:43:02
In theory... very interesting.
:43:04
But no one will come and watch,
:43:07
no one will be interested.
:43:09
We'll invite all the amateur clubs,
they'll come and support the amateurs.
:43:13
Because they are people like them.
And for once they're playing the best.
:43:18
It's a very, very interesting proposal.
:43:28
Assuming you can organise your match,
then what?
:43:32
What's in it for Spoland?
- Publicity on the amateurs' shirts...
:43:37
Big deal.
:43:39
...that will also be seen in ads on TV,
:43:41
on billboards,
in newspapers and magazines...
:43:56
And how are you going to choose
these amateurs?
:44:00
I'd prefer to play with my own team.
:44:04
Eendracht Vooruit.
- Yes, but organising and playing...
:44:07
There's a conflict of interests.
- I know these lads really well.
:44:11
They'll go for it.
:44:12
Eendracht is a typical amateur team
:44:15
with players from all social classes.
A cross-section of society.
:44:19
That's exactly what we want.
- We'll do it. With Eendracht.
:44:23
Here, your turn.
:44:37
And?
- Rita! Sorry about the skip.
:44:40
Forget about the skip.
How is your... thingy?
:44:43
Cervical acute neck hernia.
- Yes, that.
:44:46
It's doing very well.
He's been very lucky.
:44:49
Nothing broken or torn.
He has to wear his collar for 6 weeks.
:44:53
Two more days in observation
and he can go home.
:44:55
That's good.
:44:56
You'll be house-trained again
by the time you come home.