:16:07
Might make an Arsenal defence
:16:09
of them yet, Robert.
:16:11
Yes, sir.
:16:13
Em, sir, you going
to Highbury next week?
:16:16
- Nah.
- Oh.
:16:17
'Course l'm going.
:16:19
Want me to get you
a programme?
:16:21
lt's cash in advance.
:16:23
l've been caught too many times.
:16:25
No, it's not that.
:16:26
Em...
:16:27
could l come with you?
:16:30
That'd be a bit difficult.
:16:33
To be honest,
between you and me,
:16:36
- l go to the pub first.
- l could wait outside.
:16:39
l stand on the North Bank.
You wouldn't see.
:16:42
- l'd go down the front.
- Your mum'd love that.
:16:45
She says l have to go
:16:46
with a responsible adult.
:16:48
Saturday's the one
day of the week
:16:50
when l'm NOT
a responsible adult.
:16:52
l turn into someone your age.
:16:54
Not as sensible.
:16:56
She won't have to find out.
:16:58
l'm sorry, Robert, l can't.
:17:01
Well, not this week.
:17:02
Maybe some other time, eh?
:17:04
Next season when
you've grown a bit?
:17:07
Get you a programme.
:17:08
Cash in advance unnecessary,
on this occasion.
:17:11
To hell with it,
:17:13
you can have one for free.
:17:14
Thanks, sir.
:17:19
Bollocks!
:17:21
BOLLOCKS!
:17:24
[Paul] Nothing to worry about.
:17:26
His handwriting's a disgrace
to the human race
:17:29
but he's very bright
and enjoys the lessons.
:17:32
He does. He's always
goin' on about you.
:17:35
lt's my enthusiasm for
Steinbeck's prose style.
:17:38
Either that or something else.
:17:40
The football, you mean?
:17:41
Robert thinks they might
win the championship
:17:44
for the first time since 1 970.
:17:47
1 971 .
:17:48
Gotta get things
like that right.
:17:50
Absolutely.
:17:51
Did he tell you what happened
:17:53
after football training?
:17:55
He asked me if l'd take him
to the Arsenal.
:17:58
Mr Ashworth, l'm so sorry.
:17:59
He just seemed uptight about it.