The day of the Carling Cup final.
As Albert had done some time in the army, he was given the very special privilege of guarding the Carling Cup until it was needed. Today was that special day where Albert had to hand over the cup to the competition.
Albert had looked after the cup so well, he was reluctant to let it go. He had polished it every day, so that he could see his face gleaming back at him. He had also locked it in a hidden, high security room. The room was password protected, fingerprint activated and retainer scanned, to stop people getting into it. Once a moth managed to get into the room by the air conditioning, this set the internal Alarms off scaring Albert into action to protect the cup.
Albert had to take these precautions because there was a lot of talk that someone was going to steal the cup to ruin the special day. Albert was not going to let this happen, and set up the most advanced security system ever known to man.
Albert had done such a good job of protecting it, the FA told him he could look after all there cups and trophies in the future.
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