:50:03
Sure. What's up ?
:50:05
Well, you know that green
notebook you use to write
all them football plays in ?
:50:09
Well, l need to show Cavanaugh that
l can come up with some good play ideas.
:50:13
But you didn't come up
with them.
:50:16
They're my plays.
l need them.
:50:19
Klein, l'm gonna have
this book one way or another,
:50:24
so you might as well let the damn
thing go, 'cause if you don't,
:50:27
it's gonna get awfully,
awfully physical around here.
:50:30
And l don't think
you want that, do you ? Huh ?
:50:34
[ Cackling ]
:50:36
0f course, Red got the job.
Next day, fired me.
:50:40
0nce he had my notebook,
he didn't need me any more.
:50:45
l didn't take it very well.
:50:46
No, Grandma,
l didn't get it.
:50:50
l can't believe it myself.
:50:52
l know.
l'm so numb.
:50:57
l just hate him,
l hate him, l hate him.
:51:01
That is a terrible story, Coach.
:51:03
- But why-why don't you just
come up with some new plays ?
- l tried.
:51:06
- l can't.
- Yes.
:51:08
l guess l have a mental block,
you know, ever since Red took
my playbook and my manhood.
:51:13
l knew what he was gonna do !
:51:16
And l just didn't fight back.
:51:19
Well, you're gonna show him
that you're a man on Saturday.
:51:24
And l'm gonna show everybody
that l'm not a dummy.
:51:26
l'm gonna go study.
:51:29
-- [ Fiddle ]
:51:34
Mama, maybe you could stop brushin'
my hair so l can read.
:51:38
Read ?
:51:40
You don't have to read.
:51:45
- What you readin' for ?
- 'Cause l enjoys it, Mama.
:51:48
Don't look like to me you enjoys it,
sittin' there all grouchy.
:51:51
Mama, l gotta read this book
and six other books tonight,
or else l can't play foot--
:51:59
ball.