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The boy was in the garden playing with his brand new football

He dribbled round the first player

Round a second

A gentlechip

A nice piece of ball control

Later that night when the boy went to bedhis ball was still stuck in the branches

Once the boys bedroom light was turnedout the squirrels grabbed the balland began to play their version of football.

The squirrels playedfor a while then passedthe ball up to the birds

The birds passed it on to the clouds

The clouds passed it around

“Nice shoot Captain.” Said the co-pilot

The ball rolled down thechurch steeple and hitthe fox on the head

The fox was a little bit shockedbut soon was dribbling his waydown the path towards the pond

All the animals tooka turn to playwith the ball

The ball eventuallycame to the rabbits

The rabbits lovedplaying football

Ronaldo kicked the ballso hard it flew up intothe sky and landedin the gutter

Luckily the pidgeonwas on hand to throwit back into play

The birds played untilthe early morning, thenpassed it onto the owl

The owl headed itaccross to the the crows

The crows lowered the balldown onto the grass

The cat rolledthe ball aroundfor while thengot tired andfell a sleep

What happens duringthe night to a football that

gets stuck in a tree?The Beautiful Game letsyou in on the adventure