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# CR

# Glue

ASHITO: Is that the Tokyo Met building?

DRIVER: No, it's just a regular office building. \NSo where are you trying to go?

DRIVER: No, it's just a regular office building.

DRIVER: So where are you trying to go?

ASHITO: Tokyo City Esperion's Soccer Town.

ASHITO: I'm here to play soccer.

ASHITO: And take part in the youth team tryouts.

ASHITO: All of this is one big soccer facility?!

SIGN: Tokyo City Esperion

ASHITO: They must be here for tryouts like me.

ASHITO: Guess I'd better get out there!

ASHITO: Oh, uh, the registration fee...

ASHITO: Oh, sorry.

HANA: Are you the one from Ehime?

ASHITO: Uh, yeah, I am, but how did you...

HANA: Your hair.

HANA: I was told a guy with hair \Nlike Valderrama's was coming.

HANA: My bro said it, not me.

ASHITO: Your bro?!

ASHITO: Cut that out! Who the heck are you anyway,\N showin' up outta nowhere?!

ASHITO: Cut that out!

ASHITO: Who the heck are you anyway,\N showin' up outta nowhere?!

HANA: My bro's been going on and on about you.

HANA: So annoying.

MIBU: Hana-chan, hurry it up. \NThe tryouts are about to start.

MIBU: Hana-chan, hurry it up.

MIBU: The tryouts are about to start.

HANA: Oh, coming!

HANA: Follow me.

HANA: You're here for the tryouts, right?

HANA: We have a total of 86 hopefuls. \NCandidates with promise include:

HANA: We have a total of 86 hopefuls.

HANA: Tachibana Soichiro from Yokoyama Musashino's \NJunior Youth soccer team.

HANA: Candidates with promise include:

HANA: Tachibana Soichiro from \NYokoyama Musashino's Junior Youth team.

HANA: He was on the team that won the\N Kanto boys' soccer tournament.

HANA: Kaneda Akinori, captain of the prestigious\N Tama Central Junior High team.

HANA: Hasegawa Yudai from Seiran Junior High.

HANA: Lee Jong Suk, also from Seiran Junior High.

HANA: Have you achieved \Nanything of note in Ehime?

HANA: What's my bro thinking?

HANA: The front desk's over there.

HANA: You pay the 5,000 yen\N registration fee there.

HANA: Good luck. Do your best. See ya.

ASHITO: Wow.

ASHITO: A grass field!

ASHITO: I get to play soccer on \Nsuch a beautiful field today!

ASHITO: I wish Shun could see this!

DATE: I'm Date, the head coach.

DATE: As you may already know, Tokyo City Esperion FC\N is in its ninth year in the J1 League.

DATE: As you may already know,

DATE: Tokyo City Esperion FC is in its \Nninth year in the J1 League.

DATE: We've won the league title once, \Nand the Emperor's Cup once, too.

DATE: Our first team's record is solid.

DATE: And it all comes down to the \Ntraining of our youth players.

DATE: Esperion's youth coaching is \Nconsidered the finest in Japan.

DATE: You can take it from here, Manager Fukuda.

FUKUDA: Thank you all for coming today.

FUKUDA: I believe that a team that fails to nurture\N the next generation has no future.

FUKUDA: In reality, however, pro soccer clubs end up

FUKUDA: having to acquire players from other clubs \Nto shore up any weaknesses in their team.

FUKUDA: But what if that player you acquire\N ends up being a disappointment?

FUKUDA: There's no such issue with players who \Nwe've raised from when they were young.

FUKUDA: We know their skills and \Npersonalities better than anyone.

FUKUDA: Plus their strengths and weaknesses.

FUKUDA: You guys can soak up the club's\Nstyle of play as you train.

FUKUDA: That's what it means to "raise" players.

FUKUDA: The future of Japanese \Nsoccer lies in raising players.

FUKUDA: If you pass today, we'll work together.

FUKUDA: If you don't, use this experience \Nto become a better player,

FUKUDA: then come laugh at us because \Nwe couldn't see your potential.

FUKUDA: All right!

FUKUDA: How was that, Benzen? No flubs whatsoever.

BENZEN: You just ruined it.

ASHITO: Crap. I know hardly anything about the\N J.League, youth teams, or this club.

ASHITO: I only came 'cause I was invited...

ASHITO: And yet, I can't get my heart to calm down!

FUKUDA: Oh, just one more thing.

FUKUDA: It's quite rare for us to snap up\Nany players from these tryouts.

FUKUDA: There's a good chance we won't pick any of you.

ASHITO: What?

ASHITO: Why'd you spring that on us now, old man?!

BENZEN: What's that?! Show some respect!

ASHITO: But it's not fair!

ASHITO: So many people came here,\Nall wanting to get in!

ASHITO: Not picking anyone's just plain wrong!

TSUKISHIMA: M-Manager Fukuda...

FUKUDA: Oh, right. I guess I didn't mention that part.

FUKUDA: It slipped my mind, Ashito. \NI was kinda short on time. My bad.

FUKUDA: It slipped my mind, Ashito.

FUKUDA: I was kinda short on time. My bad.

ASHITO: H-He's wearing sandals?!

ASHITO: Th-This team's managed \Nby a crazy, creepy old man.

FUKUDA: Youth teams aren't soccer schools. \NWe can only take players who are game-ready.

FUKUDA: Youth teams aren't soccer schools.

FUKUDA: We can only take players who are game-ready.

FUKUDA: In last year's intake, with the \Nplayers one year above you,

FUKUDA: we added 15 players to our youth team.

FUKUDA: Of these, three were scouted, \None made it in from the tryouts,

FUKUDA: and 11 got promoted\N from the junior youth team.

ASHITO: Promoted... from the junior youth team?

FUKUDA: Yes. Most of the time, \Nover half the youth team intake

FUKUDA: Yes.

FUKUDA: Most of the time, \Nover half the youth team intake

FUKUDA: is made up of players promoted \Nfrom the junior youth team.

FUKUDA: Last year, there were 25 third-years\N in the junior youth team.

FUKUDA: Which means 14 kids who'd worked hard\N believing they'd be promoted weren't.

FUKUDA: Then there's the scouted players.

FUKUDA: Talent scouts are always on the \Nlookout for promising players in Tokyo.

FUKUDA: If we find someone worthwhile, we negotiate\N directly with them to join the team.

ASHITO: So you're saying I wasn't "worthwhile"?

FUKUDA: In short, thanks to the work done by our\N scout team, we already know all about you.

FUKUDA: All 86 of you here today are players\N we didn't think were worth snapping up.

BENZEN: Hey, now...

TSUKISHIMA: Don't say it like that, Manager Fukuda.

DATE: Fukuda...

FUKUDA: However...

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# CR
ASHITO: Is that the Tokyo Met building?
DRIVER: No, it's just a regular office building. \NSo where are you trying to go?
ASHITO: Tokyo City Esperion's Soccer Town.
ASHITO: I'm here to play soccer.
ASHITO: And take part in the youth team tryouts.
ASHITO: All of this is one big soccer facility?!
SIGN: Tokyo City Esperion
ASHITO: They must be here for tryouts like me.
ASHITO: Guess I'd better get out there!
ASHITO: Oh, uh, the registration fee...
ASHITO: Oh, sorry.
HANA: Are you the one from Ehime?
ASHITO: Uh, yeah, I am, but how did you...
HANA: Your hair.
HANA: I was told a guy with hair \Nlike Valderrama's was coming.
HANA: My bro said it, not me.
ASHITO: Your bro?!
ASHITO: Cut that out! Who the heck are you anyway,\N showin' up outta nowhere?!
HANA: My bro's been going on and on about you.
HANA: So annoying.
MIBU: Hana-chan, hurry it up. \NThe tryouts are about to start.
HANA: Oh, coming!
HANA: Follow me.
HANA: You're here for the tryouts, right?
HANA: We have a total of 86 hopefuls. \NCandidates with promise include:
HANA: Tachibana Soichiro from Yokoyama Musashino's \NJunior Youth soccer team.
HANA: He was on the team that won the\N Kanto boys' soccer tournament.
HANA: Kaneda Akinori, captain of the prestigious\N Tama Central Junior High team.
HANA: Hasegawa Yudai from Seiran Junior High.
HANA: Lee Jong Suk, also from Seiran Junior High.
HANA: Have you achieved \Nanything of note in Ehime?
HANA: What's my bro thinking?
HANA: The front desk's over there.
HANA: You pay the 5,000 yen\N registration fee there.
HANA: Good luck. Do your best. See ya.
ASHITO: Wow.
ASHITO: A grass field!
ASHITO: I get to play soccer on \Nsuch a beautiful field today!
ASHITO: I wish Shun could see this!
DATE: I'm Date, the head coach.
DATE: As you may already know, Tokyo City Esperion FC\N is in its ninth year in the J1 League.
DATE: We've won the league title once, \Nand the Emperor's Cup once, too.
DATE: Our first team's record is solid.
DATE: And it all comes down to the \Ntraining of our youth players.
DATE: Esperion's youth coaching is \Nconsidered the finest in Japan.
DATE: You can take it from here, Manager Fukuda.
FUKUDA: Thank you all for coming today.
FUKUDA: I believe that a team that fails to nurture\N the next generation has no future.
FUKUDA: In reality, however, pro soccer clubs end up
FUKUDA: having to acquire players from other clubs \Nto shore up any weaknesses in their team.
FUKUDA: But what if that player you acquire\N ends up being a disappointment?
FUKUDA: There's no such issue with players who \Nwe've raised from when they were young.
FUKUDA: We know their skills and \Npersonalities better than anyone.
FUKUDA: Plus their strengths and weaknesses.
FUKUDA: You guys can soak up the club's\Nstyle of play as you train.
FUKUDA: That's what it means to "raise" players.
FUKUDA: The future of Japanese \Nsoccer lies in raising players.
FUKUDA: If you pass today, we'll work together.
FUKUDA: If you don't, use this experience \Nto become a better player,
FUKUDA: then come laugh at us because \Nwe couldn't see your potential.
FUKUDA: All right!
FUKUDA: How was that, Benzen? No flubs whatsoever.
BENZEN: You just ruined it.
ASHITO: Crap. I know hardly anything about the\N J.League, youth teams, or this club.
ASHITO: I only came 'cause I was invited...
ASHITO: And yet, I can't get my heart to calm down!
FUKUDA: Oh, just one more thing.
FUKUDA: It's quite rare for us to snap up\Nany players from these tryouts.
FUKUDA: There's a good chance we won't pick any of you.
ASHITO: What?
ASHITO: Why'd you spring that on us now, old man?!
BENZEN: What's that?! Show some respect!
ASHITO: But it's not fair!
ASHITO: So many people came here,\Nall wanting to get in!
ASHITO: Not picking anyone's just plain wrong!
TSUKISHIMA: M-Manager Fukuda...
FUKUDA: Oh, right. I guess I didn't mention that part.
FUKUDA: It slipped my mind, Ashito. \NI was kinda short on time. My bad.
ASHITO: H-He's wearing sandals?!
ASHITO: Th-This team's managed \Nby a crazy, creepy old man.
FUKUDA: Youth teams aren't soccer schools. \NWe can only take players who are game-ready.
FUKUDA: In last year's intake, with the \Nplayers one year above you,
FUKUDA: we added 15 players to our youth team.
FUKUDA: Of these, three were scouted, \None made it in from the tryouts,
FUKUDA: and 11 got promoted\N from the junior youth team.
ASHITO: Promoted... from the junior youth team?
FUKUDA: Yes. Most of the time, \Nover half the youth team intake
FUKUDA: is made up of players promoted \Nfrom the junior youth team.
FUKUDA: Last year, there were 25 third-years\N in the junior youth team.
FUKUDA: Which means 14 kids who'd worked hard\N believing they'd be promoted weren't.
FUKUDA: Then there's the scouted players.
FUKUDA: Talent scouts are always on the \Nlookout for promising players in Tokyo.
FUKUDA: If we find someone worthwhile, we negotiate\N directly with them to join the team.
ASHITO: So you're saying I wasn't "worthwhile"?
FUKUDA: In short, thanks to the work done by our\N scout team, we already know all about you.
FUKUDA: All 86 of you here today are players\N we didn't think were worth snapping up.
BENZEN: Hey, now...
TSUKISHIMA: Don't say it like that, Manager Fukuda.
DATE: Fukuda...
FUKUDA: However...
FUKUDA: All of you already know that.
FUKUDA: You know your worth, but you came here to take\N a chance on what is a very slim possibility.
FUKUDA: So many of you came here\Nwanting to join Tokyo City Esperion.
FUKUDA: Players who can crawl up through a \Ncrowd like this really do shine through.
FUKUDA: I'd say that spark is essential to this club.
FUKUDA: That spirit of defiance. \NA player who can turn the tables.
FUKUDA: We'd kill to get players like that.
FUKUDA: Display that spark and we will find you.
FUKUDA: So do your best.
APPLICANTS: Yeah!
BENZEN: The first stage of assessment\N is the fitness test.
TSUKISHIMA: That's 6.1 seconds.
APPLICANT A: A new PB!
OHTOMO: Hey, you're trembling.
ASHITO: Huh?
OHTOMO: S-Seems like I am, too.
OHTOMO: I get a stomachache when I'm nervous.
OHTOMO: It hurts.
ASHITO: You're the very first person who's spoken\N to me since I got here. Congratulations!
ASHITO: I'm Aoi Ashito.
ASHITO: My position is "Genius Forward."
OHTOMO: I'm Ohtomo Eisaku.
OHTOMO: But forget about names! \NThis is all your fault!
ASHITO: Huh?
OHTOMO: Because you couldn't keep your mouth shut, \NManager Fukuda gave us that speech.
OHTOMO: And now, everyone's fired up.
OHTOMO: A bunch of 'em were\N bundles of nerves before.
OHTOMO: I actually had a shot...
ASHITO: Oh, is that so?
ASHITO: You're right. Lots of these guys \Nlooked super stiff at the start.
ASHITO: But I like it this way better.
OHTOMO: Huh?
ASHITO: I get to play soccer with \Nthese guys at their best.
TSUKISHIMA: Next up, we'll play some \N20-minute mini-games of 7-on-7.
TSUKISHIMA: This is the most important\N element of the first stage.
TSUKISHIMA: Good luck, everyone!
OHTOMO: Who the hell decided these teams?
OHTOMO: This is so unfair.
ASHITO: Bring it on!
HANA: Hey, bro! How's the grading going?
FUKUDA: Hana, I told you not to call me \Nthat out here on the field.
HANA: Oh, sorry, "Manager Fukuda."
TSUKIHIMA: Hana-chan, I'm sorry for making \Nyou work under this scorching sun.
TSUKIHIMA: Even if you're Manager Fukuda's sister...
HANA: I don't mind!
HANA: It's nothing compared to the guys out there. \NThey're putting their careers on the line.
HANA: Though the game going on here\N seems kinda... one-sided.
OHTOMO: Hey! What do you think you're doing?!
OHTOMO: Don't try and do it all by yourself!
OHTOMO: You keep giving the ball away, Ehime!
ASHITO: It's 'cause you guys aren't passing to me!
ASHITO: I wanna score, but since no one's passing to me,
ASHITO: I have to take it upfield all by myself!
OHTOMO: No one's passing to you 'cause you \Ndon't let go of it once you have it!
OHTOMO: Despite all that big talk, \Nyou're just another show-off.
OHTOMO: You've got the guts to try things. \NI can see that.
OHTOMO: And it's not all your fault.
OHTOMO: We've got zero teamwork.
OHTOMO: We need to pull ourselves together.
SPECTATOR A: The white team appears to be arguing.
SPECTATOR A: It's understandable, though. \NThey're totally outclassed.
SPECTATOR B: Especially by that guy, \NTachibana Soichiro.
ASHITO: What was that?!
SPECTATOR B: Rumor is, the main purpose of these tryouts\N is to work out whether or not to sign him up.
ASHITO: Nice!
ASHITO: I'm free over here!
ASHITO: I'm free!
OHTOMO: Don't worry, Kaneda! It was a nice try!
HANA: Bro, is it really okay to have such a \Nhuge gap in skills between the teams?
FUKUDA: Their careers are at stake in these tryouts.
FUKUDA: All of them want to stand out and be noticed.
FUKUDA: It's all me, me, me.
FUKUDA: In a makeshift team where\N no one knows each other,
FUKUDA: showing off your A-game\N is next to impossible.
FUKUDA: "What's needed right now?"
FUKUDA: "What role should I play in\N this imperfect situation?"
FUKUDA: We aren't judging their \Nphysicality or techniques.
: We're judging their ability\N to think—their intelligence.
COACH A: That boy from Ehime's no good.
COACH A: He's stopped moving completely.
COACH B: Why'd Manager Fukuda even get him\N to come all the way out here?
ASHITO: Dammit. My bad habit strikes again.
OHTOMO: You're just another show-off!
ASHITO: It was thanks to my friends that\N I could play the way I wanted.
ASHITO: I must never forget that.
ASHITO: Playing with these guys,\N I can see that they're all skilled.
ASHITO: I want to play real soccer with these guys!
ASHITO: Ohtomo!
COACH A: Hey, what's he doing?
COACH A: He's a forward, but he's dropped\N all the way into defense...
COACH B: Is he still hung up on making a \Ngrandstand play this late in the game?
OHTOMO: What are you doing, Ehime?
OHTOMO: Pass it back to me! C'mon already!
NAKANO: Keep the ball away from our goal area!
BENZEN: Five minutes left! Do your absolute\N best so you won't have any regrets!
ASHITO: Bear with it! I can do this!
COACH A: Unfortunately, he hasn't made the cut, \Neven though he came all the way from Ehime...
COACH A: Aoi \N\hAshito
KANEDA: Dammit!
KANEDA: What the heck is he doing?!
ASHITO: Please...
ASHITO: I'm begging you! Just take \None more step into our half!
OHTOMO: What's going on?
OHTOMO: Why's Ehime keeping the ball in that area?
OHTOMO: What's he aiming to do?
RED TEAM NO.16: Funky Hair over there\N is totally panicking.
LEE: Yeah.
LEE: If we press him, we can win back the ball.
LEE: Let's go.
HANA: Ah! What's he doing?! Why's he \Ndribbling towards his own goal?!
OHTOMO: Kaneda, run!
ASHITO: Eat that!
OHTOMO: Awesome! Well done, Kaneda!
OHTOMO: That was me! My instruction was key!
OHTOMO: Without it, you wouldn't have\N been there, right? Right?!
ASHITO: Hey! Did ya see that?!
ASHITO: I'm the guy who shines even when he\N doesn't score! Yup, that's me, Aoi Ashito!
ASHITO: Me, me, me, me!
ASHITO: I-It was pure luck that it actually worked...
ASHITO: Assists feel great, huh?
TSUKISHIMA: Amazing!
TSUKISHIMA: So cool! What a treat we just witnessed, huh?
TSUKISHIMA: It was all so perfectly timed, wasn't it?
TSUKISHIMA: As the forward, he dropped\Nall the way into his own half,
TSUKISHIMA: and drew in the opposition. \NEven their defenders.
TSUKISHIMA: That created an opening in the \Nother half for a fraction of a second.
TSUKISHIMA: He seized that chance to send a long\N pass upfield with pinpoint precision.
TSUKISHIMA: In his play, I saw a glimpse of his bird's-eye\N view that covers the whole field!
FUKUDA: Okay, time's up!
FUKUDA: We will now go decide which 11 players\N move on to the final stage of assessment.
OHTOMO: How can you eat so much, Aoi?
ASHITO: Why are you hardly eating, Ohtomo?
OHTOMO: The food won't go down 'cause \NI'm nervous about whether I made the cut.
OHTOMO: I didn't get any time on\Nthe ball... Like, at all...
COACH A: Tachibana Soichiro. Kaneda Akinori.
COACH A: Hasegawa Yudai. Lee Jong Suk.
COACH A: They're all solid choices.
FUKUDA: Tsukishima, what do you think?
TSUKISHIMA: Ohtomo Eisaku-kun!
TSUKISHIMA: He was very unique.
COACH C: Ohtomo Eisaku?
COACH C: I don't think he did anything of note...
TSUKISHIMA: It was more his behavior on and \Noff the field, rather than his skills.
TSUKISHIMA: Did you notice?
DATE: Of course.
BENZEN: I did, too.
TSUKISHIMA: Even before the tryouts started, \Nhe was chatting to different players.
TSUKISHIMA: Especially those on the white team\N with numbers close to his.
TSUKISHIMA: Do you know what that means?
TSUKISHIMA: In those interactions with players \Nlikely to be on his team in the mini-game,
TSUKISHIMA: he was gauging their \Npersonalities and playing styles.
COACH C: Aren't you reading too much into it?
TSUKISHIMA: No, no, I'm telling you. \NTrust me. He's a shrewd one.
TSUKISHIMA: He was also the only one who tried to pump up\N his team when the chips were down.
FUKUDA: We're short on midfielders, so let's keep him.
COACH A: The real question mark is Aoi Ashito.
COACH A: We're very split on him.
ASHITO: W-Wait, you...
ASHITO: I see. I didn't realize\N you were a cafeteria lady.
HANA: I'm not! You saw me helping out \Nwith the tryouts!
HANA: I'm just volunteering for today.\NI'm just a normal junior high school student.
HANA: But never mind that.
HANA: No more seconds for you.
ASHITO: What?!
HANA: Why's that surprising?
HANA: If you make the cut, you \Nhave to play again right away.
HANA: On top of that, you've had too much \Nfried food, which is hard to digest.
HANA: Hey...
HANA: A reckless guy like you couldn't think far enough\N ahead to pull off a perfect pass like that.
HANA: So was it just a happy accident?
ASHITO: To be honest with you, \NI'm not totally sure myself.
ASHITO: They'd completely owned \Nus up until that point,
ASHITO: so I just looked around the field, \Nthinking we had to do something.
ASHITO: It's a habit of mine.
ASHITO: Looking around the field calms me down.
ASHITO: I don't really remember much after that.
ASHITO: My body just sort of reacted...
HANA: I see! So it was intuition!
HANA: I'm so relieved.
HANA: I knew it wasn't something \Na mere teenager could copy.
ASHITO: Huh?
HANA: My all-time favorite player said\N he never stopped thinking about soccer.
HANA: During training, during a match, \Neven when he wasn't playing soccer,
HANA: he thought and thought\N and... thought about it.
HANA: If you do, "You're able to do things\N without thinking about them."
HANA: "That's when you've truly \Nmastered your craft," he said.
HANA: "It's similar to intuition, but different."
HANA: Good luck.
HANA: "A man is but a thinking reed."
HANA: I'm Ichijo Hana. Nice to meet you!
HANA: I'm Manager Fukuda's sister. \NOr well, sister-in-law.
ANNOUNCER: Goal!
ANNOUNCER: Unstoppable 23-year-old, Fukuda Tatsuya,
ANNOUNCER: sent a laser beam of a long pass \Nupfield from inside his own half!
ANNOUNCEMENT: Attention, all candidates.
ANNOUNCEMENT: We have selected who will \Nmove on to the next stage.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Please make your way to the field.

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# Glue
ASHITO: Is that the Tokyo Met building?
DRIVER: No, it's just a regular office building.
DRIVER: So where are you trying to go?
ASHITO: Tokyo City Esperion's Soccer Town.
ASHITO: I'm here to play soccer.
ASHITO: And take part in the youth team tryouts.
ASHITO: All of this is one big soccer facility?!
ASHITO: They must be here for tryouts like me.
ASHITO: Guess I'd better get out there!
ASHITO: Oh, uh, the registration fee...
ASHITO: Oh, sorry.
HANA: Are you the one from Ehime?
ASHITO: Uh, yeah, I am, but how did you...
HANA: Your hair.
HANA: I was told a guy with hair \Nlike Valderrama's was coming.
HANA: My bro said it, not me.
ASHITO: Your bro?!
ASHITO: Cut that out!
ASHITO: Who the heck are you anyway,\N showin' up outta nowhere?!
HANA: My bro's been going on and on about you.
HANA: So annoying.
MIBU: Hana-chan, hurry it up.
MIBU: The tryouts are about to start.
HANA: Oh, coming!
HANA: Follow me.
HANA: You're here for the tryouts, right?
HANA: We have a total of 86 hopefuls.
HANA: Candidates with promise include:
HANA: Tachibana Soichiro from  \NYokoyama Musashino's Junior Youth team.
HANA: He was on the team that won the\N Kanto boys' soccer tournament.
HANA: Kaneda Akinori, captain of the prestigious\N Tama Central Junior High team.
HANA: Hasegawa Yudai from Seiran Junior High.
HANA: Lee Jong Suk, also from Seiran Junior High.
HANA: Have you achieved \Nanything of note in Ehime?
HANA: What's my bro thinking?
HANA: The front desk's over there.
HANA: You pay the 5,000 yen\N registration fee there.
HANA: Good luck. Do your best. See ya.
ASHITO: Wow.
ASHITO: A grass field!
ASHITO: I get to play soccer on \Nsuch a beautiful field today!
ASHITO: I wish Shun could see this!
DATE: I'm Date, the head coach.
DATE: As you may already know,
DATE: Tokyo City Esperion FC is in its \Nninth year in the J1 League.
DATE: We've won the league title once, \Nand the Emperor's Cup once, too.
DATE: Our first team's record is solid.
DATE: And it all comes down to the \Ntraining of our youth players.
DATE: Esperion's youth coaching is \Nconsidered the finest in Japan.
DATE: You can take it from here, Manager Fukuda.
FUKUDA: Thank you all for coming today.
FUKUDA: I believe that a team that fails to nurture\N the next generation has no future.
FUKUDA: In reality, however, pro soccer clubs end up
FUKUDA: having to acquire players from other clubs \Nto shore up any weaknesses in their team.
FUKUDA: But what if that player you acquire\N ends up being a disappointment?
FUKUDA: There's no such issue with players who \Nwe've raised from when they were young.
FUKUDA: We know their skills and \Npersonalities better than anyone.
FUKUDA: Plus their strengths and weaknesses.
FUKUDA: You guys can soak up the club's\Nstyle of play as you train.
FUKUDA: That's what it means to "raise" players.
FUKUDA: The future of Japanese \Nsoccer lies in raising players.
FUKUDA: If you pass today, we'll work together.
FUKUDA: If you don't, use this experience \Nto become a better player,
FUKUDA: then come laugh at us because \Nwe couldn't see your potential.
FUKUDA: All right!
FUKUDA: How was that, Benzen? No flubs whatsoever.
BENZEN: You just ruined it.
ASHITO: Crap. I know hardly anything about the\N J.League, youth teams, or this club.
ASHITO: I only came 'cause I was invited...
ASHITO: And yet, I can't get my heart to calm down!
FUKUDA: Oh, just one more thing.
FUKUDA: It's quite rare for us to snap up\Nany players from these tryouts.
FUKUDA: There's a good chance we won't pick any of you.
ASHITO: What?
ASHITO: Why'd you spring that on us now, old man?!
BENZEN: What's that?! Show some respect!
ASHITO: But it's not fair!
ASHITO: So many people came here,\Nall wanting to get in!
ASHITO: Not picking anyone's just plain wrong!
TSUKISHIMA: M-Manager Fukuda...
FUKUDA: Oh, right. I guess I didn't mention that part.
FUKUDA: It slipped my mind, Ashito.
FUKUDA: I was kinda short on time. My bad.
ASHITO: H-He's wearing sandals?!
ASHITO: Th-This team's managed \Nby a crazy, creepy old man.
FUKUDA: Youth teams aren't soccer schools.
FUKUDA: We can only take players who are game-ready.
FUKUDA: In last year's intake, with the \Nplayers one year above you,
FUKUDA: we added 15 players to our youth team.
FUKUDA: Of these, three were scouted, \None made it in from the tryouts,
FUKUDA: and 11 got promoted\N from the junior youth team.
ASHITO: Promoted... from the junior youth team?
FUKUDA: Yes.
FUKUDA: Most of the time, \Nover half the youth team intake
FUKUDA: is made up of players promoted \Nfrom the junior youth team.
FUKUDA: Last year, there were 25 third-years\N in the junior youth team.
FUKUDA: Which means 14 kids who'd worked hard\N believing they'd be promoted weren't.
FUKUDA: Then there's the scouted players.
FUKUDA: Talent scouts are always on the \Nlookout for promising players in Tokyo.
FUKUDA: If we find someone worthwhile, we negotiate\N directly with them to join the team.
ASHITO: So you're saying I wasn't "worthwhile"?
FUKUDA: In short, thanks to the work done by our\N scout team, we already know all about you.
FUKUDA: All 86 of you here today are players\N we didn't think were worth snapping up.
BENZEN: Hey, now...
TSUKISHIMA: Don't say it like that, Manager Fukuda.
DATE: Fukuda...
FUKUDA: However...
FUKUDA: All of you already know that.
FUKUDA: You know your worth, but you came here to take\N a chance on what is a very slim possibility.
FUKUDA: So many of you came here\Nwanting to join Tokyo City Esperion.
FUKUDA: Players who can crawl up through a \Ncrowd like this really do shine through.
FUKUDA: I'd say that spark is essential to this club.
FUKUDA: That spirit of defiance. \NA player who can turn the tables.
FUKUDA: We'd kill to get players like that.
FUKUDA: Display that spark and we will find you.
FUKUDA: So do your best.
APPLICANTS: Yeah!
BENZEN: The first stage of assessment\N is the fitness test.
TSUKISHIMA: That's 6.1 seconds.
APPLICANT A: A new PB!
OHTOMO: Hey, you're trembling.
ASHITO: Huh?
OHTOMO: S-Seems like I am, too.
OHTOMO: I get a stomachache when I'm nervous.
OHTOMO: It hurts.
ASHITO: You're the very first person who's spoken\N to me since I got here. Congratulations!
ASHITO: I'm Aoi Ashito.
ASHITO: My position is "Genius Forward."
OHTOMO: I'm Ohtomo Eisaku.
OHTOMO: But forget about names! This is all your fault!
ASHITO: Huh?
OHTOMO: Because you couldn't keep your mouth shut, \NManager Fukuda gave us that speech.
OHTOMO: And now, everyone's fired up.
OHTOMO: A bunch of 'em were\N bundles of nerves before.
OHTOMO: I actually had a shot...
ASHITO: Oh, is that so?
ASHITO: You're right. Lots of these guys \Nlooked super stiff at the start.
ASHITO: But I like it this way better.
OHTOMO: Huh?
ASHITO: I get to play soccer with \Nthese guys at their best.
TSUKISHIMA: Next up, we'll play some \N20-minute mini-games of 7-on-7.
TSUKISHIMA: This is the most important\N element of the first stage.
TSUKISHIMA: Good luck, everyone!
OHTOMO: Who the hell decided these teams?
OHTOMO: This is so unfair.
ASHITO: Bring it on!
HANA: Hey, bro! How's the grading going?
FUKUDA: Hana, I told you not to call me \Nthat out here on the field.
HANA: Oh, sorry, "Manager Fukuda."
TSUKIHIMA: Hana-chan, I'm sorry for making \Nyou work under this scorching sun.
TSUKIHIMA: Even if you're Manager Fukuda's sister...
HANA: I don't mind!
HANA: It's nothing compared to the guys out there.
HANA: They're putting their careers on the line.
HANA: Though the game going on here\N seems kinda... one-sided.
OHTOMO: Hey! What do you think you're doing?!
OHTOMO: Don't try and do it all by yourself!
OHTOMO: You keep giving the ball away, Ehime!
ASHITO: It's 'cause you guys aren't passing to me!
ASHITO: I wanna score, but since no one's passing to me,
ASHITO: I have to take it upfield all by myself!
OHTOMO: No one's passing to you 'cause you \Ndon't let go of it once you have it!
OHTOMO: Despite all that big talk, \Nyou're just another show-off.
OHTOMO: You've got the guts to try things. \NI can see that.
OHTOMO: And it's not all your fault.
OHTOMO: We've got zero teamwork.
OHTOMO: We need to pull ourselves together.
SPECTATOR A: The white team appears to be arguing.
SPECTATOR A: It's understandable, though. \NThey're totally outclassed.
SPECTATOR B: Especially by that guy, \NTachibana Soichiro.
ASHITO: What was that?!
SPECTATOR B: Rumor is, the main purpose of these tryouts\N is to work out whether or not to sign him up.
ASHITO: Nice!
ASHITO: I'm free over here!
ASHITO: I'm free!
OHTOMO: Don't worry, Kaneda! It was a nice try!
HANA: Bro, is it really okay to have such a \Nhuge gap in skills between the teams?
FUKUDA: Their careers are at stake in these tryouts.
FUKUDA: All of them want to stand out and be noticed.
FUKUDA: It's all me, me, me.
FUKUDA: In a makeshift team where\N no one knows each other,
FUKUDA: showing off your A-game\N is next to impossible.
FUKUDA: "What's needed right now?"
FUKUDA: "What role should I play in\N this imperfect situation?"
FUKUDA: We aren't judging their \Nphysicality or techniques.
: We're judging their ability\N to think—their intelligence.
COACH A: That boy from Ehime's no good.
COACH A: He's stopped moving completely.
COACH B: Why'd Manager Fukuda even get him\N to come all the way out here?
ASHITO: Dammit. My bad habit strikes again.
OHTOMO: You're just another show-off!
ASHITO: It was thanks to my friends that\N I could play the way I wanted.
ASHITO: I must never forget that.
ASHITO: Playing with these guys,\N I can see that they're all skilled.
ASHITO: I want to play real soccer with these guys!
ASHITO: Ohtomo!
COACH A: Hey, what's he doing?
COACH A: He's a forward, but he's dropped\N all the way into defense...
COACH B: Is he still hung up on making a \Ngrandstand play this late in the game?
OHTOMO: What are you doing, Ehime?
OHTOMO: Pass it back to me! C'mon already!
NAKANO: Keep the ball away from our goal area!
BENZEN: Five minutes left! Do your absolute\N best so you won't have any regrets!
ASHITO: Bear with it! I can do this!
COACH A: Unfortunately, he hasn't made the cut, \Neven though he came all the way from Ehime...
COACH A: Aoi \N\hAshito
KANEDA: Dammit!
KANEDA: What the heck is he doing?!
ASHITO: Please...
ASHITO: I'm begging you! Just take \None more step into our half!
OHTOMO: What's going on?
OHTOMO: Why's Ehime keeping the ball in that area?
OHTOMO: What's he aiming to do?
RED TEAM NO.16: Funky Hair over there\N is totally panicking.
LEE: Yeah.
LEE: If we press him, we can win back the ball.
LEE: Let's go.
HANA: Ah! What's he doing?!
HANA: Why's he dribbling towards his own goal?!
OHTOMO: Kaneda, run!
ASHITO: Eat that!
OHTOMO: Awesome! Well done, Kaneda!
OHTOMO: That was me! My instruction was key!
OHTOMO: Without it, you wouldn't have\N been there, right? Right?!
ASHITO: Hey! Did ya see that?!
ASHITO: I'm the guy who shines even when he\N doesn't score! Yup, that's me, Aoi Ashito!
ASHITO: Me, me, me, me!
ASHITO: I-It was pure luck that it actually worked...
ASHITO: Assists feel great, huh?
TSUKISHIMA: Amazing!
TSUKISHIMA: So cool! What a treat we just witnessed, huh?
TSUKISHIMA: It was all so perfectly timed, wasn't it?
TSUKISHIMA: As the forward, he dropped\Nall the way into his own half,
TSUKISHIMA: and drew in the opposition. \NEven their defenders.
TSUKISHIMA: That created an opening in the \Nother half for a fraction of a second.
TSUKISHIMA: He seized that chance to send a long\N pass upfield with pinpoint precision.
TSUKISHIMA: In his play, I saw a glimpse of his bird's-eye\N view that covers the whole field!
FUKUDA: Okay, time's up!
FUKUDA: We will now go decide which 11 players\N move on to the final stage of assessment.
OHTOMO: How can you eat so much, Aoi?
ASHITO: Why are you hardly eating, Ohtomo?
OHTOMO: The food won't go down 'cause \NI'm nervous about whether I made the cut.
OHTOMO: I didn't get any time on\Nthe ball... Like, at all...
COACH A: Tachibana Soichiro. Kaneda Akinori.
COACH A: Hasegawa Yudai. Lee Jong Suk.
COACH A: They're all solid choices.
FUKUDA: Tsukishima, what do you think?
TSUKISHIMA: Ohtomo Eisaku-kun!
TSUKISHIMA: He was very unique.
COACH C: Ohtomo Eisaku?
COACH C: I don't think he did anything of note...
TSUKISHIMA: It was more his behavior on and \Noff the field, rather than his skills.
TSUKISHIMA: Did you notice?
DATE: Of course.
BENZEN: I did, too.
TSUKISHIMA: Even before the tryouts started, \Nhe was chatting to different players.
TSUKISHIMA: Especially those on the white team\N with numbers close to his.
TSUKISHIMA: Do you know what that means?
TSUKISHIMA: In those interactions with players \Nlikely to be on his team in the mini-game,
TSUKISHIMA: he was gauging their \Npersonalities and playing styles.
COACH C: Aren't you reading too much into it?
TSUKISHIMA: No, no, I'm telling you. \NTrust me. He's a shrewd one.
TSUKISHIMA: He was also the only one who tried to pump up\N his team when the chips were down.
FUKUDA: We're short on midfielders, so let's keep him.
COACH A: The real question mark is Aoi Ashito.
COACH A: We're very split on him.
ASHITO: W-Wait, you...
ASHITO: I see. I didn't realize\N you were a cafeteria lady.
HANA: I'm not! You saw me helping out \Nwith the tryouts!
HANA: I'm just volunteering for today.\NI'm just a normal junior high school student.
HANA: But never mind that.
HANA: No more seconds for you.
ASHITO: What?!
HANA: Why's that surprising?
HANA: If you make the cut, you \Nhave to play again right away.
HANA: On top of that, you've had too much \Nfried food, which is hard to digest.
HANA: Hey...
HANA: A reckless guy like you couldn't think far enough\N ahead to pull off a perfect pass like that.
HANA: So was it just a happy accident?
ASHITO: To be honest with you, \NI'm not totally sure myself.
ASHITO: They'd completely owned \Nus up until that point,
ASHITO: so I just looked around the field, \Nthinking we had to do something.
ASHITO: It's a habit of mine.
ASHITO: Looking around the field calms me down.
ASHITO: I don't really remember much after that.
ASHITO: My body just sort of reacted...
HANA: I see! So it was intuition!
HANA: I'm so relieved.
HANA: I knew it wasn't something \Na mere teenager could copy.
ASHITO: Huh?
HANA: My all-time favorite player said\N he never stopped thinking about soccer.
HANA: During training, during a match, \Neven when he wasn't playing soccer,
HANA: he thought and thought\N and... thought about it.
HANA: If you do, "You're able to do things\N without thinking about them."
HANA: "That's when you've truly \Nmastered your craft," he said.
HANA: "It's similar to intuition, but different."
HANA: Good luck.
HANA: "A man is but a thinking reed."
HANA: I'm Ichijo Hana. Nice to meet you!
HANA: I'm Manager Fukuda's sister. \NOr well, sister-in-law.
ANNOUNCER: Goal!
ANNOUNCER: Unstoppable 23-year-old, Fukuda Tatsuya,
ANNOUNCER: sent a laser beam of a long pass \Nupfield from inside his own half!
ANNOUNCEMENT: Attention, all candidates.
ANNOUNCEMENT: We have selected who will \Nmove on to the next stage.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Please make your way to the field.