comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 25 minutes ago
I was staying with a bunch of people in Philadelphia years ago and we went for a kick-around in the park. (Incidentally, this was great for my self-esteem: the only European playing football with a group of enthusiastic but technically untrained Yanks.) Anyway, at one point I played a simple one-two with one of my team-mates and someone exclaimed, "we're out-triangulating them".

I think we should use more Americanisms when talking about football, which should henceforth be known as soccerball. Not 'clutch' though. That's a rubbish word and not a useful concept.
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Went over for six weeks, as an above average player, at 10 years old, in comparison to my school teammates and kids teams I played for. When I played against American's I was like George Best. I switched from a right back into a winger, dribbling past American's and going back for more.

Although they thought it was hilarious watching me being crap at softball and basketball.

Mark Hughes volley against Oldham. What a fecking strike.

"we're out-triangulating them".
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comment by Joe The King Exotic (U10026)
posted 3 minutes ago
"we're out-triangulating them".
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Reckon Marcos Alonso used a clutch or automatic? Heard he avoids the gaols though.

Oops. Meant goals, obviously.