[S1E10] The Hope That Kills You
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Call-Back: Roy's injury on the pitch plays out almost exactly like Sam's in \"Tan Lines\", but with a few key differences that show how the team has evolved and highlight the seriousness of Roy's injury. When Sam got hurt, no one went to check on him except Roy, who paused to give him advice on playing to the crowd by exaggerating how much pain he's in before helping him up. This time around, Roy gets hurt and several of his teammates immediately rush to help him, and Sam pauses to tell Roy to listen to the crowd cheering for him one last time before pulling him to his feet. In \"Biscuits\", Ted's son sent him a bag of green plastic army men to keep him safe, and Ted gave some to Rebecca and Sam for the same reason. After witnessing Jamie's abuse by his father after the final, Ted slips him an envelope with an encouraging note and another plastic army man to show that he's still looking out for Jamie. Ted's difficulty with bubble water gives Rebecca a face-full of spit up bubble water. Career-Ending Injury: Roy has had a great career, but he's now old and slow, and everyone knows his days of pro soccer are coming to an end. In this episode he busts his knee during a tackle and has to limp off the field, with the commentators noting that it's an injury he probably won't recover from. Confusion Fu: The final match has Richmond utilizing new, unorthodox strategies to confuse their opponents. They even use some maneuvers from American football. Continuity Nod: Ted writes his resignation letter on the back of an Indian takeout menu, implying that he has continued to eat Indian food after being introduced to it in \"Trent Crimm, The Independent\". Crazy Enough to Work: The team desperately needs a tie in order to avoid relegation and decides to run the \"Lasso Special\" which involves the players forming an American Football line of scrimmage with Zoreaux acting as quarterback. The pattern is so loud and disorienting that Richmond is able to take advantage of the opposing team's confusion and score the equaliser. Down to the Last Play: When the other game results come through, it becomes clear that a tie will keep Richmond in the Premier League. After a save by Roy that might have resulted in a Career-Ending Injury, Richmond pulls off a trick play that allows them to score the tie. However, it's subverted when they become so elated in their accomplishment they forget that the play is not yet over and in the remaining seconds, Manchester rallies to score an additional point sending Richmond into relegation. Downer Ending: Richmond gets relegated after a game against the much better Manchester City, Roy suffers a potentially career-ending injury, and Jamie doesn't even get to enjoy getting revenge on Richmond as he gets screamed at by his father for making the extra pass to win the game instead of trying to score the goal himself. Foreshadowing: There are a few hints at the meaner, more resentful aspects of Nate's personality that come to the forefront in Season 2. When the team promotes Nate to coach, he misinterprets it as him getting fired and is hostile and angry. Then when Ted presents him with his new coach's whistle, he uses Ted claiming it's \"never been blown\" as an opportunity to make a joke about Colin's sex life. Hope Is Scary: When Ted calls out the pub regulars on acting like Richmond already lost the final match and asks why they don't have a little hope, Mae tells Ted that \"it's the hope that kills you\". Indeed when it seems that Richmond has pulled off a Miracle Rally to achieve a draw and avoid relegation and everyone celebrates, they wind up losing at the last second and everyone feels worse than they did earlier. Hope Spot: Happens when they realize that Crystal Palace has pulled off a win that means that Richmond only needs to tie Manchester City to avoid relegation, and Richmond score, tying the game. However, they allow themselves to become distracted with the celebration of their recent goal and, with the clock still running, Manchester City rallies to score again, resulting in Richmond's relegation. Leaning on the Fourth Wall: When Ted and Rebecca discuss their plans for \"next season\" in the final scene, they're talking about the In-Universe football league seasons, but also laying out the arc for the next season of the show. Malaproper: In his pre-game interview, Jamie comes out with this gem regarding Richmond's dire situation: Jamie: It'll be good to be the final nail in the ashes. Instant caramel. Open Mouth, Insert Foot: When Rebecca meets Higgins' very large family:Rebecca: How many kids do you have, Higgins! Jesus Christ! Higgins: ...And this is our eldest, Lindsay! Rebecca: Forgive me, Father. Precision F-Strike: Ted's unending politeness makes the moment he does curse all the more powerful. Ted: So, then next year we get ourselves a promotion - which looks good on any resume - and then we come back to this league and do something no one believes we could ever do: win the whole fucking thing. Sequel Hook: The first season ends with two of them. Roy's future as a player uncertain after his injury in the final match. Meanwhile, Rebecca refuses to accept Ted's resignation as manager and the two of them agreeing to win promotion back to the Premier League the next season, then win it all once the team is back. So Proud of You: Played for Laughs when Isaac throws his chair at the TV as the team watches an interview where Jamie talks about wanting to be relegate Richmond, as Roy immediately praises his action. Ted pulls this on Jamie for passing to his teammate, even though it cost Richmond the game and relegation. Jamie is visibly touched. Take That!: When the Richmond players ask Ted what happens to the poor performing teams in American sports leagues if there's no relegation, Ted explains that they just play out the rest of their games with half-empty stadiums and half-hearted performances by the players since they don't actually mean anything. Coach Beard then admits to the team it's a very dumb concept. Tantrum Throwing: After Nate shows Richmond a clip of Jamie Tartt insulting both the team and Ted as a way to motivate them before the match, Isaac throws his chair at the TV. Tragic Mistake: Rebecca's decision to trade Jamie back to Manchester ends up costing the team everything, as Jamie sets up the goal that gets Richmond relegated. Heartbreakingly it happens just as she admits to truly caring about the team and wanting them to win. Yank the Dog's Chain: Richmond are down 1-0 when everyone learns that Crystal Palace has managed to defeat Norwich City by enough goals to force a scenario where Richmond can avoid relegation with a draw. The team quickly uses the \"Ted Lasso Special\" trick before stoppage time runs out and Dani manages to score the equalising goal. Unfortunately, while everyone is celebrating the goal, Manchester City quickly kicks off and takes advantage of the distracted Richmond team to score a last second goal that gives them the win and dooms Richmond to relegation. You Are Not Alone: When Ted speaks to the team in the locker room after being relegated:Now, look, this is a sad moment right here. For all of us. And there ain't nothing I can say, standing in front of you right now, that can take that away. But please do me this favor, will you Lift your heads up and look around this locker room. Yeah Look at everybody else in here. And I want you to be grateful that you're going through this sad moment with all these other folks. Because I promise you, there is something worse out there than being sad, and that is being alone and being sad. Ain't nobody in this room alone. In contrast Jamie, although he wins the match, is seen alone and being berated by his father.
I've been hearing this phrase y'all got over here that I ain't too crazy about. \"It's the hope that kills you.\" Y'all know that I disagree, you know I think it's the lack of hope that comes and gets you. See, I believe in hope. I believe in belief.
Coach Beard: It got confusing, 'cause they don't call it jock itch here.Ted: So you didn't know what spray to buyCoach Beard: Yeah.Ted: Yeah. What'd you go withCoach Beard: Mr. MuscleRoy: Not sure if you know this, but the rules say you gotta pick a new captain.Ted: No, sir. You're my captain. That's the rule.Roy: No. The captain has to be on the pitch. That's the rule.Ted: I say that the current captain has to pick the new captain. That's my new rule.Roy: Don't want to.Ted: Well, you have to.Roy: I decline.Ted: I insist.Roy: Can't make me.Ted: Roy Kent, until you choose your successor, your duties as captain of this squad remain unfulfilled.Roy: This is why it's hard to love you.(Roy leaves)Ted: You heard it, rightCoach Beard: He loves you.Colin: We got relegated when I was at Cardiff. It's my family's team. My nana never spoke to me after that. She just left me a box of her shit in her will.Sam: Coach, do they not have relegation in AmericaTed: Oh, no, no, no.Isaac: So what happens to all the shit teams at the end of the seasonTed: They play out the rest of the schedule, going through the motions in meaningless games contested in lifeless, half-empty stadiums, and everyone's pretty much fine with that. That sound about right, CoachCoach Beard: Yeah, it's dumb.Jamie Tartt: Well, I'd never say a bad word about me old club... even though I did carry them through every match. But they're good lads. Apart from Roy Kent. He is a knob. You know, and it's nice to have a real manager like Pep, instead of that American rodeo clown. You know, Lasso sent me away, now they're facing the drop. Sunday, I get to put the final nail in the ashes. Instant karma, it's gonna get ya.Ted: Okay, so if the Premier League is the best, then what's the league called right below itCoach Beard: The Championship.Ted: Now, hold on one second. So if you come in last place in the Premier League, you get to play in the ChampionshipCoach Beard: They also invented irony.Ted: You're acting like we lost the game already, yeah Why don't you have a little hopeMae: Aw, Ted. Haven't you lived here long enough to realize It's the hope that kills you.Nathan: There is a scenario where Crystal Palace beat Norwich by six goals, and we avoid relegation with just a tie.Ted: No, no, no. Nope. Sorry. No. I hate ties, Nate. How many times I gotta tell you that They ain't natural, all right If God wanted games to end in a tie, she wouldn't have invented numbers, all rightCoach Beard: Quick question. Are those the only clothes you ownNathan: This No, I got three of these.Ted: Well, hello, Nelson. Let me introduce you to another Nelson right here. I think you two will hit it off just fine, 'cause you're both so damn pessimistic!Coach Beard: I believe the gentleman is suggesting that we are a pair of Negative Nellies.Rebecca: There's a great saying in Dutch football.Ted: Oh, I don't speak Dutch.Rebecca: That's why I was going to tell you in English.Ted: Perfect. Lay it on me.Rebecca: \"Every disadvantage has its advantage.\"Ted: Ooh, I like that. Rebecca: Sure, you don't know what you're doing, but doesn't that mean that you see the game in a different way than any other football manager And shouldn't that empower you to cause complete and utter confusionTed: Cause confusion or create chaos. Yep. Yes, it is. Thanks, boss.(Quickly runs out of the office and hits his head on the top of the door)Ted: I'm fine. The chaos has already begun.Ted: Today's lesson is \"trick plays.\" At least, that's what we call 'em back home. What do they call 'em here againCoach Beard: Elaborate set pieces.Ted: Yeah, we gonna stick with \"trick plays.\" That's a lot more fun. Now, the idea behind every trick play is to have chaos rain down upon your opponents and stun them. Much like the lava did to those poor folks in Pompeii. So, I want y'all to think about every single trick play you have ever run your entire time playing this sport. Anybody got one Yeah, Dani, what you gotDani: When I played for Tigres, we had a great set piece.Ted: Did it have a nameDani: \"The Sandman.\"Ted: Yeah. Now we're cooking. \"The Sandman.\" We're gonna learn that play today. Who else got oneSam: \"Pepper Shakers.\"Ted: \"Pepper Shakers\" Yeah, plural. Gotta be two.Colin: \"Beckham's Todger.\"Ted: Beckham, I know. Todger, I don't know.Coach Beard: It's dirty.Zoreaux: \"Midnight Poutine.\"Ted: PoutineCoach Beard: That's not dirty. It's just super Canadian.Player: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.Ted: Oh, with Dick Van Dyke. The owner of one of the most authentic English accents in the history of cinema. What do you gotPlayer: \"The Broken Tap.\"Ted: All right. That's not a complaint, that's an actual play namePlayer: Think Man City will leak a lot of goals from it.All Players: Whooaa!Ted: Oh. Nice. YeahAnother Player: \"Loki's Toboggan.\"Another Player: \"The Upside-Down Taxi.\"Another Player: \"Hadrian's Wall.\"Another Player: \"Dirty Martini.\"Ted: Oh, I'd love to run that play three times right now. I love it. Do me a favor and toss \"Lasso Special\" up there just for the heck of it too.Jamie: Look, Keeley. When you're done feeding mushy peas to this old fart, then you give me a call. Look forward to seeing you tomorrow. Enjoy the view from the bench.Keeley: WhatRoy: Well, now I want mushy peas.Announcer: The Richmond faithful gather on a crucial night. Win and they stay up. Lose and they go down. They come here full of hope, but as they know all too well, it's the hope that kills you.Keeley: I have a confession to make. I've never really cared about football. I know. I know it sounds insane, but I know how to act at a match. (yelling) \"Referee! Offside, you turnip!\"Ted: So I've been hearing this phrase y'all got over here that I ain't too crazy about. \"It's the hope that kills you.\" Y'all know that I disagree, you know I think it's the lack of hope that comes and gets you. See, I believe in hope. I believe in belief. Now, where I'm from, we got a saying too, yeah A question, actually. \"Do you believe in miracles\" Now, I don't need y'all to answer that question for me... but I do want you to answer that question for yourselves. Right now. Do you believe in miracles And if you do... then I want y'all to circle up with me right now. Come on. Let's go.(Players cheer and get in a circle)Nathan: Is that miracle thing from a movie or real lifeCoach Beard: Both.Announcer: Obisanya with an inch-perfect through ball. Winchester was clearly offside.Ted: Come on, now! Explain to me how that's offside.... No, I'm serious. How is that offside I don't understand that yet. Announcer: Here comes Lasso's assistant coach to review their tactics. What chess moves do they have in storeCoach Beard: When the vinegar was next to the Heineken, they weren't offside. It's not when the vinegar catches the ball, it's when ketchup passes the ball.Ted: Yes, I understand now.Ted: I don't want to hear about any other game going on any other place. Okay Look, we are not playing for a tie. Ain't nobody here gonna kiss their sister.Zoreaux: WhatTed: Which is an American phrase that I'm now realizing does not exist here, and that's good, 'cause it's creepy, and I hate it myself, I don't know why I said it. I think it's just the adrenaline, the nerves and all that. But we are playing for a win. Win and in. You hearRichmond Fans: Roy Kent! He's here, he's there, he's every-fu#king-where. Roy Kent! Roy Kent! Ted: What the heck is going on...Nathan: That's the sound of 26,000 people checking mobiles. Oh, my God. Palace won 6-0.Ted: But then that means... All we need is a tie. We just need a tie, boys!Ted: Hey. Y'all played a heck of a game out there. We may not have won, but y'all definitely succeeded. I mean, you gave the champs 90 minutes of hell. Zoreaux, where you at That dude had more saves than a Baptist preacher. Give it up for Zoreaux. Yeah. (applause) That's right. What about Roy Roy chased down his grandson. Stopped him from getting an easy one.Ted: I want you to be grateful that you're going through this sad moment with all these other folks. Because I promise you, there is something worse out there than being sad, and that is being alone and being sad. Ain't nobody in this room alone.Ted: Sam, do you remember what animal has the shortest memorySam: A goldfish.Ted: That's right. It's a goldfish. Sam, what do you think we should all do once we get done being sad and/or angry about this situation Sam: I think we should all be a goldfish.Ted: I agree. Let's be sad now. Let's be sad together. And then we can be a gosh-darn goldfish. Onward. Forward.Rebecca: Thank you, Leslie.Ted: Leslie Is that your first nameHiggins: It was my mother's name. I'm what's known as a feminine junior.Ted: The teams that get relegated, they can get un-relegated, yeahRebecca: They can get promoted. Ted: So then, next year we get ourselves a promotion, which looks good on any resume. Then we come back to this league and... we do something that no one believes we could ever do. Win the whole fu&king thing.Music\"American Football\" by Marcus Mumford, Tom Howe (The Lasso Special) 59ce067264
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