A Very British Ending (Catesby Series)
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He didn’t want them to be grateful, but he did want them to realise that it was a great historic event – if, that is, there wasn’t a draw necessitating a replay.The West German equaliser in the final minute was the most painful sporting moment that Catesby had ever experienced. It began with a free kick that bounced off the England wall. It was pounced on by a German who shot across the face of goal and into the body of another German. Catesby watched breathless as the ball deflected across the ...England six-yard box. The England defence seemed momentarily stunned and confused.Catesby shouted, ‘Clear the ball!’But no one seemed to hear him, for Wolfgang Weber slid in and slotted the ball into the back of the net.Catesby turned to his twin stepchildren. ‘Hey, listen you two. Don’t eat your ticket stubs – and try not to chew them into a complete pulp either. We’ll need them to get tickets for the replay.’‘There isn’t going to be a replay,’ said the stepson, ‘Germany’s going to score in extra-time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He didn’t want them to be grateful, but he did want them to realise that it was a great historic event – if, that is, there wasn’t a draw necessitating a replay.The West German equaliser in the final minute was the most painful sporting moment that Catesby had ever experienced. It began with a free kick that bounced off the England wall. It was pounced on by a German who shot across the face of goal and into the body of another German. Catesby watched breathless as the ball deflected across the ...England six-yard box. The England defence seemed momentarily stunned and confused.Catesby shouted, ‘Clear the ball!’But no one seemed to hear him, for Wolfgang Weber slid in and slotted the ball into the back of the net.Catesby turned to his twin stepchildren. ‘Hey, listen you two. Don’t eat your ticket stubs – and try not to chew them into a complete pulp either. We’ll need them to get tickets for the replay.’‘There isn’t going to be a replay,’ said the stepson, ‘Germany’s going to score in extra-time.
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