Ted Lasso 3x12 REACTION - The final ever episode...

[@clindholm9396]

As a note: Nate put together the Believe sign and painted the tear lines with gold to mimic kintsugi, the Japanese art form where broken pottery is mended with an adhesive that includes gold dust. The finished product does not hide how it was once broken, but shows how it is renewed and often becomes even more beautiful because it is mended.

[@clindholm9396]

PS: I love that Rebecca sold the shares to the fans. The bit where Bas, Paul and Jeremy referred to her as the mom they never clearly made an impression! And especially after that episode where she rebukes the other owners.

[@msmrsro]

How one person can be so impactful to so many. 😢😊

[@coolyoutubeluke]

I seriously don't think a show has moved me as much as this show has. I think it's timeless.

[@Crazyivan777]

Didn't realize until a second watch, but Rupert's downfall isn't the loss of the club - Rebecca always pointed out that no one saw him for the monster he was, and finally everyone not only saw it, but called him on it ("Wanker!")

[@9709Nick]

And to be called a Wanker by the team that you love, at the home ground, the place you loved for years, that must've been though

[@riaglitta]

@@9709Nick The field he used to sneak into as a kid, that meant everything to him. The poetic justice of it all. :)

[@gloriaeverson8577]

A throuple for Dani Rojas is not new. He was in the middle of a throuple when he woke up screaming after he accidently killed Earl Greyhound.

[@GeorgeSierra-wd2ey]

That’s why he asked for two tee shirts from Zava.

[@gaborkiss650]

This show broke me but in a good way. Is that even a thing? What an incredible journey. They set up like 3 different spin off possibilities but I honestly don't know if I want to risk ruining perfection...

[@lashier13]

You heard Beard, perfection's boring. Unless it's something like spaghetti bolognese, or Grace Kelly's eyes. I'll be honest, I just want more, but Ted Lasso should definitely end here. A sequel series just called Richmond would be fine by me, and it'd mirror Trent's book at the end.

[@c3wichman]

One of the other comments mentioned how the the "Believe" sign is now a mimic kintsugi, repaired using gold dust to show with beauty in something broken being made whole again...I think that works with people sometimes

[@DaniG-ex3vf]

Discovering the fate of Ted Lasso’s ripped BELIEVE sign brings tear to my eyes. This is the most WHOLESOME of moments of the past three seasons.

[@DrEsky914]

And watching the team put it together themselves as a team, as a family. wow, perfection.

[@joeypotter6051]

This was SUCH a good episode. The Ted and Nate scene was what hit me the hardest. The perfect apology scene, conveying all the emotion without wasting any time or overdoing it. I also LOOOOOVED Sassy at the end of the game when Rupert is being chanted off the field. So good. Loved that they played Nate's false nine, and Jamie's Oscar-worthy performance "give me the ball"! And the callback to Kintsugi - the Japanese art of mending something with gold to make it stronger and more beautiful. Nate used gold to reconstruct the BELIEVE sign. MY HEART.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Technically not the false 9 it was the first play Nate suggested in episode one, where Jamie is playing decoy. Leaving Sam free to score.

[@marybethloup9853]

I love your catch about the mended sign!

[@JordanLove593]

I cried almost throughout the entire episode. I'm so sad to see it end, but I couldn't think of a better way for it to have ended. My favourite show of all time, and will love it forever more Edit: on the last game of the Premier League, it's traditional that all the games are played at the same day on the final day

[@michaelwalker7400]

I would have liked to hear more updates on the City game during the game, maybe have the game tied when the Richmond game ended, then tease the final result when Ted gets the newspapers.

[@kevinhunter-yf4nr]

@@michaelwalker7400why? That’s not what the show is about. The whole point is that the City score didn’t matter, it had no impact on their journey.

[@michaelwalker7400]

@@kevinhunter-yf4nr because on the actual final day those results would keep coming in.

[@kevinhunter-yf4nr]

@@michaelwalker7400 but it provides no purpose to the story.

[@marybethloup9853]

The song IS from The Sound of Music. 😀

[@fayesouthall6604]

I just watched it and it killed me. 😊 Your reaction was exactly like mine. Rebecca sold 49% of the club to lots of fans it was worth £1 billion. Personally I think it’s done.

[@ClarkJ2265]

I wonder how much a share cost.

[@KMcDermott829]

@@ClarkJ2265 Me too! It seems like Mae bought a lot! Also, I LOVE that Baz' last name is "Primrose!" You know the writers did that on purpose - gave him the most sickly-sweet last name they could think of, since he's been such a foul-mouthed football hooligan throughout. (But entirely loveable, of course, as are Paul and Jeremy.)

[@kvoltti]

When they put the sign back together… sobbing

[@tgram2307]

Finished watching the finale, cried like a baby. Came immediately here and watched your reaction. Cried like a baby again.

[@ClarkJ2265]

You’re not crying! I’m crying! Thanks for watching this with me. I love your raw emotion and commentary.

[@surf71]

It was as great as a finale as you could get. A shining light in these otherwise dark and shitty times.

[@jq8913]

What a great conclusion to an incredible show. They wrapped everything up so much and still managed to keep it open to spinoffs. We saw the Ussie guy, team singing and dancing to Sound of Music, Dutch guy and his daughter, Jamie and Roy being best friends, Willis is Beards name, Colin kissing his bf, Ted back in KC, Jacob being an ass, the Believe sign, Roy in therapy, Keeley being independent and starting KBPR, Nate reuniting with the team, Coach Kent and hanging Phoebe's boob picture, Ted's dance, Roy joining the Diamond Dogs, Sam on the National team, Ted learning offsides, Richmond Women's team (a new potential spinoff), and Rupert being basically booed off the field of his favorite childhood team after losing everything. Just so good.

[@jq8913]

Also as a complete non-Tedbecca guy that fake out at the start was awesome/alarming lol.

[@julieharden2433]

Even George, the jerk previous coach, got a story arc! He refused to injure Jamie. He did have a line he wouldn't cross! Just incredible writing.

[@rickykozak58]

@@julieharden2433 I loved that moment so much. Even in episode 9, his comments about Isaac and that being a line that you “DO NOT CROSS”, so at least he’s consistent 😅

[@jq8913]

​@@julieharden2433 I loved that part as well, it really further shows how alone Rupert really is.

[@artanis123]

Dude i reacted the same way as you. Cryed a lot xD I love you reacts with this show. Sorry for my english, spanish fan here! xDDD

[@charlesbenard2886]

Ted Lasso was luminous and inspiring It reminded us of the bedrock of ethics, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”. Not to be confused by this new dark rule, “do unto others before they do unto you “. Life is hard and the path forward is often obscured by our own clutter. Do away with all the unnecessary layers of drama and prejudice. Let in the light through the cracks of humor, kindness and love. If you find going through life is easy, you’re not doing it right. I wrote this before the final episode because, whatever happens then, nothing short of a plane crash will dim my love for this show. It’s not about the wins and losses , they’re now all better versions of themselves (except Rupert) and the best is yet to come. We will miss those characters but I won’t mind if the story telling stops here. We have the gift of imagination, let’s use it to make them live on in our hearts. RT Montréal PS Kudos to JS who clearly followed his gut in creating this show but we should also have a thought for the Apple exec who gave the green light.

[@kellifranklin4432]

Bravo! Well said.

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

THEY BROUGHT BACK THE DANCE FROM THE PILOT I literally popped like crazy for that also never thought I’d cry hearing bbq sauce but I lost it when Ted said that

[@BSinNYC]

You are a wonderful human being and it was a pleasure to watch this show along with you. Cheers, mate!

[@IndependentOutsider]

This show touched me in a way I cannot explain and it came into my life as a binge watch right after my brother and I lost our mom. This is one of the most amazing series I have ever watched and I will be forever grateful to the writers cast and crew for creating this show and adding something special to the world. Thanks so much to co-creators Jason Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt and Joe Kelly.

[@MrMarioski]

I originally watched this and to my astonishment I did not shed a tear. I was more happy of the journey of where everyone was going. Rewatching the finale with you however, I started ugly crying into my sandwich on my lunch 😭 It’s a wonderful send off. I’m also so happy Rebecca was able to find her mystery (flying 🥁) Dutchman

[@philiptom2799]

Ted's time at AFC Richmond is done. In his mind, it was always temporary. First it was his attempt to save his marriage. When that didn't happen, he refocused on Henry and getting back to him. 12 year olds don't stay 12. Eventually Henry will begin his own journey. The good news is I don't think Ted will be alone. Dr Jake did little endear himself to Henry and Michelle, maybe even hurting his own cause. I was never crazy about his lapse in ethics. The new Ted (the one who told his mom to f* you) will be more engaged with Henry and her. It was an amazing 36 episodes filled with laughter, tears and warm hearts. If this is all we get, so be it. It has the virtue of being the right show when cynicism is at an all time high. Before we judge, remember, we don't know what's going on in the other guy's life.

[@Knightowl1980]

This was very sweet. Binged your reactions recently and it’s so obvious you really enjoyed the show. Loved every second.

[@TerryYelmene]

As good as a series can be. Thanks for the jouney.

[@richardhitchin2105]

20:33 for the final match of the season, all Premiership teams play at the same time so there’s 10 matches going on at once.

[@cuchelo1]

Ah- thanks for spotting the wanker Rebecca dated at the beginning of the second season. I knew he had to be a callback, but I couldn't place him. He was the instigator for one of Roy's best moments in the series, IMO ("Don't you dare settle for fine"). Also, you were right about the "Cat" in the song 30:06 , altho it's not "Cat's in the Cradle", it's "Father and Son" by (now) Yusuf Islam, who used to be known as Cat Stevens. Bit of trivia- the song they close out on is Flaming Lips "Fight Test", which is so similar to "Father and Son" that Yusuf sued the band and now gets 75% of royalties for it, so he was paid twice for this epi! And like you, Roy's final moment in the show is the one that hit me the hardest.

[@jkyme]

A brilliant reaction for a brilliant final episode of a brilliant show. Love your reaction, especially how you don’t fight back your emotions. Keep it up. I’m a follower now!

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I was fighting them back 🤣😭

[@JMG1970]

Wow! Love the show and love you! Fantastic reaction video! You had me laughing and in tears....

[@paulsiebeneicher4536]

Adam, I took the whole ride thru all 3 seasons with you. Came to your channel for Ted Lasso but will stay subscribed. Enjoyed your insights and reactions.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Thankyou! What an amazing show, I started this with no expectations and every episode I was blown away. Thankyou for coming on this ride with me

[@meganpierce392]

Ted’s comment on Trent’s book leaves the possibility open for the series to continue but just not with Ted. The Ted Lasso metaphor is a way of life and everyone at the club understands it now.

[@sonofliberty1]

I really want to read that book and if it's not already being written as a tie-in then it should be.

[@cerberus01]

I think Ted's comment on the book was actually a comment on the series. Saying this show was not simply about him, but about the team and all those that it touched. So yeah, if they continue on I'd put money on the title changing to AFC Richmond

[@pramukhbajaj8257]

Just wanted to say thank you. Ted Lasso is my favourite show, and your videos give me a chance to appreciate each episode one more time. Was cute seeing you breakdown at multiple times during this one, made me feel better as a big bald bearded sensitive dude who bawled his eyes out during the final episode.

[@emilymcplugger]

You know what I loved about this? Rebecca looking at Rupert with pity, rather than hatred. Whilst her friends still hated him she no longer did.

[@troybaker8113]

Higgins statement to Roy to summed up the whole shows goal

[@Wayne1017FP]

This show is my all time favourite besides Scrubs. I could rewatch Scrubs for a million’s time and I bet I will revisit Ted Lasso often as well.

[@Mikeyw9119]

Add this show to the list of perfect stuff

[@maxwellleung6068]

The magic of this show is to make you laugh and cry at the same time. Love your reaction which is in fact same as mine on my first watch. And you just made me ( happily) well up once more. I hope there will be spin-off in any shape or form.

[@franknoge]

Well done, and good on ya! I came for the Ted Lasso reactions, I think I'll stick around for whatever else might happen. Best wishes from Orlando, FL.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Cheers Frank, btw I'm an Orlando Magic fan, so if I ever go to the USA, thats probably where i'd visit

[@Crazyivan777]

Thank you for coming on this journey with us. I've loved your commentary.

[@jeffbroemmel8003]

Loved your reaction seeing Roy going to therapy. It hit me too. Great reaction video.

[@SuperTigger1999]

man this show was a journey and l'm so glad l was able to watch your reactions to this, ty again the video was great and l hope you had a chill day fam

[@kristinaschlegel2680]

Thank you for such a beautiful and fun journey! You were a joy to have as a companion watching this show. ❤

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Thankyou for those kind words Kristina, I hope we cross paths again 🍻

[@kristinaschlegel2680]

@@AdamfromFWCI absolutely!!

[@shawnshawn588]

I can't believe it's over! What an incredible experience, an actual journey we took with this show. And this final episode was so incredibly rich with symbolism! Coach Beard's wedding at Stonehenge...during Summer Solstice! And in that short scene there was so much symbolism, from the pants he wore to the attendees! Ultimately, Ted Lasso is a beautiful show that shows us the incredible healing power of forgiveness. Maybe we need to call for a worldwide timeout...and tell everyone to just take a break and binge watch Ted Lasso. Thank you for your reaction video. I cried with you, too!

[@dolfyn73]

When I watched the show last night I cried several times throughout. Then I watched it again & cried again. Tonight I watched this reaction & I loved that you cried big manly tears in most of the same places that I cried - & as you cried, I cried yet again along with you! Ted Lasso is now my favourite show & I'm going to deeply miss looking forward to new episodes. Thanks for your reactions.

[@kellifranklin4432]

Very new to your channel. I absolutely loved this show and I hate that it's over. I just found this show in March and binged the whole series and played catch up until I got caught up. Apart from the cussing this is one of the most wholesome shows that's come out recently. Lol. It's got so much heart. I'm really going to miss this series but I look forward to more of your content!

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I am so happy that you had such a fun experience. Apologies for all the swearing too, Bill me ;) lol

[@amediumhorse]

I can't believe I actually felt bad for George this episode. Even if he is kind of a prick, getting shoved by the owner on the pitch is humiliating, and respect to Ted for seeing if he was okay.

[@nenegrey2282]

Henry is number 9 like his idol Jamie 🥺😢

[@subbtopp]

watching you be so emotional, vulnerable and allowing the tears to flow was adorable and sweet. Thanks for sharing. x

[@Oleuh888]

seeing sam in the nigerian national team had me crying like a baby🥹

[@mockingslur6945]

The word “Soccer” actually comes from the UK. I LOVED this show!

[@themightierpencil]

I was in shambles during this episode but ESPECIALLY when the team each pulled out their piece of the Believe sign😭😭

[@dansmart3182]

Ted lasso celebrating with the team was in the original 2013 espn skits.

[@jonbehrends4767]

Man, that series as a whole was amazing, found myself breaking down all the time in the last episode, but positively. Super wonderful all around!

[@josetrigueros3116]

I cry and laugh all the episode

[@ChicagoDB]

“So Long, Farewell” is of course a famous song from “The Sound of Music”

[@julieharden2433]

Apple moved the start time, so I stayed up to 1:15am watching this. It was worth it, but I am so tired this morning. Lol. What a great episode. I mean, even that jerk previous coach got a story arc! Such great writing. I would watch a Richmond AFC season 4.

[@Azmar.]

Higgins, Season 2, Episode 8 : "Fathers and Sons. They should really write songs about it."

[@lovecrime13]

I hate how they got us at the beginning with that Tebecca moment! That would’ve been the biggest reveal of the entire episode! She gave Ted so many chances to stay, but he still chose to leave. But I’m still glad that Rebecca and the rest of the gang are happy and thriving. It was a bittersweet ending though. Thank you so much for your TL reactions!

[@julieharden2433]

Ohhhhh! I'm gonna go watch your reactions to Hawkeye! I had such low expectations for that show, almost didn't watch it. But, it's turned into one of my faves. A Christmas watching tradition now.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Lol yes!!! I love it too. I'm about to pay an absurd amount of money for some Walmart exclusive Tracksuit Mafia action figures lol. My personal favourite of the marvel disney+ is What If. If you never saw it, definitely check it out. The Dr Strange episode is heartbreaking

[@brunettekoala]

I love that they didn't quite win - but they absolutely did in the John Wooden sense! I also wondered if some of the end montage is Ted dreaming while he's asleep on the plane. I don't know if Bex would have got the club in the divorce, because in Season 1 Rupert says in the pub that he has learned his lesson, so I think he had some kind of pre-nuptial agreement set up before marrying her. Hopefully she and her daughter are able to move forward with their own journey. I didn't get the feeling that she had the same interest in football whereas Rebecca grew up with it, her dad loved AFC Richmond as a supporter and so she knew and cared about football. What is wonderful is how Keeley and Sassy encourage her at the end showing her that 'she did that' - it began as revenge, but as owner she helped steer the club and the players to be the best version of themselves. She could have fired Ted as others would have done when things were going wrong but she trusted him, and she also could have sold the whole thing as the club had become worth more than it was when she got it because they were now near the top of the Premiership as opposed to hovering at the bottom, but instead just sold enough to give the fans a say in the club's future. I also like that the very nice if not a bit dithery guy that worked at Keeley's PR firm comes back to work for Keeley and Barbara! I love that Ted went home to be with his son - he did the right thing and I feel sure they'll go visit Richmond together. Maybe some Hollywood celebs (Paul Rudd?) will decide to buy/set up a soccer team in Kansas City and recruit Ted to be the coach... *Edit - just noticed during second watch the headline on The Sun in the airport where Rupert features on the cover, in the top corner it says Bex authors a book on placenta recipes & the secretary is going to Lust Conquers All tv show Jamie was in at start of season 2. I only saw the Rupert, Rebecca, Zava and Shandy covers the first time. They really did give every character an ending!

[@RezaREX]

As someone who lived through Bill Lawrence's Scrubs...he learned. Ending something like this goes beyond just "wanting more" and becomes closer to ending a relationship and going through the stages of loss. Big congrats to all those involved.

[@KMcDermott829]

Just picked up on a callback I haven't seen elsewhere: when Ted is first getting to know the team in season 1, he mispronounces "Zoreaux" as "Zorro" - and Zoreaux corrects him. In this finale, the player has gone back to Zoreaux, but when Ted says his name correctly, he corrects him again, saying it's pronounced "Zorro" now.

[@gcchair7634]

I took a different take. In the end he had the mask on looking like the cape character with a mask …Zorro !

[@Madpup1uk]

At the end you see on one of the magazines that he's going to make a movie with the real Van Damme. Would love it to be a french version of Zorro

[@ilanayoungheim9854]

I cried the whole episode. The show is so amazing and needed in our world today. I don't understand Ted waking up on the plane. Was it a dream?

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Right? My Mrs immediately was like "AAwww that wedding was just Ted's Dream" then I realised, No Ted at the wedding

[@T0malC21]

Such a beautiful finale, I love how they brought everyone back who had even minor roles in the seasons - my favourite bring the guy Rebecca used to date and how before they said he was basically a glory hunter so now he's supporting Richmond lol. Roy going to therapy was a great moment for sure, taking Higgins advice about letting others help. I do think we will see more, just a show about AFC Richmond with Roy learning to be a great manager alongside Nate and Beard and actually winning a trophy for the club has the making of something great imo.

[@ChicagoDB]

I always enjoy that all of them still have the little green army men that Ted gave them.

[@tchief1316]

Tartt's goal was at the 51st minute but the screen was displaying the minute 47 😅

[@misterderp4566]

I'll mention that Apple's little press release thing they do said on four different occasions this was the "season finale" NOT the "series finale." I think that language is very intentional, which has me hopeful for a season 4, or at least some kind of spin-off in which Ted appears every so often over Zoom or something.

[@bigkiwimike]

Your a brave man to bare your soul and show your emotions to the world. Don’t worry though. We all did it.

[@brunettekoala]

Also - the magazine covers next to the Beano - Zava coming out of retirement and heading to LAFC because they like avocados there, and Shandy's 'Starf*kr' dating app made me laugh.

[@ChicagoDB]

They were a bit sloppy with the papers. If you freeze the frame about Rebecca selling 49% to fans…they repeat the same paragraph 3x 😂

[@Wiley_Coyote]

I was going to riot if Roy wasn't the new manager. I'm glad the writers realized no other choice was credible or satisfying. There are a few things in the middle of the episode I question, but the last few important minutes were golden. We didn't get an answer to who Keeley picks, if anyone. I'm fine with that. We didn't find out if Dr. Douchebag the marriage councillor is out (although it's implied). I'm okay with that. We DID get answers on Rebecca's fate, and I'm actually very pleased we did. She's the character who we needed to know about. Ted was always going to be fine if he went home. Roy was always going to be fine, if he got that job. Nate seems happy at Assistant Coach. Rebecca accepting that the team really is hers, not just a cast off from Rupert, was the vital thing for us to know. And the family angle with the Dutch guy was just gravy.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

To quote Roy Kent: "Fucking Amazing!"

[@chriscostelloe8942]

Awesome reaction, Adam! Thanks!

[@mwdavis77]

Love the show so much. Bitter sweet ending. I think it has to be my favorite show in the last 10 years.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I'm just about to start season 9 of taskmaster which includes Katie Wix aka Barbara. Soooo keen to see more of her. Glad you enjoyed the journey with me

[@brianmoore6724]

The only issue I have with this entire amazing series that I adore is the non stop flight from London to MCI in Kansas City :)

[@moddy121]

My favourite little thing from this episode was when Mcadoo was taking his penalty, Higgins first reaction was to protect his wife due to what happened with is window earlier in the season.

[@riaglitta]

Did we notice Jamie's hat - from ICON to I,COG? :)

[@franciet99]

Coach Beard is in the crazy trousers!

[@ChicagoDB]

I think we can safely assume the series will continue on with most of the characters, writers and such…probably called “Richmond” or “Greyhounds”

[@Photojennnnic]

Does anyone understand the meaning behind Ted not showing as much of a reaction in the finale ? I’m sure it’s with good reason but I can’t seem to understand. I thought he would be a lot more emotional 🥹😭

[@T0malC21]

I think it was because throughout the season you could tell that he was conflicted on whether or not to leave, but by the finale he had made his choice and finally had peace of mind. Also, I think he realises that he is leaving the team in a better place then where he started.

[@greenjedi8]

You missed out the Cheers throwback with Mae straightening up the Geronimo portrait!

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I've never seen Cheers lol

[@Ryan-xu9zb]

Also, Jason Sudeikis is a nephew of George Wendt, who played Norm!

[@smokinlouie9885]

This episode proves why Ted Lasso is one of the best comedies of all time.

[@meganbrick6266]

Why did you saying “see you later, Ted” make me cry so much?! Oh I’m going to miss this show so much.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Lol I'm sorry! But i am glad you picked up on that finality in my voice, that moment hit me when I was recording, so I'm glad you felt it too

[@wingman-1977]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who teared up at the end.

[@brandonhall5615]

It reminds me of the end of Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels. "It's been emotional."

[@MotelsonMars]

Great reaction! For anyone who loved Ted Lasso, I highly recommend Welcome to Wrexham.

[@kjdorsey5645]

Rupert w his cape just reminded me of Vader the whole time

[@lilsilvrphoenix]

In the NFL the Green Bay Packers is fan-owned.

[@zeroknight4517]

loved the reaction! Mine was the same! Cried so much! LOL, One thing I won't forgive the show is Ted leaving without passing his biscuits recipe on to Rebecca :D She deserved it.

[@adambulmash6880]

Alright, I’ll say it: there’s absolutely nothing in this finale that can’t be undone by the first ep of season 4. Just make it a time skip! Lasso’s son is fully into his rebellious phase and wants nothing to do with his father, and the team is back on a losing streak or something and needs him back. Or, better yet, the son goes to school abroad in Britain and Ted follows him. Boom. You get to keep all the emotional resolution of this season, and still get a fourth season. Point is: *GIVE US SEASON 4!!*

[@16nman]

14:56 saying what we are all thinking.

[@pautrueba]

Love your video. Same reaction here.

[@michaelwalker7400]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who told Jacob to shut up. As far as Rupert losing the club based on allegations, I don't know that would have happened prior to his interaction with the West Ham coach. The fact he's a prick isn't enough to get him canned, since it's still his money. I'm glad to see Keeley made Barbara a partner (KBPR). She knows she needs her to do the things she can't. How much were those shares going for since the Greek Chorus only bought one together? I wasn't a fan of how Rebecca just ran into the Dutchman because he's a pilot but the rules of rom-communism state that all primary cast members get a happy ending. I'm absolutely happy they didn't win the league, because it proved that the winning that all of them did was away from the field. Roy taking over is in line with how some teams promote from within. AFC Richmond Women is actually a Premier League requirement so that makes sense that Keeley would be behind getting that team up and running. I guess Higgins would be making more of the team decisions, or dealing with an expanded board. The only reason Rebecca couldn't go to the full German model is that it's harder to get money in when you have to go through committees for everything. Wrexham was a fan owned club until McElhanney and Reynolds took over. They were able to keep the team afloat before they arrived, but making the money they needed just to keep the stadium from falling apart was painful.

[@elainemarsh3477]

Brilliant episode.

[@BigTulsa]

I think Nate's play was called the 'false nine'

[@ChicagoDB]

The scene wasn’t a callback to the “false-nine”. It was a callback to the practice in which Ted urged Jamie to really “sell” trying to get the ball passed to him…as a distraction/diversion…to open up gaps for the others on the wings. He was doing charades in terms of an Oscar…wanting Jamie to really exaggerate his calls for the ball…Jamie objected back then, to being “a decoy”. The first play that Nate had suggested to Ted.

[@FenixNade]

I love Henry wearing Jamie Tartt's no 9

[@alickrozier3799]

I cried sooo hard too bro.

[@MicahSps]

I could do with a one shot special: England recruits him to coach a World Cup team.

[@BorsalinokizaruKSA]

Adam what’s the name of th music 00:11 A fan from Saudi Arabia 🙏🏻🤙🏻

[@AdamfromFWCI]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGenqHqjj9egsLM I made that beat using a bunch of samples from Phil Collins, The Beatles and others, here's a video with some hip hop lyrics over it. Glad you enjoyed! Welcome!

[@StrudelShaft]

Perfect finale.

[@sonofliberty1]

The offside that Ted noticed is also probably because "Zorro" is so far off his line that he's not one of the last two defensive players. Great little nod to the actual rules and Ted understanding them.