Football is one of the most popular sports on the planet, millions of people follow their favorite team each week. The Premier league is the world's most popular. Here two ordinary British guys talk about the beautiful game.
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Stuart and Gray talk about the beautiful game
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Did you see the match last night?
What? On the ?
Yeah.
Better than that mate, I went to the stadium and watched it live.
No!
Yes, I did. Cost me fifty for a ticket.
Fifty quid! I can’t believe it is so expensive nowadays, just to watch 22 grown men kick a bit of around.
I know, Still it was a good match though.
Yeah? Who won?
It was all square at the end.
Oh, that’s always boring.
No, it was a really entertaining. The Arsenal scored two in the first half but we pulled one back just after the and then hit the in the 93rd minute.
93rd minute?
Yeah, injury time. It was a lovely goal.
You were a bit lucky though, scoring with the last kick of the game.
Not at all mate, we thoroughly deserved it, we were all over them in the second half, we hit the bar, hit the post twice and had a goal disallowed for .
Was it offside?
I couldn’t see properly from where I was, but it looked ok. The referee was terrible though so it wouldn’t surprise me if it had been onside.
What do you mean the ref was terrible?
Well you know he gave Arsenal every free kick and gave us nothing all game.
Really?
One of their defenders clearly handled the ball in the eighteen yard box. Definitely handball, and the ref just waved play on. I couldn’t believe it.
Oh right. Still a point won at an away game. You have to be happy with that. Right?
Yeah if we playing like that we just might win the league.
In your dreams.
Yeah, you’re probably right.
Another drink?
Yeah a please.
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