Allardyce, the bluff
northern greengrocer placed the last apple on the pile, making a pleasingly neat
triangular shape. “Hi Sam,” the voice stirring him out of his reveries was the
voice of Ivor Scoop a reporter from the local newspaper.
“How’s the football
management going Sam?” Ivor was referring to the fact that Sam also managing
the local football team.
Sam’s face took on a similar
hue to the bunches of fresh radishes just behind him. “Ffffar fffrom
satisfactory. Fff football has changed greatly Ivor. We’ve been pppp playing
teams lately who’ve been ppppassing the ball before you can tackle them,
engaged in all sorts of ttttt trickery. It’s not ffffair and it’s not ffffootball not as played when I were a lad.”
“There would be the little matter of
ffffinancial compensation after all the hours I have devoted to my young
ppplayers.”
“Wouldn’t you consider
waiving your fee, for the good of the club?”
Allardyce looked extremely
pained, rather as if he had just caught young Andy Carroll stealing money from
the till. “You watch your language, this is ppppublic pppplace. Don’t you know
it is bad manners to use such language in the presence of a man re- arranging his
ccccoxes.”
Ivor got back upon his bike and began cycling away feeling terribly sorry for a once great the football team.
Ivor got back upon his bike and began cycling away feeling terribly sorry for a once great the football team.
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