. Next year there will be another Captain Blade after firing the good for being on furlough at home during the last game.
Football phrase, ******.
19/07/2020
points
This week's phrase is ******
19/07/2020 15:17
Liverpool
27
This week's phrase is ******
18/07/2020
points
Bielsa he comes from Argentina,
He came to manage super Leeds.
They call him El Loco cos he's crazy,
He knows exactly what we need,
Jansson at the back, Bamford in attack,
Leeds are going to the Premier League...
Vamos Leeds, carajo!!!
18/07/2020 23:59
Leeds United
5086
Bielsa he comes from Argentina,
He came to manage super Leeds.
They call him El Loco cos he's crazy,
He knows exactly what we need,
Jansson at the back, Bamford in attack,
Leeds are going to the Premier League...
Vamos Leeds, carajo!!!
18/07/2020
points
This week's football phrase is "******".
18/07/2020 23:49
Leeds United
5086
This week's football phrase is "******".
18/07/2020
points
A ****** is the answer
18/07/2020 19:36
Wolverhampton Wanderers
79
A ****** is the answer
18/07/2020
points
Hi there!
The football phase of the week is ****** . Easy this time!
By the way. My favorite mascot is the Leicester's Filbert Fox. But The Captain Blade is one of the most awesome mascot of league too.
See ya!
18/07/2020 19:17
Leeds United
399
Hi there!
The football phase of the week is ****** . Easy this time!
By the way. My favorite mascot is the Leicester's Filbert Fox. But The Captain Blade is one of the most awesome mascot of league too.
See ya!
18/07/2020
points
The evil plans of Captain Blade's she-replica won't be fulfilled because the match will be postponed due to bad weather.
18/07/2020 17:28
Liverpool
6578
The evil plans of Captain Blade's she-replica won't be fulfilled because the match will be postponed due to bad weather.
18/07/2020
points
A ****** is the Phrase of the Week.
18/07/2020 16:58
Liverpool
6578
A ****** is the Phrase of the Week.
18/07/2020
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Chapter 2. In this executive box, Rich and Jack are thinking about what do they do. Actually on that day will be the Sheffield Utd.-Chelsea match. They know that it is a big chance to watch a football match in live and they don't have to pay for the tickets. They are like VIP guests. But they want to avoid Rowan's evil plan. Before the match the real mascot tries to find the costume what is lost. He goes around the stadium and minutes later he will find two people who under lock. He helps the guys then Jack and Rich tell the evil story. The mascot takes the guys outside the stadium and doesn't believe the story. Later the Mascot finds his costume in the dressing room where was nobody, only the footballers kits, He puts that on and at this moment the footballers are arrived to the dressing room.
Before the match the real mascot tries to find the costume what is lost. He goes around the stadium and minutes later will find two people who under lock. He helps the guys then Jack and Rich tell the evil story. The mascot takes the guys outside the stadium and doesn't believe the story. Later the Mascot finds his costume in the dressing room where was nobody, only the footballers kits, He puts that on and at this moment the footballers are arrived to the dressing room. It's weird because no one can enter to this place, it's not accepted. The footballers just say hello to the mascot and put their clotches on for the warming up. The Sheffield's team won't notice the powder and they will win the match easily 3-0.Rowan's plan was bad because she put the powder to the Chelsea team's football shoes. This is the end of Chapter 2. (The text is confusing but i hope you will understand it.)
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Chelsea
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Chapter 2. In this executive box, Rich and Jack are thinking about what do they do. Actually on that day will be the Sheffield Utd.-Chelsea match. They know that it is a big chance to watch a football match in live and they don't have to pay for the tickets. They are like VIP guests. But they want to avoid Rowan's evil plan. Before the match the real mascot tries to find the costume what is lost. He goes around the stadium and minutes later he will find two people who under lock. He helps the guys then Jack and Rich tell the evil story. The mascot takes the guys outside the stadium and doesn't believe the story. Later the Mascot finds his costume in the dressing room where was nobody, only the footballers kits, He puts that on and at this moment the footballers are arrived to the dressing room.
Before the match the real mascot tries to find the costume what is lost. He goes around the stadium and minutes later will find two people who under lock. He helps the guys then Jack and Rich tell the evil story. The mascot takes the guys outside the stadium and doesn't believe the story. Later the Mascot finds his costume in the dressing room where was nobody, only the footballers kits, He puts that on and at this moment the footballers are arrived to the dressing room. It's weird because no one can enter to this place, it's not accepted. The footballers just say hello to the mascot and put their clotches on for the warming up. The Sheffield's team won't notice the powder and they will win the match easily 3-0.Rowan's plan was bad because she put the powder to the Chelsea team's football shoes. This is the end of Chapter 2. (The text is confusing but i hope you will understand it.)
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Everton
442
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18/07/2020 14:27
Tottenham Hotspur
438
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18/07/2020 14:25
Chelsea
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Manchester United
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Newcastle United
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