Cultured left foot' as opposed to the illiterate and tasteless right foot.
One thing I despise more than anything is hatred towards pundits/critics.
It's their job to analyze and ultimately criticize other teams. There is no such thing as 'anti-arsenal' bias. We've not won any thing for nearly a decade why would any man paid to logically analyze teams and their performances not criticize a team as such?
I've got one cliché that's irritated me for years.......
Wenger !
Smart save. I've never known what it means.
Anything ever said by the commentators on FIFA.
I hate pundits describing hitting the post as beans on toast
"If anything he hit it too well."
When pundits go like 'Your liverpool's your chelsea's your arsenal's'
'It is his bread and butter'
I have never seen anyone take bread and butter onto the football pitch.
He took one for the team
Translation.
Dirty cheat was undone by a better player so crude neanderthal challenges are acceptable.
I use this all the time but still 'he could have scored 3 times that match' or 'City could have scored 5 that half'. But then surely if one of those chances was scored then the following chances would not go into happen..it seems like football fans/commentators have grasped quantum physics.
'If anyone deserves to win the [insert trophy], then its [insert player]'
This annoys me. In the past few weeks its been used more than its ever been used, regarding the PL and Steven Gerrard.
Sorry, but a player only deserves to win a trophy if he contributes to a trophy winning team.
comment by Hello My Name Is Gervinho (U3896)
posted 9 minutes ago
When pundits go like 'Your liverpool's your chelsea's your arsenal's'
__________
"He's hit the beans on toast". Eh?
"That was going in" when the keeper saved it, as if they are meant to just stand there and watch.
Gervinho
I agree. Your Hansen's, Shearer's and your Linekar's are forever doing that on match of the day.
When a 20-30 million pound flop (or just crap player) happens to play on a trophy winning side and just because they set up a goal or two over the 38 or scored in a shootout that 'the fee was worth it'
Some trophies are won in spite of some players.
'Good feet for a big man'
When a shot goes wide and the commentator goes "it beat the keeper"
"There was contact, that's a penalty"
'Anti-football' does my head in
The awkward silence when a British player dives but they don't want to say it
It's a game of two halves.
Hitting the woodwork is 'a shot off target'
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posted on 14/4/14
Cultured left foot' as opposed to the illiterate and tasteless right foot.
posted on 14/4/14
One thing I despise more than anything is hatred towards pundits/critics.
It's their job to analyze and ultimately criticize other teams. There is no such thing as 'anti-arsenal' bias. We've not won any thing for nearly a decade why would any man paid to logically analyze teams and their performances not criticize a team as such?
posted on 14/4/14
I've got one cliché that's irritated me for years.......
Wenger !
posted on 14/4/14
Smart save. I've never known what it means.
posted on 14/4/14
Anything ever said by the commentators on FIFA.
posted on 14/4/14
I hate pundits describing hitting the post as beans on toast
posted on 14/4/14
"If anything he hit it too well."
posted on 14/4/14
When pundits go like 'Your liverpool's your chelsea's your arsenal's'
posted on 14/4/14
'It is his bread and butter'
I have never seen anyone take bread and butter onto the football pitch.
posted on 14/4/14
He took one for the team
Translation.
Dirty cheat was undone by a better player so crude neanderthal challenges are acceptable.
posted on 14/4/14
I use this all the time but still 'he could have scored 3 times that match' or 'City could have scored 5 that half'. But then surely if one of those chances was scored then the following chances would not go into happen..it seems like football fans/commentators have grasped quantum physics.
posted on 14/4/14
'If anyone deserves to win the [insert trophy], then its [insert player]'
This annoys me. In the past few weeks its been used more than its ever been used, regarding the PL and Steven Gerrard.
Sorry, but a player only deserves to win a trophy if he contributes to a trophy winning team.
posted on 14/4/14
comment by Hello My Name Is Gervinho (U3896)
posted 9 minutes ago
When pundits go like 'Your liverpool's your chelsea's your arsenal's'
__________
posted on 14/4/14
"He's hit the beans on toast". Eh?
"That was going in" when the keeper saved it, as if they are meant to just stand there and watch.
posted on 14/4/14
Gervinho
I agree. Your Hansen's, Shearer's and your Linekar's are forever doing that on match of the day.
posted on 14/4/14
When a 20-30 million pound flop (or just crap player) happens to play on a trophy winning side and just because they set up a goal or two over the 38 or scored in a shootout that 'the fee was worth it'
Some trophies are won in spite of some players.
posted on 14/4/14
'Good feet for a big man'
posted on 14/4/14
When a shot goes wide and the commentator goes "it beat the keeper"
posted on 14/4/14
Or quick feet
posted on 14/4/14
"There was contact, that's a penalty"
posted on 14/4/14
'Anti-football' does my head in
posted on 14/4/14
The awkward silence when a British player dives but they don't want to say it
posted on 14/4/14
It's a game of two halves.
posted on 14/4/14
Hitting the woodwork is 'a shot off target'
posted on 14/4/14
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