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than a panenka where the goalkeeper doesn't move at all and simply catches the ball in his midriff. Nice one in the Dundee - Queen's Park game yesterday, made better by the fact that the goalkeeper doesn't even celebrate, even though it's 0-0 at the time.
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Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 10:40 - Jan 29 with 2307 views
I really don't get that. Or staggered run ups etc. Just pick a spot, run up normally and hit it as well as you can. If you then miss, fine, but if you miss doing something stupid you just look like such an idiot.
Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 10:40 - Jan 29 by J2BLUE
I really don't get that. Or staggered run ups etc. Just pick a spot, run up normally and hit it as well as you can. If you then miss, fine, but if you miss doing something stupid you just look like such an idiot.
There are not many things I dislike more in modern football that stupid exaggerated stutter run ups for penalties.
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Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 10:40 - Jan 29 by J2BLUE
I really don't get that. Or staggered run ups etc. Just pick a spot, run up normally and hit it as well as you can. If you then miss, fine, but if you miss doing something stupid you just look like such an idiot.
if not " doing something stupid you just look like such an idiot' was a condition of posting in here poor of old Phil and Gav wouldnt have a hobnob between them!!
Talking of penalties. Didn't Morecombes keeper save another one yesterday?..Think that's 5 saves from 6 faced, this season. That's some going....Shades of Cooper... Personally, prefer to see a player just put their laces through it .
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Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 12:01 - Jan 29 with 2004 views
Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 12:01 - Jan 29 by ronnyd
Must be difficult to motivate players when crowds are so sparse.
It's not long ago players had to play with no crowd at all, so it must feel good to have any fans at all. I thought the crowd sounded very enthusiastic, and it wasn't really a bad gate. Problem at a lot of clubs is that they put the camera in the main stand, and that's where half the crowd is sitting.
Off at a tangent, but I agree with Kompany's remark about Portman Road being much more impressive 'in the flesh' than on tv, and wondering if it's something to do with the camera angles.
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Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 12:54 - Jan 29 with 1861 views
Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 10:50 - Jan 29 by Keno
if not " doing something stupid you just look like such an idiot' was a condition of posting in here poor of old Phil and Gav wouldnt have a hobnob between them!!
In a similar vein, every so often the TWTD Board Tories like to suggest that public sector workers are lazy and inefficient. If the private sector was any better Phil and Gav would have had to get proper jobs years ago.
I'm one of the people who was blamed for getting Paul Cook sacked. PM for the full post.
Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 12:40 - Jan 29 by Sharkey
It's not long ago players had to play with no crowd at all, so it must feel good to have any fans at all. I thought the crowd sounded very enthusiastic, and it wasn't really a bad gate. Problem at a lot of clubs is that they put the camera in the main stand, and that's where half the crowd is sitting.
Off at a tangent, but I agree with Kompany's remark about Portman Road being much more impressive 'in the flesh' than on tv, and wondering if it's something to do with the camera angles.
I wouldn’t be at all surprised if quite a lot of professional footballers actually liked playing during lockdown when there were no crowds.
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Few finer sights on a football pitch... on 14:56 - Jan 29 with 1617 views
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