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What is his hometown?
a) He is from London
b) Manchester is his hometown
c) He does not have a hometown
What position does he play on the team?
a) Striker
b) Defender
c) Goalie
What is his favorite thing to do?
a) Scoring
b) Hacking
c) Both
How many games did he play today?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
When does he think the next goal will come?
a) Next game
b) This month
c) In 5 years
Fill in the missing words
Transcript
Simon: Hi! What's your name?
Matt: My name's Matt Robinson.
Simon: Where are you from?
Matt: I'm from a little country called England.
Simon: Oh, yeah, where is England?
Matt: Um, all of it! I have no hometown.
Simon: OK. OK. Where do you live now?
Matt: I'm living in Tokyo, in Japan.
Simon: What do you do in your free time?
Matt: So, my main hobby is football, or soccer to the yanks.
Simon: OK. OK. Football. Yeah! What position do you play?
Matt: Um, I'm a defender so usually I play on the right side of defense.
Simon: What's your favorite thing about defending?
Matt: My favorite things is definitely "hacking" down the stiker coming through. If he's too fast, don't
worry about the ball, get the man.
Simon: OK. OK. Did you hack anybody today?
Matt: Um, I didn't hack anyone. A few people bounced off of me, but no! They're all a bunch of girls.
Simon: So you did play today?
Matt: I did play. I played two games today.
Simon: Did you score?
Matt: I did score.
Simon: Can you describe it?
Matt: Well, I was walking up from the back, there was a nice little corner. I thought, oh, I'll just wait at the edge of area. See what happens. Ball comes in, defender heads it out, bounces in front, chested it down, a nice volley into the far top corner, just over the keeper's flailing hand. Beautiful goal.
Simon: Alright! Alright! Do you do those kind of goals often?
Matt: I do those goals about once a lifetime.
Simon: So it was a pretty special day for you?
Matt: Very special day for me, yeah, definitely! I'm looking forward to the next one in about five years.
Simon: OK, thank you for that!
Matt: Cheers mate!
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