As a bonus you can make up a speech about how you have always loved Dzagoev, and that you beileved in Shirokov even when he vanished for two months.
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kyllinghest
Norway1607 Posts
As a bonus you can make up a speech about how you have always loved Dzagoev, and that you beileved in Shirokov even when he vanished for two months. | ||
hewley
Germany1063 Posts
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Mallidon
Scotland557 Posts
On June 11 2012 07:30 DannyJ wrote: Just wikipedia it dude since apparently you just want the absolute basic information. That has up to date match score and such as well. This! Every time your friends say for example: 'Ohh Muller is good but he aint doing well at the moment' you can just silently wiki it on your phone and say something like 'Well Muller did provide 7 assists and 3 goals in 10 games during qualifying' and look like a right smart ass ![]() Just pretend you are texting someone who isn't there and Bob's your auntie! Edit - Nod along a lot and say 'I guess so' too. Most people do it when I start spouting footy at them and it usually appeases me lol. | ||
disco
Netherlands1667 Posts
On June 11 2012 10:37 snow2.0 wrote: [...] Most importantly, Gomez (our Striker) can't score. Even when he's a top scorer for the league, the champions league, the national cup and just got his first goal in the first match at the Euro2012. Don't be mislead by results, the clumsy bastard is infuriating to watch really xD This hurts now. | ||
aseq
Netherlands3975 Posts
- goal kick/corner/throw in - penalty area/penalty shot - offside - yellow/red card/fouls/hands - substitutes/injury time/extra time/penalty shootout - formations (4-3-3, 4-4-2, 3-5-2 mostly) and positions (back, winger, striker etc). Then just watch a couple of matches and you'll have a good idea what to expect, maybe google something if it bothers you. GL! | ||
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tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
On June 10 2012 15:33 zf wrote: It's funny; this used to be a good strategy, but this Euro, Lalas has been dead on about almost everything. He's studied. O_oIf you're watching ESPN/ESPN3, just believe the opposite of everything Lalas says and you can't go wrong. In all seriousness, there's no substitute for watching lots and lots of games. And, like everyone else has posted, don't pretend to have knowledge that you don't. It's easy for someone who's been following the sport for decades to identify someone who's a relative newcomer. | ||
darkcloud8282
Canada776 Posts
I keep seeing players covering their face and get up immediately after they realize the ref wont give a penalty It seems like thats an accepted norm and its ok to try and get free penalties from refs. Arent there punishments for this behavior? | ||
Malinor
Germany4721 Posts
On June 24 2012 04:53 darkcloud8282 wrote: Is it bad for me to point out that people keep diving in football? I keep seeing players covering their face and get up immediately after they realize the ref wont give a penalty It seems like thats an accepted norm and its ok to try and get free penalties from refs. Arent there punishments for this behavior? Everyone hates that behaviour and it is not punished enough. Hard to punish either way, you can hardly prove that someone is not in pain. And there are pretty limited possibilities to punish a player in retrospective after the game. Though I don't feel it has been that bad during this EURO. | ||
warding
Portugal2394 Posts
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