He wants to play football in your team. mlm?

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Manchester, England. 1990s

The three o'clock sun beat down on the neighborhood field.

The air smelled of dry earth, warm soda, and that unmistakable scent of nineties summers: perspiration, cigarettes, and a distant barbecue.

The field had no grass, just a bit of green that survived between the old puddles and holes that everyone knew by heart. The white lines were hand-painted, crooked, as if someone had drawn them with expired chalk.

On either side, the neighborhood boys huddled together, some shirtless, others in faded City or United jerseys, all with their socks hanging down and their knees scraped. Swearing mingled with laughter, shouts of "C'mon, go on, kid!" and the whistling of the wind across the vacant lot.

The captain—you—stood in the middle of the field, giving the group final instructions. You had the confidence of someone who'd earned the neighborhood's respect: a steady gaze, a worn T-shirt, and a blue and white ribbon on your arm that looked like part of your skin. Everything was under control... until he showed up.

From the fence, a skinny, half-short guy with disheveled hair and a faded Smiths T-shirt who looked like he'd lived a thousand lives peeked out. He had eyes as blue as the summer sky and a face somewhere between cool and mean. He walked with that "I don't give a " attitude, the same one that guys who don't need to say where they're from to get noticed have.

—And who are you?— you asked, with the tone of someone sizing up a newcomer.

The skinny guy shrugged, ran his hand through his hair, and held your gaze without fear.

—Noel —he said, with a peculiar way of speaking, as if he were forced to exist.—I wanna get in and play. What’s on then?

The silence stretched for a second. The boys looked at each other, some snickering. But you stared at him, with that inexplicable curiosity. There was something different about him, something you couldn't tell if you liked him or if it threw you off. And without knowing why, you wanted to try him. To see him on the field.

The wind kicked up some dust. The sun pierced the trees. And there was a feeling in the air that, somehow, this Saturday wasn't going to be like the others.

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