英語(yǔ)訪談對(duì)話 256 Football
Todd: Sarah , so what sports do you like?
Sarah: My favorite spectator sport is football. I support Newcastle United in England.
Todd: Newcastle United.
Sarah: Newcastle United, Yeah.
Todd: Are they a good team?
Sarah: Um, yeah, I think they're pretty good. They finished fifth in the premiereship this year,so they're near the top.
Todd: OK, so right now we have the Euro cup. And last night England played.
Sarah: They didTodd: Yeah, did you see the game?
Sarah: Ah, no I was going to watch it tonight actually in Shibuya but I'm thinking maybe not nowbecause we lost on penalties.
Todd: Yeah, what was the score?
Sarah: Ah, the final score was 2 all (2-2) and then it went to penalties and I think it was 6-4.
So England always lose on penalties.
Todd: They always lose on penalties?
Sarah: YeahTodd: Well, sorry. Maybe in the World Cup, next time.
Sarah: Maybe. Maybe. Yeah.
Todd: Now do you ever play football?
Sarah: No, I've never played.
Todd: NeverSarah: Never played, no.
Todd: OK. Do you ever go and watch games in Newcastle?
Sarah: Um, it's very difficult to watch games in Newcastle because it's a big club and it's Premiereshipand you have to book in advance quite a few years but I've seen some first division football clubsplay against each other.
Todd: You have to get tickets two years in advance?
Sarah: For the big clubs, yeah. They're booked up.
Todd: That's pretty intense. So when there's a game on TV then what do you do? Do you watch it at home? Do you go to a pub?
Sarah: Ah, it depends on the game. I like it and I like Premeireship football, and I like World Cup footballand Euro 2000 but I wouldn't watch particularly a first division game on the television, but normally I would go to the pub with friends and watch the game.
Todd: Do you think that athletes make to much money?
Sarah: I think footballers do. Yeah, I think they do. I think they do a good job but I think they're incredibly overpaid.
Todd: Yeah, I think it is the same thing in the states. I think they make too much money.
