It was a shy when I was at school ages ago and also a bye kick, not a goal kick. Don’t hear that used much either these days
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Thread: NHC Is it a throw in or shy?
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27-05-2022 06:27 AM #61
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27-05-2022 10:40 AM #62
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28-05-2022 07:05 AM #64
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Why use two words when one will do?
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28-05-2022 07:56 AM #65This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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28-05-2022 01:55 PM #66
Definitely were known as that when I was at primary school, but I wouldn't use it any more I guess.
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28-05-2022 03:22 PM #67This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Regardless of what we call it, let's hope we can make better use of them next season.
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28-05-2022 05:36 PM #68
Was predominately a shy when I was growing up, but throw in gradually took over. Same with bye kick/goal kick.
Only thing that winds me up is when I hear commentators say “corner ball”. It’s a corner, simple as that.
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29-05-2022 12:30 AM #69
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I’m 30 and heard/used both growing up but I think that’s predominately down to my grandad who I went to all the games with.
Also, never used ‘kick off’ it’s always been ‘centre’ to me.
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29-05-2022 08:39 AM #70This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I shout “Drive” at my sons footie games when I want to encourage him to “skin” a player.
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29-05-2022 09:04 AM #71This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
' what a game so and so had today. Played "oot his skin"
I suggest "skin him " could have been an athletics term.
Running,catching and beating the race leader to the finish.
Athletes of course showing lots of skin !
"Took him to the cleaners!" Oh no ,not another one !
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29-05-2022 09:39 AM #72This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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29-05-2022 09:51 AM #73
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"Put it in the mixer"
I have heard Micheal Stewart calling it a bye kick a few times watching him on BBC Scotland.
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29-05-2022 09:55 AM #74This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Me tae. Gets on my thrupnies!
Another one "There is a player in there"
That scene from Alien with John Hurt springs to mind !
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29-05-2022 10:03 AM #75This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He could use that term more than once in a game when he was a regular co-commentator.
Maybe one of the first i recall using the term.
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29-05-2022 10:07 AM #76
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29-05-2022 04:59 PM #77
The play off game on tv right now from Wembley.
Pre match chat.. someone referred to Forest having some good "ball carriers"
The mind boggles !
Hope they wash their hands afterwards !!Last edited by Mick O'Rourke; 29-05-2022 at 05:01 PM.
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