To be fair, if he left it in front of the home goal any longer he might be accused of match fixing.
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Deary me, his own teammate
That's what an MMA bout would look like with two footballers squaring off. First moment of contact 5 seconds in and fighter rolling around holding face while ref and others try and contain the *aggressor*
Vaguely being able to understand what the pundits are saying makes it so much better
They learn so young
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Why are you posting United 2021 highlights?
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This is one way of confusing the opposition
How does it look like when a manager who is well known for his very active in game coaching has to stay in quarantine due to Covid?
This is Cologne's manager Steffen Baumgart trapped at home:
This is Cologne's manager Steffen Baumgart trapped at home:
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Hey sexy lady
Warnock and Osman basically the same pundit with and without hair
That's not new. We did that corner hand up thing at school as well
We used to do that as well. Put your hands up to go low, point at the ground to go high in order to confuse defenders. A flawless strategy until the ball ends up hitting the first defender mid air anyway.That's not new. We did that corner hand up thing at school as well
I hate the laying behind the wall thing.
To be fair, the power of an U11 shot would probably mean the ball would more likely go off the ground than in the air.
Even when defenders don't put someone there, i can't remember a player trying to hit it under the wall. Ronaldinho, Cazorla, Eriksen used to try it sometimes but nowadays maybe Neymar
The corner hands up thing is to let your team mates know you’re about to take it. A signal to start their runs. It’s standard in football, at all levels. Dunno why your man seemed so amazed to see it happen in an U11 game.
Lying behind a wall is such an obvious tactic it doesn’t need to come from watching telly.
The hand over the mouth thing is funny though
Lying behind a wall is such an obvious tactic it doesn’t need to come from watching telly.
The hand over the mouth thing is funny though
I always thought it was a near post, far post, centre of the box thing, so no-one except your team mates can know exactly which one your arm indicates. This guy was amazed because it was his player who doing it and none of the other players in the team supposedly had a clue what he was indicatingThe corner hands up thing is to let your team mates know you’re about to take it. A signal to start their runs. It’s standard in football, at all levels. Dunno why your man seemed so amazed to see it happen in an U11 game.
Lying behind a wall is such an obvious tactic it doesn’t need to come from watching telly.
The hand over the mouth thing is funny though
I remember KdB scored some.Even when defenders don't put someone there, i can't remember a player trying to hit it under the wall. Ronaldinho, Cazorla, Eriksen used to try it sometimes but nowadays maybe Neymar
Eintracht Frankfurt's winter transfer Ansgar Knauff meeting their mascot:
He does appear to be a bit scared
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He does appear to be a bit scared