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Unfortunately I can.I much prefer the Ballotelli/Toure/Anelka approach of hitting it hard and and somewhere awkward. Can’t remember any of those three missing a penalty.
Unfortunately I can.I much prefer the Ballotelli/Toure/Anelka approach of hitting it hard and and somewhere awkward. Can’t remember any of those three missing a penalty.
I don’t dispute what he said but players generally volunteer to take a penalty, you can’t really force them. I have no idea about the context of his decision, Saka could have been great in practice.
Yes, he is a defensive coach, it generally worked, it’s been a while since I enjoyed watching England as much despite this.
Unfortunately I can.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/ar...MLbA8GaJX72cfNvmRRLeS4CjRIoZ8HELNPtTIULcK8cYE
3. Aplomb
A lovely word, used almost exclusively by football commentators who wouldn’t think of deploying it anywhere else in life. To “finish with aplomb” is to score a goal neatly, stylishly and with total authority. We all really need to be doing more things with aplomb.
Anyway. When did commentators/pundits start using 'park' as opposed to 'pitch'?
I agree with this. A progressive group of players met by the regressive behaviour of an ugly but loud minority. Shameful.The most predictable thing about the final was realising that the 3 penalty takers who missed were going to be targeted online by racist trolls. Those drunken pricks and those breaking into Wembley, causing all kinds of crap before during and after don’t deserve a winning team so on one side I’m not arsed about the result at all.
And Marcos Rashford has NOTHING to apologise for. NOTHING.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57814154
Probably after they changed 'tackled' to 'dispossessed'...
I remember seeing Ron ‘Chopper’ Harris nibbling at a forward at my very first match, in around 1968. Ron probably got a serious glare from the ref, while the nibblee spent the rest of the season in plaster.Another new one to me was a defender being described as 'nibbling' at a forward. When I were a lad, the likes of Tommy Smith would take great chunks out rather than just nibbling.
Another new one to me was a defender being described as 'nibbling' at a forward. When I were a lad, the likes of Tommy Smith would take great chunks out rather than just nibbling.