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regpaddock Suffolk 21 Mar 22 11.21am
Well I must say, to suggest it's only a matter of time before one goes in ignores the first half corner and the goal at Millwall. Seems to me he knows exactly what he's doing and the reason that Wilf was the only one to react is because they both speak French and he shouted out 'allez ami, off ze post and in my son' that's why the nanaget applauded because I think he also speaks it a bit.
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regpaddock

Suffolk 21 Mar 22 11.21am

Well I must say, to suggest it's only a matter of time before one goes in ignores the first half corner and the goal at Millwall. Seems to me he knows exactly what he's doing and the reason that Wilf was the only one to react is because they both speak French and he shouted out 'allez ami, off ze post and in my son' that's why the nanaget applauded because I think he also speaks it a bit.

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Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 21 Mar 22 11.24am
Originally posted by regpaddock Well I must say, to suggest it's only a matter of time before one goes in ignores the first half corner and the goal at Millwall. Seems to me he knows exactly what he's doing and the reason that Wilf was the only one to react is because they both speak French and he shouted out 'allez ami, off ze post and in my son' that's why the nanaget applauded because I think he also speaks it a bit. I will have to avail of 'Google Translate' for this word.
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Willo Online

South coast - west of Brighton. 21 Mar 22 11.24am

Originally posted by regpaddock

Well I must say, to suggest it's only a matter of time before one goes in ignores the first half corner and the goal at Millwall. Seems to me he knows exactly what he's doing and the reason that Wilf was the only one to react is because they both speak French and he shouted out 'allez ami, off ze post and in my son' that's why the nanaget applauded because I think he also speaks it a bit.

I will have to avail of 'Google Translate' for this word.

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regpaddock Suffolk 21 Mar 22 11.30am
Sorry chum, should have been manager. Too old for this really
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regpaddock

Suffolk 21 Mar 22 11.30am

Sorry chum, should have been manager. Too old for this really

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dreamwaverider London 21 Mar 22 11.34am
At the ground it looked like he had put it well wide like he did a few minutes before. Then it swerved in and hit the post spinning sharply down and straight into Wilf path. Just watched the ITV highlights (useless) and the pundit said, 'Not sure what's going on there". Answer is, Olise span it. It didn't hit his other leg, he bends the other leg forward to maximise spin. If you watch him, he is almost willing it in and when it hits the post he bends back a bit. His reaction to the goal as always was.....nothing. I love this guy!!
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At the ground it looked like he had put it well wide like he did a few minutes before. Then it swerved in and hit the post spinning sharply down and straight into Wilf path.
Just watched the ITV highlights (useless) and the pundit said, 'Not sure what's going on there".
Answer is, Olise span it. It didn't hit his other leg, he bends the other leg forward to maximise spin.
If you watch him, he is almost willing it in and when it hits the post he bends back a bit. His reaction to the goal as always was.....nothing.
I love this guy!!

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Hannes Vienna 21 Mar 22 11.38am
Originally posted by manoftaste According to the report in The Times: "Zaha's pass eventually went through to Olise, who shot against his own leg, the ball lopping onto the post for Zaha to react first and fire home." But I reckon Reg Paddock has it right and the Times is wrong. Olise is making a habit of curling in these shots aimed at the far post (watching on TV, this one curled so much, I actually missed Wilf's goal - I'd looked away from the screen having assumed Olise's shot had gone well wide). The same thing happened to me! I had turned around to have a cigarette outside the pub when my mate called me and we had trouble finding out what happened!!!!!
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Hannes

Vienna 21 Mar 22 11.38am

Originally posted by manoftaste

According to the report in The Times: "Zaha's pass eventually went through to Olise, who shot against his own leg, the ball lopping onto the post for Zaha to react first and fire home."
But I reckon Reg Paddock has it right and the Times is wrong. Olise is making a habit of curling in these shots aimed at the far post
(watching on TV, this one curled so much, I actually missed Wilf's goal - I'd looked away from the screen having assumed Olise's shot had gone well wide).

The same thing happened to me! I had turned around to have a cigarette outside the pub when my mate called me and we had trouble finding out what happened!!!!!

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mtp1958 Grays 21 Mar 22 11.47am
We all agree that Olise is a magician because none of us saw the goal , i think i will pay close attention next time
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mtp1958

Grays 21 Mar 22 11.47am

We all agree that Olise is a magician because none of us saw the goal , i think i will pay close attention next time

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 21 Mar 22 11.49am
Originally posted by regpaddock Sorry chum, should have been manager. Too old for this really They do both speak French. We knew what you meant, don't worry. Red and Blue Army!
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ASCPFC

Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 21 Mar 22 11.49am

Originally posted by regpaddock

Sorry chum, should have been manager. Too old for this really

They do both speak French. We knew what you meant, don't worry.

Red and Blue Army!

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bald eagle 21 Mar 22 11.49am
Looking at the replay from behind the goal, the ball was spinning so much that the tap-in was much more than just a tap-in, if you see what I mean
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bald eagle

21 Mar 22 11.49am

Looking at the replay from behind the goal, the ball was spinning so much that the tap-in was much more than just a tap-in, if you see what I mean

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MrRobbo Purley 21 Mar 22 11.53am
Originally posted by dreamwaverider At the ground it looked like he had put it well wide like he did a few minutes before. Then it swerved in and hit the post spinning sharply down and straight into Wilf path. Just watched the ITV highlights (useless) and the pundit said, 'Not sure what's going on there". Answer is, Olise span it. It didn't hit his other leg, he bends the other leg forward to maximise spin. If you watch him, he is almost willing it in and when it hits the post he bends back a bit. His reaction to the goal as always was.....nothing. I love this guy!! Makes you sound like you have never kicked football before. He took a massive swing at it, yet it looped up like he'd dinked it. It either hit his standing leg, or maybe took a little bobble and came off his shin.
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MrRobbo

Purley 21 Mar 22 11.53am

Originally posted by dreamwaverider

At the ground it looked like he had put it well wide like he did a few minutes before. Then it swerved in and hit the post spinning sharply down and straight into Wilf path.
Just watched the ITV highlights (useless) and the pundit said, 'Not sure what's going on there".
Answer is, Olise span it. It didn't hit his other leg, he bends the other leg forward to maximise spin.
If you watch him, he is almost willing it in and when it hits the post he bends back a bit. His reaction to the goal as always was.....nothing.
I love this guy!!

Makes you sound like you have never kicked football before.

He took a massive swing at it, yet it looped up like he'd dinked it. It either hit his standing leg, or maybe took a little bobble and came off his shin.

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