Soccer words that are not used in Gaelic analysis

[sligoman2]

50 thousand a week

[seafoid]

There is a special soccer tense as well

so he's come in from the wing and he's headed it and it's gone in

[Farrandeelin]

Away fans corner.

[BennyCake]

Away fans corner.

Unless you're from Kerry and want to be segregated from those bad boys from Crossmaglen

[BennyCake]

Prawn sandwich

[weareros]

Great sport for elevating mistakes

Aw, he's just put a little too much pace on that one
Aw, he's just  glanced his header wide
Aw, he's just mistimed his tackle there
Aw, he was just in the wrong place for the rebound
Aw, he was just a fraction too high with that one
And on and on

[ONeill]

Some people are on the pitch.

[Esmarelda]

Turning on a sixpence, getting enough purchase on a shot, at sixes and sevens.

[mouview]

Playing for a draw.

Any of Ron Atkinson's sayings.

[five points]

"Well I'm not really worried about this,
But can some one please answer me this -
Apart from on commentary, where else on earth
Can you hear the word 'aplomb' being used?"


Half Man Half Biscuit- Keeping Two Chevrons Apart
https://youtu.be/3oEBeqRllug

[From the Bunker]

He's international quality.

[Eamonnca1]

Fans clapping when the shot goes wide. What's all that about?

[imtommygunn]

Fans clapping when the shot goes wide. What's all that about?

Sadly that is creeping in.

Likewise parking the bus...If not in words in practice!

[From the Bunker]

Fans clapping when the shot goes wide. What's all that about?

It often proceeded by a good bit of play beforehand!
The finished product may not be what the fans wanted, but they liked the idea and the lead up play!

It's also about....encouraging the team. Good fans do that! 

[maldini]

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