In this chapter, we meet the head coach of the Udinese, a small, poor team in the Swiss Alps. The coach, who goes by the name of Tsumi, is in charge of the team, which is playing well in the early stages of the season. He is also the president of the club, and he has come to watch the team play. He asks the coach about the results of the first half, and the coach tells him that the team is doing well. He also tells the coach that the president came to watch him play because the coach has returned as the coach, and because the president is a big fan of the sport. The president asks if this is because of the success of the men's team at the recent Olympic Games in London. The head coach says that the rights to the games will prove difficult, but he is confident that the club will have good results in the upcoming season. The owner of the company, who is not named, asks if the coach can explain the team's financial situation to him in his own words.