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Re: CheLOLsea

by TheMaraudingDog » 21 Nov 2011 15:49

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TheMaraudingDog Why aren't keepers drop kicking the ball then¿


Because it says it must be kicked from on the ground?!

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Do you know what a drop kick is¿

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Re: CheLOLsea

by cmonurz » 21 Nov 2011 15:58

A ball dropped on to the ground is not the same as kicking a ball which is on the ground, fcuking hell TMD.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by TFF » 21 Nov 2011 16:05

TheMaraudingDog :|
Do you know what a drop kick is¿


Go on then...

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Re: CheLOLsea

by TheMaraudingDog » 21 Nov 2011 16:24

cmonurz A ball dropped on to the ground is not the same as kicking a ball which is on the ground, fcuking hell TMD.


:lol:

When you kick a drop kick / half volley at the point you strike the ball its on the ground and within these rules you div

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Re: CheLOLsea

by Royal Rother » 21 Nov 2011 16:25

TMD will shortly admit he's wrong and that he has learned something new today.







Like fcuk he will.


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Re: CheLOLsea

by Ian Royal » 21 Nov 2011 16:30

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cmonurz A ball dropped on to the ground is not the same as kicking a ball which is on the ground, fcuking hell TMD.


:lol:

When you kick a drop kick / half volley at the point you strike the ball its on the ground and within these rules you div


Even if you were right, which you obviously aren't. Why on earth would anyone do that when they have to kick it at exactly the right moment for it to be a legal goalkick? A little early or a little late and even by your retarded interpretation its not good enough and needs to be retaken.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by LUX » 21 Nov 2011 16:34

yawn.

This is a Chelolsea thread.

Glenn Johnson provided one of those "whole country feeling good" moments yesterday.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by TheMaraudingDog » 21 Nov 2011 16:35

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cmonurz A ball dropped on to the ground is not the same as kicking a ball which is on the ground, fcuking hell TMD.


:lol:

When you kick a drop kick / half volley at the point you strike the ball its on the ground and within these rules you div


Even if you were right, which you obviously aren't. Why on earth would anyone do that when they have to kick it at exactly the right moment for it to be a legal goalkick? A little early or a little late and even by your retarded interpretation its not good enough and needs to be retaken.

:|
Loads of keepers often use this style kick instead of a good ok fashioned volley and its not a difficult technique. You can kick it further and flatter this way than you can off the floor.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by Hoop Blah » 21 Nov 2011 16:45

By the same token though, lots of keepers will, when given the chance, roll the ball out on the floor and kick off the deck instead of out of their hands because it's a bit easier to be accurate that way (but trading off on distance of course).

I had no idea the ball was allowed to be moving for a goal kick though. Even having read Law 16 again I'm doubtful that's the case but it seems it is!

As TMD says though, once you've mastered it a proper drop kick is quite a reliable technique. I wouldn't say that many keepers use it though.


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Re: CheLOLsea

by Ian Royal » 21 Nov 2011 16:49

Lets not forget that most footballers don't actually know the rules, as demonstrated by virtually all players-turned-pundit.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by cmonurz » 21 Nov 2011 17:20

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cmonurz A ball dropped on to the ground is not the same as kicking a ball which is on the ground, fcuking hell TMD.


:lol:

When you kick a drop kick / half volley at the point you strike the ball its on the ground and within these rules you div


No you don't, you strike it a fraction of a second after it leaves the ground again.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by No Fixed Abode » 21 Nov 2011 17:29

LUX yawn.

This is a Chelolsea thread.

Glenn Johnson provided one of those "whole country feeling good" moments yesterday.



See, I don't get this. Yes Chelsea are disliked due to some of the players and Romans millions. But they haven't murdered anyone.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by cmonurz » 21 Nov 2011 17:30

Well yes, but I don't think Bin Laden has been to an Arsenal game in a while.


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Re: CheLOLsea

by Silver Fox » 21 Nov 2011 20:18

No Fixed Abode See, I don't get this. Yes Chelsea are disliked due to some of the players and Romans millions. But they haven't murdered anyone.


Correct, although Dave Lewis has of course attempted to murder Bart Simpson on several occasions

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Re: CheLOLsea

by LUX » 21 Nov 2011 20:33

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LUX yawn.

This is a Chelolsea thread.

Glenn Johnson provided one of those "whole country feeling good" moments yesterday.



See, I don't get this. Yes Chelsea are disliked due to some of the players and Romans millions. But they haven't murdered anyone.


SOME of the players?

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Re: CheLOLsea

by No Fixed Abode » 21 Nov 2011 20:36

You hate Juan Mata, Merieles, McEachran, Lukaku, Sturridge, Ivanovic, Bertrand, Turnbull etc?

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Re: CheLOLsea

by LUX » 21 Nov 2011 20:43

Bertrand's OK.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by cmonurz » 21 Nov 2011 21:11

Enjoyed Neville's description of Luiz as defending 'as if he's being controlled by a 10 year old on Playstation'.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by sandman » 21 Nov 2011 21:35

Wonder what Modric thinks about Chelolsea's form this season given his stated ambition to join them in the summer and Spurs current position.

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Re: CheLOLsea

by Scylla » 21 Nov 2011 23:17

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LUX yawn.

This is a Chelolsea thread.

Glenn Johnson provided one of those "whole country feeling good" moments yesterday.



See, I don't get this. Yes Chelsea are disliked due to some of the players and Romans millions. But they haven't murdered anyone.


I haven't checked with the whole country but I think that it's more the supporters.

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