Humorous Moments at a Football Match

There’s Pedri González watching as Pedro Rodríguez is about to take the ceremonial kickoff,

when João Cancelo comes over and says, “Is this the original one,

right?”

Meanwhile, there’s a clear problem with the TVs in the

box.

The guy in the green bib can’t identify the problem and goes to the one on the left,

like, “Let’s see how you do it.”

When he returns, he performs a biopsy on the monitor and

they formulate a

hypothesis. Have you checked whether it has batteries?

How could I not check whether it has batteries?

Of course, of course I checked whether it has batteries.

He must be saying.

They can’t have been very sure, because the usual passing around of batteries

from one remote

to another begins.

Now he says, “Go over there in a strange way with

the

remotes and a box.” At your orders, my colonel.

And off he goes in a strange way with his remotes and empty box to tell him:

"Does this one work or what?"

After a strange investigation, he returns to his microsurgery while the one on

the phone, who is standing up, has to say: "Honey, you won't believe the mess they're

making with the remotes and batteries, this lot."

And they leave as if thinking, "Well, what does it matter if the match is going to be

called off?"

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Wojciech greets Pedro, and they pull off the perfect fist bump.

Wojciech kisses Laporta and gives him a perfect fist bump too.

Laporta can't believe what has just happened,

while Cesny keeps his pride

intact and tells Adeyemi, "Of course, Karim, with that hair, it doesn't

happen to you."

To which Adeyemi replies, looking at Abdelkarim in perfect Catalan:

"The whoooole field."

This young Betis fan proceeds to take a family photo, and the boy

says, "Wait,

better without the glasses."

He puts them back on and reaches a conclusion.

They're dirty. What's more, he says so.

My glasses got all dirty.

We get inside the young man's head when he says, "I'm going to take out the

water bottle and use the water from it to clean my glasses.

But wait, I'm thirsty." He finishes drinking the water,

but with that look

of thinking: "I have the feeling that I'm

forgetting something.

Come on, of course, I wanted the bottle to clean my

glasses.

I could find a tissue, dampen it, and rub the lens, but why?

When I can make two little pools on the glasses and defy

the laws of physics with those little wiggles."

At this point, he thinks, "Okay, should I rub them now with my

T-shirt?

No, of course not.

I still haven't put any water on the front." Then, in a moment of

clarity, the woman in the photo sees him and says, "What is he doing?

Why doesn't he rub them like that with a tissue?" The answer is

simply brilliant.

Yeah, but that way I clean off all the crap.