All language subtitles for The Kicks s01e03 You Win Some, You Lose Some.eng

Ever since our move
to California,

it's been one step forward,
two steps back.

Take the Kicks.

After the whole
club team fiasco,

I finally managed to get back
in their good graces.

But that lasted
a whole two minutes

before we lost our coach.

On the bright side,

I still have this
to clear my mind.

And no one can take
that away.

♪ Five, six ♪

♪ Five, six, seven, eight ♪

♪♪ [rock]

Hey. So, this is what
I love about living in SoCal.

Picking fruit off
your own tree.

Tom, we don't have
an orange tree.

Oh, that would explain the dirty
look I got from the neighbor.

- I'll take a couple
stolen oranges. - They're not stolen.

People here don't appreciate
what they have.

They let fruit rot on the tree
and fall right to the ground.

It's a good thing we came along.
We give fruit purpose.

If you're done
with your models,

I'm gonna make
some orange juice.

Hey, Dev.
Want some freshly squeezed O.J.?

Pass. I don't wanna be
late for school.

My run went overtime.

Trying to make up for
no soccer practice yesterday.

That's too bad
about Coach Flores.

Yeah, it's a real bummer
for the Kicks.

Pretty sure it's an even
bigger bummer for Coach Flores.

Her mom's the one
who got sick.

I know, and I feel
really bad for her.

But I also feel bad for us.

We have a game against
Glenview in four days,

and another one against La Salle
next Saturday.

Well, this doesn't have
to be a setback, Dev.

Dad, is this gonna be another
hummus related story?

As a matter of fact, it is.

But it doesn't mean
it's not relevant.

I had a dentist appointment.

I was gone all afternoon.

But things still got done.
You know why?

Because when you have tahini
and chickpeas, you can still make hummus.

I get what you're saying, Dad.

As long as you have a ball
and a field, you can still practice.

- Exactly.
- You got that from that?

So we just practice on our own
until we get a new coach?

Exactly.
We have everything we need.

Remember,
I'm equipment manager?

Don't let that go to your head.
It's just a title.

But if we don't have a coach,

who's gonna stop Mirabelle
from making fun of me when I screw up?

How about I will,
when you stop screwing up?

Trust me, it's gonna be
a lot of fun.

Wait. Mr. Rivas,
what's going on?

Principal Walker told me
to lock up all the equipment.

But we need that stuff
to practice.

I don't know what to tell you.
I'm just doing my job.

So, what do we do now,
equipment manager?

I'm sorry, but I can't give
you access to the equipment without a coach.

Devin can make sure
everything gets put back.

Yeah, she's our
equipment manager.

Which is totally more
than just a title.

Look, I appreciate your
enthusiasm for soccer,

but it's not that simple.

Adult supervision is required

to practice on school property.
It's the law.

- What about my--
- Your older sister? No.

And while we're on the subject,
no parents, grand-parents,

nannies, or other caretakers.
It has to be a school employee.

But we have two games coming up.

Sorry, but until I find
a new coach, the Kicks are suspended.

- Hey, Mom.
- Hi.

You're still unpacking boxes?
Thought we were done.

These were in the garage,
but this is the last of them.

We are now officially
Californians.

Yep. There's
no turning back now.

So how was your day?

Fine. Usual stuff.

Pop quiz, lunch,
cut up a frog.

Oh, I got invited to a birthday
party Friday after school.

It's at a laser tag place.

That's wonderful.

I mean, not about
the chopped up frog.

I mean, I'm glad
you're making friends.

You, Devin, Dad.

Yeah, well, I'm not going.

What? Why not?

I thought you loved laser tag.

Yes, when I was, like, seven.

Besides, this Lucas kid isn't
interested in being friends.

He just wants presents.

I'm sure that's not true.

Really?

Because he sent everyone
a link to his registry.

- Too slow!
- Hey, what are you doing?

I need to kick the ball around
with you guys.

- I'm going crazy.
- Get your own practice.

That's the point, Steven.
We can't practice

until the Principal finds
a replacement for Coach Flores.

Yeah, I heard that.
Ouch.

Tell me about it.
We have two games coming up.

If we don't practice,
we're gonna get killed.

You guys should be used
to that by now.

- Hey! I wasn't ready.
- [laughter]

So did Principal Walker say
when you guys are getting a new coach?

No, but I'm sure a lot
of people will be interested.

We have a girls' soccer team?

Do I get a better parking space?

- No.
- Yeah, hard pass.

Seriously, how long have
we had a girls' soccer team?

- Excuse me, Principal Walker?
- Oh, hi, Devin.

What is it?
A sub flaked out,

and I have 45 minutes
to find a replacement.

I have to find a sub for a sub.
It never ends.

Well, I was just wondering.
Do you have any good news?

Actually, I do.

A parent donated
an espresso machine for the teachers' lounge.

You know the one
with the little pods?

This is great coffee.

Actually, I was talking
about the coach situation.

Right. A coach for
the girls' soccer team,

- I found some good candidates.
- Fantastic.

It would be,
if they wanted to do it.

- What do you mean?
- It's a voluntary position,

and I had no takers.

Now, on the bright side,

everyone now knows
we have a girls' soccer team.

But there's gotta be
something you can do.

We're supposed to play Glenview
in two days.

You're not gonna
stop bothering me, are you?

Soccer means a lot to me...

to the team.

I can see that.

I have an idea.

We have to practice
with the boys.

- That's totally lame.
- Why?

They have a field,
they have a coach.

Until Principal Walker
finds a new coach,

I think this is
a pretty good solution.

And they have plenty
of soccer balls.

And their field is level,
which is always good for playing soccer.

Mm-hmm.

Let's do it,

Heads up. Heads up.
Cody, see your striker!

Thank you. Nice pass.

Now go to goal.
Go to goal!

Talk to each other, D!

Nice shot!
Let's do it again.

Yep. Pretty great solution.

I really have
to use the bathroom,

but I don't wanna miss
our chance to go in.

Coach: Nice, Cody!

At this rate,
we may never get our turn.

Forget our turn.

At this rate, we'll have
to forfeit Glenview.

Hey, do you mind?

Well, at least you got
some practice in.

Coach: Let's do it again!

Well, that was a giganto
waste of time.

I know!
I held it in the whole time,

and we didn't even get
to play.

I gotta go.

Well, I guess we're
forfeiting the Glenview game.

What do we do now?

Wait, why are you
asking her?

She's just like
all the rest of us.

I mean, it's not like
she has magic powers

to make things happen
around here.

That was amazing.

Why are you spying on me?

How-- how do you know
how to do that stuff?

It's not that hard.

All you need is a broom
and a trash bin.

No, I mean
all the soccer moves.

It was nothing.
I was just trying to pass the time.

Really?
'Cause when I try to pass the time,

I just nap.

Usually in
the middle of class.

Well,
only the boring ones.

Mr. Rivas, you have
some serious skills.

Maybe I played some soccer
back in my country.

But everyone played
in my country.

So now,
if you will excuse me,

I have a lot of
work to do.

- Hey, Dad.
- Hey, buddy.

Hey. What's this?

Wait. Is this the
Nikon AFVR lens?

I can't believe you
actually picked up on my subtle hints.

Subtle?
You sent us an email

along with a link
and an online coupon.

Well, I'm just trying to
save you guys money.

Mm-hm.

Anyway,
no need for formality.

We're family.
I'll just take it unwrapped.

Sorry, Bailey.
I didn't buy you an expensive lens

for no reason at all.

This is something called
the Perplexus Epic.

It was on
Lucas' registry.

I told you
I'm not going to his birthday.

Look, making new friends
in a new place is hard.

Trust me, I know.

Your mom's right.
But we all have to try.

I've gone out of my way to
connect with my co-workers,

And your mom, well,
she hung upside down in an aerial hoop class

just so she could
meet new people.

And they seem nice.

I just was too dizzy
to talk to anyone after.

I just think it's important
to make new friends here.

I made a friend.
Remember Max?

Right.
With the fedora.

He's adorable,
but this gives you a chance

to make a group of friends
like you had in Connecticut.

A group of friends
takes time.

And Lucas is not
a frontrunner.

Just give Lucas a chance.

It's only
a couple of hours.

And there's cake.

You make a very
strong point.

[cell phone rings]

Hey, Dev.
You busy?

Just doing my
Spanish homework.

What's up?

Or should I say
que pasa?

Hm. Very good.

Or should I say
muy bueno?

I don't know. Should you?
I'm having trouble.

Let's put that on hold.
I have major news.

Do you know
who Mr. Rivas is?

The head custodian
at Kentville.

No, I mean do you know
who he really is?

Or was. His full name
is Pablo Rivas,

and he played
professional soccer

for the Argentinean
national team.

He even went to
the World Cup.

Seriously?
How did you find out?

I went to the library
and looked it up in an encyclopedia.

Where do you think?
I Googled it.

A professional soccer player.

It totally makes sense now.

Gosh, can you imagine
if he was our new coach?

I mean, we could really
go places.

Yeah. We might even
be able to win a game.

Well, I-I was shooting
a little higher,

but whatever.

Amazing detective work.

Hm. Thank you.
Oh!

I also found out that
in Argentina,

over 100 people are killed
each year by crocodiles.

But that's probably
not relevant to this case.

Yeah.

So how do you know
he's the same guy?

How many Pablo Rivases
could there be?

In Argentina,
it's probably like John Smith.

Emma also found
pictures. Show her.

This guy looks
nothing like him.

She's right.
Where's his bald spot?

No, no, no,
you guys,

this is from
20 years ago.

He was younger
and in shape.

Probably 'cause he was
a champion soccer player.

Oh, hi, Mr. Rivas.

Spying on me again?

This time we
actually were.

Look,
we know who you are.

You're Pablo Rivas.

Yeah. So?

Everybody
knows my name.

It's on my
employee badge.

She means we know
who you really are.

You played soccer for the
Argentinean national team.

You even went to
the World Cup in 1994.

And this is you
when you had hair.

Or is it?

Yeah, okay.
That's me.

I've put on
a few pounds, huh?

See, I told--
Didn't I tell--

I told you.
I told you guys.

The internet
is never wrong.

So, uh, did you know that
they're looking for someone

to coach the
girls' soccer team?

I mean,
you could be our coach.

Me? No.

Not interested in that.

But you're perfect
for the job.

I have a job.
And that job comes

with a lot
of responsibilities.

See that?

That's a list of everything
that I have to do.

That doesn't include
turning this storage room into an office.

for Mr. Messler.

Apparently,
he can't get along with his office mate.

Come on.
We need a coach.

We just had to
forfeit a game.

Yeah,
and if we don't find a coach soon,

we're gonna have to forfeit
next Saturday's game.

What can we do to
change your mind?

Nothing.

But since you're here,

you mind holding that up
so I can see it?

Out of the way.

[lasers firing]

Oh, that was the
second time, buddy.

You get tagged a third time,
you have to sit out this round,

so be careful out there,
okay?

Got it.

[laser firing]

Oop. Got tagged
a third time.

Guess I'm out.

Devin:
Now will you agree to be our coach?

What's going on here?
Who did this?

We did.
All of us.

Except for her.
She mostly played on her phone.

How many people
does it take to clean up?

I don't understand.
Why?

We looked at your
"to do" list.

We figured if we
helped you out,

you would have time
to coach us.

The only thing we didn't do is
add Freon to the HVAC system.

Mainly because we
don't know what that is.

Well, um--

The place looks great.

Well, my mom and I watch
a lot of HGTV together.

I am...

speechless.

You're a wonderful
bunch of girls.

And you definitely deserve
a new coach.

Fantastic.
So you'll do it?

No.

All: What? Why?

Wait, that doesn't
make any--

Sorry, but my soccer days
are over.

It was a lifetime ago
and I have no intention to go back to it.

Except for the
full head of hair.

I wouldn't mind
having that again.

So we did all this work
for nothing?

Yeah, we wore rubber gloves
and everything.

Really? We?

Look, we don't just play
soccer to fill our time.

We're serious about it.

I mean, I-- I want to play
professionally,

and maybe even go to
the World Cup like you some day.

You know what happens
after you make it to the World Cup?

You get cut because
you had an injury,

and all of a sudden
you're not good enough.

Next thing you know,
you're playing Club soccer for Uruguay.

Uh, we're just trying to
play in Saturday's game.

If we forfeit again,
we'll be disqualified for the season.

I'm doing you a favor.

The answer is no.

Ooh, ooh,
have you been to that, uh, new aerial hoop class?

Oh, yeah. That is an
unbelievable work out.

- Isn't it, though?
- Mm-hm.

Oh, I've been there, too.

- Ooh!
- Some of those moves are killer.

Were you able to do
the scissor ankle hang?

Uh, actually,
I've only been once,

and I got dizzy.
[laughs]

Oh! It's not for everyone,
I guess.

But the smoothie place
next door is really good.

Have you tried that?

- I'm lactose intolerant.
- I don't do sugar.

Yeah, and those smoothies,
they are loaded with calories

- despite what they say.
- Yeah.

Well, calories aren't
everything. [chuckles]

[crunching]

[whistle blows]

Cannon: Nice pass.
Now go to goal. Go to goal.

Talk to each other, D!

So far, all I've gotten
out of this practice

is a horrible shin guard tan.

All I've gotten is a whiff
of your sweaty socks.

Come on.
Let's be positive.

- [whistle blows]
- [Zoe gasps]

Whistle.
See? It's our turn.

Finally.

Cannon: McBride, what's
with your shooting?

You're
all over the place.

Try planting your foot
a little closer to the ball.

Thanks. I'll try that
next time.

I got a better idea.

Why don't we try it
right now?

[whistle blows]

Let's go.

Go for another goal.

Sorry, ladies.

We'll switch out after this.

This is insane.

Excuse me, Coach Cannon.

Yeah. What is it?

It's just--
Practice is almost over,

and all we've done today
are a bunch of agility drills.

Drills are an important
part of practice.

But it's not
actual practice.

And we have a game
Saturday.

You're not the only one
with a game coming up.

The boys also have a game.

Listen, I'm sorry you don't
have a coach anymore,

but it's my job to lead
these boys to victory,

and that's my only job.

But the girls want
a chance to win, too.

Well, I've seen you play.

I wouldn't count
on a trophy in your future.

Excuse me, but you don't play
soccer just for the trophy.

Really? Why else
would you do it?

That's why my boys
are 5 and 0.

You do it for the love
of the game.

That's
how you become great.

Then you win
championships.

That's very clever.

And you are?

I'm the girls' new coach.

And I'm also
the head custodian,

which you would know
if you ever turned around

to see who cleans up
the mud you track in after practice.

I-- I don't get it.

What made you
change your mind?

In my country
we have a name

for guys
like Coach Cannon:

dictators.
Look, I don't know

if you'll get
to the World Cup,

but you definitely won't
get there without a coach.

Glad you changed
your mind, Mr. Rivas.

We will Google
how to take care of that Freon for you.

Please stay away
from the AC unit.

- [laughter]
- Okay.

And I think you
can all start

- calling me Coach now.
- Coach.

[chatter]

Okay. Let's see
what I'm working with.

Okay.

What are you doing
sitting out here?

I got tagged out
of this round,

so can we just leave?

But they haven't even
brought out the cake yet.

I heard it's dairy-free,
sugar-free,

and gluten-free. I might
as well eat cardboard.

I thought this
would be more fun--

you know, a chance for me
to make new friends.

Wait.

You wanted me
to come to this party

so you could meet
new friends?

You're
completely using me.

What?

That is-- [scoff]
That's crazy.

In fact, I'm upgrading
you to ludicrous.

Okay, fine. I did use you.

I'm not proud of it,
but there it is.

It's just
been difficult for me.

You and Devin
have school all day,

and Dad's been busy
with his new job,

and I guess I've been
feeling a little--

Lonely?

Yeah.

I know it's silly,

but I miss my friends
in Connecticut.

It's not silly.
I miss my friends, too.

You do?

Of course.

We moved 3,000 miles away.

It's normal.

You just can't
force a friendship.

Yeah. [chuckle]

I'm learning that.

And definitely not
by dragging your kid

to some party
where the cake isn't even edible.

I know. I'm sorry.

I really do feel bad
about that.

Well, you could always
make it up to me--

You're not getting
that photo lens.

Darn it.

But we can leave now

and go get
a couple smoothies.

You had me at
we could leave now.

[chuckle]

[whistle blows]

You, who never picks up
her pudding cups,

let's get you to left forward.

New girl, you're speedy.
You go center midfield.

Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee,
we need to separate you two.

But we're friends.

That's good for you.

Now who's the coach?

Separate.

Sharon?

Kate, hi.

Bailey, this is
Cody McBride's mom.

Remember
I told you we met

when I was handing out
my business cards?

I had no idea
you worked here.

Actually, I'm the owner.

- Oh.
- It used to be a cupcake shop

until everyone
turned on gluten.

Oh.
I love your smoothies.

I'm actually addicted to your
Razzle Dazzle Raspberry.

I'm a traditionalist.

Strawberry, banana,

maybe some kiwi if I'm
feeling adventurous.

[chuckle]

So how are you liking
California so far?

It's nice, good.

The weather's always great,

and there's, uh,
lots of predictability,

lots of sun.

It's okay. It took me
a couple of years

to get used to it, too.

I'm from Minneapolis.

Us transplants, we got
to stick together.

- I know. We do.
- Mm-hmm.

I'm going to go
get some water.

You two take this
opportunity to chat,

get to know each other.

Okay.

[Rivas whistling]

So what did you think?

You girls
need a lot of work.

But I also see
a lot of potential.

Devin, narrating:
Finally,

we were a legitimate team
with a legitimate coach.

This time it seemed like
it was one step forward

and no steps back.

And it felt good.

Unfortunately, I also
see some weak links.

So, if I'm going
to coach this team,

changes have to be made.

See you tomorrow.

Don't forget
to pick up your trash.

Uh-oh.

Maybe I spoke too soon.

♪♪

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