One day, though perhaps not for many months, there will be another battle for Mosul and the present frontline running through Bakufa will change.
"This is same tape I watch before every game," he says as the image of the Utah Jazz frontline running for cover plays out in the background.
And somewhere during these nightly clashes, along the expansive frontline running across Donbas through Donetsk and its surrounding towns, people die.
A government-backed scheme, Frontline, which runs a two-year "intensive" training course for social workers, aims to get them "out of a classroom and into the working environment".
On the frontline, which runs through the city's Salaheddin neighbourhood, I meet 17-year-old Mohamad.
Strangely, in "Breaking the Bank," the "Frontline" documentary running Tuesday on PBS, the little guy is played by Kenneth D. Lewis, Bank of America's chief executive.
Tonight, the PBS program Frontline is running "Nuclear Aftershocks," a 50-minute documentary examining the implications of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear calamity for the future of nuclear power in the United States and elsewhere.
Vaughan Smith ran Frontline News, an agency whose members often worked in war zones.
Moments later Origi, who had been popping up menacingly all across the frontline, timed his run perfectly down the right and teased Leighton Baines before floating the ball into the box only for Jagielka to clear.
But if hospital trusts can't even afford enough frontline staff to run an efficient service, how are they ever going to be able to divert the required funds to IT?
