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Stevethecaptainpickeduphiscup.Rayfollowedhim.IntheshowerroomStevewaspouringhisteadownthesink.

‘What`sgoingon?

’saidRay.

Steveleapedintheairanddroppedhiscup.Thesoundofthesmashingcupbroughttheotherplayersrunning.

‘Itwashisfault,’sobbedSteve.‘Hemademejump.’

‘Whatshallwedo?

’moanedNickthegoalkeeper.

‘Maybewecanglueit,’saidSteve.

‘Willsomebodytellmewhat`sgoingon?

’saidRay.‘Whyareyoualltippingyourteadownthesink?

’

Nobodyspoke.

‘Well?

‘Becauseit`snotverynice.’

‘Whyallthefussaboutabrokencup?

‘Hilda,’whisperedsomebody.

‘WhoisthisHilda?

‘Shemakesthetea,’hissedNick.

‘ThenIshallgoandtellherthattheteaisnotverynice.’

‘Ssh,’hissedtheteam.‘Shewillhearyou.’

‘Shecertainlywillhearme,’saidRay.

‘Ohdear,’saidNick.

‘Fancy,’saidRay.‘Abunchofmen,scaredofalittleoldtealady.’

‘Er,’saidoneplayer.‘She`snotlittle.’

‘She`snotthatold,’saidanother.

‘Andwe`renotscaredofher,’saidSteve.‘We`reterrified.’

‘That`senough,’saidRay.‘WherewillIfindthisHilda?

‘Attheteastand,’saidNick.

Raystrodetowardsthedoor.

‘Goodluck,’saidsomeone.

二RaymeetsHilda

Theteastandwasanoldcaravan.Rayjoinedaquietqueueoffans.

‘I’dlikeonecupofteaplease,withadashofmilkandnosugar,’saidabigman.

‘You’llgetithowImakeitandyou’lllikeit,’boomedavoicefrominsidethecaravan.

Thenextmaninthequeuealreadyhadacupoftea.‘Excuseme,’hesaidpolitely.

‘Yes,’boomedthevoice.

‘I’msorrytobotheryou,’continuedtheman.’Butthisteaisnotverynice.’

‘Whatdidyousay?

Thecaravanbegantotremble.Thecaravanrockedandshook.Therewasagreatbangandthedoorflewoffitshinges.

ThereintheholewherethedoorhadbeenstoodHilda.Sheworeagreenskirt,anapron,redbootsandajumperthatsaid,‘SmalltownF.C.’

‘Hilda,’gaspedRay.

Hildasteppeddownfromthecaravan,rollinguphersleeves.;

Shestrodeovertotheman.

‘DoyouknowwhatIdowithgreatmoaningminnieswhocomecomplainingaboutmytea?

‘I-Idon’tknow,’stammeredtheman.

‘Idothis,’saidHilda.

Hildagrabbedthemanandthrewhimoverhershoulder.Shemarcheddowntowardsthepitch.

‘Help!

’criedtheman.

Hildastrodeintothegoalarea.

Sheliftedthemanoverherheadandsathimonthecrossbar.

‘Getmedown,’yelledtheman.

Hildamarchedbacktoherteastand.

‘Whatareyoulookingat?

’shesaidtoonesupporter.

‘Nothing.’

‘Isthatcupontheflooryours?

‘I-er.’

‘Putitinthebin.’

Hildaclimbedbackintothecaravan.

‘Right,’saidHilda.‘Anymorecomplaints?

‘IthinkI’lltalktoHildaafterthegame,’saidRaytohimself.

Agroupoffanshelpedthemandownfromthegoalpost.

‘Excuseme,’Rayaskedthem.‘Butiftheteaissohorrible,Whydoyoubuyit?

Oneofthefanslookeduptowardstheteastand.‘It’sOK,’hesaid.‘She’slookingtheotherway.’

‘Ifyoudon’tbuyacupoftea,’whisperedanother,‘Shecomesoutandmakesyoudrinktwocups.’

‘So,’saidanother,‘it’ssafertobuyacupandtipitaway.’

Raylookedaround.Allovertheterraceswerepuddlesoftea.

‘She’llhavetogo,’saidRaytohimself.

Raywalkedbacktothechangingroom.Theplayershadjustlefttostartthesecondhalf.Insteadofwatchingthegame,Raypacedupanddown.

Thegameendedina3-1winforSmalltownF.C.Astheplayerstrottedintothechangingroom,Raypattedthemontheback.

‘Right,’hesaidbravely.‘I’mofftoseeHilda.’

Theplayerscrowdedintotheshowerroom.Nick,thegoalkeeper,climbeduponSteve’sshoulders.Helookedoutofthewindow.

‘What’sgoingon？

’askedtheothers.

‘He’sreachedtheteastand.’

‘Yes.’

‘He’stalkingtoHilda.Ohno!

He’sonhiswayback.’

Theplayersracedoutoftheshowerroom,leavingNickhangingontothewindowledge.

‘Oi,lads,’yelledNick.‘Getmedown!

Thechangingroomdooropened.InstaggeredRay,withateaurnrammedonhishead.

‘Youtoldher,then,’saidSteve,ashepulledtheurnoff.

ThechangingroomdoorflewopenandHildamarchedin.‘Wheredoyouthinkyouaregoingwithmyteaurn?

Justthentherewasaterrificcrashfrom