Boring stuff. João knew about those already. So, he half listened to it and half stared somewhere absent-mindedly, and that somewhere happened to be Louisa. He hadn't really noticed he was dreaming while he looked at her pink top. He hadn't really paid attention to who she was, even. But of course, no one would take it so. He had right stared at her for about 30 seconds when she moved and he realised what he had been doing. Flushed a little, he shook his head to himself and changed his sitting position. Luckily the professor asked another question that he could jump on. Raising his hand, he said without even thinking "Green Street, or commonly known as Green Street Hooligans, is a football classic movie," he said somewhat hotly. The movie was... it had changed his mind. Literally.

"It's main subject is hooliganism in football, but its message is more about hooliganism in general. The story starts with the American protagonist Matt Buckner being expelled from Harvard because his room-mate and the antagonist Jeremy van Holden hides his cocaine inside his cupboard. Then, Matt decides to escape to London where his big sister is living. She's married to the big brother of my hero in the movie--Pete Dunham. Pete is the head of the West Ham United football team's firm, meaning, the fan group. After every match, they fight. Though their biggest rival is Millwall and--." He halted talking abruptly, looking around to see if anyone had cared to listen to him for so long. It was football, the game Britain had invented and the best game in the world. They should listen to it, because it was in their blood, right?

Yeah. "I should stop there or I'll be telling the end." He chuckled. "It's the best movie in its category." So, people, watch it.