In the second half of the first-year game, the referees are called to the pitch, and the players complain about the officiating. The captain of the second-year team tells the referees that he will be refereeing the game, and that he has no complaints about it. He says that he is taking interest in the battle between the first and second years, and he promises to give it his best shot. He tells the players that they should not worry about him at the goal, because he is a girlfriend and writes every day. He also tells them that the first year player who has trouble with the goal is not a seiseki, but a "divorced once so far did not miss a beat" . He goes on to say that the second year player, who is a right-winger, has never had trouble in the area. He adds that the third year player is a center forward, who has not missed a beat in the past. He then tells the captain to cut back on the pressing, because the second and third years are playing agressively. He points out that the players must have worked hard at their home, because they are pressing so high. The second year center back, who plays right-side, has a girlfriend status, and says that the girlfriend status means that she has written every day, and stops bending her knees when she is standing next to him. She also says that she is a girl, so she is not concerned about the pressing. She says that they must have been doing their home work, since they are playing this aggressively. She then points to a shot from the right wing, which