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are shite. They always seem to have ghey music and silly camera angles. If i've missed the gheyme, I probably want to see the goals and stuff without being subjected to shitty pop music. Swishy effects don't make it better.
Example. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...-catchup-day-7
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Deportes Univision, does the app not work in the UK?
Oh nice. Thanks.
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Hmmm. :dry:
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You only need to know one Spanish word, which is gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool.
Possibly learn a second word, cabeza, which I think is another word for gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool.
I've been watching a bit of it and I'm pretty sure the lack of offense is attributable to teams mucking about with the ball too much.
Jesus they spend long periods back passing attempting to have this chess-like board dominance buildup and 98 times out of 100 end up just giving the ball away anyway.:mellow:
If the overwhelming odds say that doing this will fail then why not just go for broke as tossing it blinding into the danger area as statistically speaking mano a mano you will win about as many balls as you will lose.
Plus the way those tiny foreign devils dive,you'll be taking more penalty shots then there are free throws in basketball.:)
Because offsides. I have no idea what you proposed, but I feel like the answer is definitely offsides.
I think it really loses something on the television. I've wandered into one of the local soccer arenas where players train and stuffs, and it looked pretty cool. Well lit, running, tripping, kicking...and the players did some stuffs on the field, too. :drummer:
I can only imagine the energy present of 20,000 illegal immigrants-in-waiting all cheering for someone to get past theguardnet.
What is football? Kicking a bag of air in different directions. How hard can that be? And the players are paid millions to kick this bag of air, regardless of whether they perform or not. What a job.