Sunday football
Every sunday I play football with erasmus students. We play at Campus Sur, at campo verde. The point is for everybody to have a good time. It's not really competetive, like this things can sometimes get. Everybody that comes can play, no restrictions on age, sex, race, or skill level.
Usually it's really fun, but sometimes someone gets injured, which is common when it comes to sports. We play on grass, so many guys wear football shoes with studs. So, in the heat of the game, our friend Kenichi from Japan was hit with these studs on his leg (precisely on his tibia, the bone that connects the knee to the foot) and his skin teared open. A guy that works at the university restaurant had a car, so he transported him to the hospital. He ended up with nine stiches, but is good and getting well just fine. Still, it's a reminder that we need to be carefull.
Usually it's really fun, but sometimes someone gets injured, which is common when it comes to sports. We play on grass, so many guys wear football shoes with studs. So, in the heat of the game, our friend Kenichi from Japan was hit with these studs on his leg (precisely on his tibia, the bone that connects the knee to the foot) and his skin teared open. A guy that works at the university restaurant had a car, so he transported him to the hospital. He ended up with nine stiches, but is good and getting well just fine. Still, it's a reminder that we need to be carefull.
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