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Chapter 16
"We are heading into the last minuet. Still 0-0 and extra time looks the most realistic outcome of this champions league final. One last attack for Chelsea now! Drogba, to Niang, Niang runs through the defense! He's one on one! Niang for Chelsea! GOOOOAAAAALLLL!! The 16 year old has won the Champions League for Chelsea! The crowd are chanting the managers name! Steven Stuart will go down in history as the manager who won the Chelsea there first Champions League! What do you have to say Steven? ... Steven? STEVEN!"
My eye flickered open, then slammed shut again due to the bright light. I could hear a beeping noise, like a life machine. Where was I? Slowly i opened my eyes again, and looked around the room. I was in hospital. I saw a familiar face, it was Abramovic, and next to him was the assistant manager Holland. To my left was someone who instantly made me feel better. Alice was standing right next to my bed, with my hand in hers. What the **** had happend? I was about to find out.
"Steven! your awake! are you okay? i came to meet you at 8 and you was lying on he floor! What happend?"
"Alice? I'm sorry! I missed are date. I can't remember anything. Wait. I remember seeing two men, they had bats and balaclavas. How bad am i hurt?"
With that a doctor entered, right on schedule.
"You have a broken Leg, and a lot of bruising to your ribs. You are lucky to be alive Mr Stuart."
"What day is it? Where is the team? Have we played any games yet?"
Abramovic cut in. "No Steven, We are playing Zenit tomorrow but Holland will take care of that game. All the players are worried about you, and want to play well for you. You stay in hospital and get some rest. I no you will want to be back for the United game next week."
He was right, i needed to be at that game, so i asked everyone to leave so i could get some rest. I watched the game against Zenit on TV, which made me remember the good old days, before i was a manager when watching on TV was the best way to see my team play. I hadn't thought about how lucky i was to be managing my childhood team, I had been to caught up in the football. I made a promise to myself that I would lead them to glory, and make the dream i had while in a coma come true. I wanted that Champions League.
My eye flickered open, then slammed shut again due to the bright light. I could hear a beeping noise, like a life machine. Where was I? Slowly i opened my eyes again, and looked around the room. I was in hospital. I saw a familiar face, it was Abramovic, and next to him was the assistant manager Holland. To my left was someone who instantly made me feel better. Alice was standing right next to my bed, with my hand in hers. What the **** had happend? I was about to find out.
"Steven! your awake! are you okay? i came to meet you at 8 and you was lying on he floor! What happend?"
"Alice? I'm sorry! I missed are date. I can't remember anything. Wait. I remember seeing two men, they had bats and balaclavas. How bad am i hurt?"
With that a doctor entered, right on schedule.
"You have a broken Leg, and a lot of bruising to your ribs. You are lucky to be alive Mr Stuart."
"What day is it? Where is the team? Have we played any games yet?"
Abramovic cut in. "No Steven, We are playing Zenit tomorrow but Holland will take care of that game. All the players are worried about you, and want to play well for you. You stay in hospital and get some rest. I no you will want to be back for the United game next week."
He was right, i needed to be at that game, so i asked everyone to leave so i could get some rest. I watched the game against Zenit on TV, which made me remember the good old days, before i was a manager when watching on TV was the best way to see my team play. I hadn't thought about how lucky i was to be managing my childhood team, I had been to caught up in the football. I made a promise to myself that I would lead them to glory, and make the dream i had while in a coma come true. I wanted that Champions League.