As if from nowhere, a whole flock of sheep appeared. Typical sheep, they decided that our grass was the best in the whole park, and they marched onto the pitch and started to graze. Well I don't know if you've ever tried to play football around a flock of sheep, but, believe me, it's not easy. They may not be fierce or aggressive, but they won't move out of the way, and they are very single minded when comes to munching the grass. Plus, they have no understanding at all of the offside rule.
After about 10 minutes we finally managed to persuade them to move to the sidelines and got the game underway at last. I think it helped that we've got a lamb on our team, so they decided to support us. Before long we were having a fantastic game, and guess what? I scored the winning goal!
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YAY!!! Bobby saves the day!!! Those pesky sheep/other goat type things are always getting in the way, maybe we should find a nice grassy pen to put them in, but they helped in the end!!! Is that the blow football kit gareth and I bought you for fathers day yonks ago? Love eeeeeeeeee, thank eeee for the bobby update. x x x x
Yes, Bobbyspotted it and pestered and pestered until we set it up. Please note there's another puppy on the other team, conclusively proving that Bobby really is from labrador.
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