Where did you think I got it.....the circle of life is complete
Since it was scored by a player called Mexes I would suggested using the keyword "Banana"
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Just leave this here, it's Ibrahimovic's 4th goal against England.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8xGIxnIoLw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8xGIxnIoLw
Mmmm, words can not express my fellings. However I picture piants a thousand words, so heres one of Michel Roux jr which comes close to my feelings right now.
Got a source for this.
Have to resist getting excited until see something coming via official channels but damn it's hard to resist.
It's a style of run that is coming in more and more in movies and there can only be one person to blame.
That short arse, Scientology loop, couch vandel Tom Cruise.
This Video here is a collection of Tom Cruise runs in his movies. Here you'll see that the style of run is very normal until 2002 and Minority Reports and then it's like he's possessed by the spirit of Micheal Johnston and the back becomes very straight and the arms become rigid.
Since it looks dynamic, pacey and actiony (not a word I know, but was struggling to come up with anything) we start to see others do the same style, hence why Daniel Craig runs like he has, as you eloquently put it, an elephants penis stuck up his buttock
Skyfall - 8/10
If I'm being honest I'll have to say that Daniel Craig as Bond has never sat well with me for whatever the reasons. While Casino Royale was a good movie, QoS was more explosions than anything else and the issues that this movie had in being made I was beginning to have reservation about it.
However, any worries that I had where quickly stored away. Craig is brilliant in this film, the script has a perfect mix of action and dialogue. One thing that did strike me was it's visually a great looking film, the silhouetted fight scene to the beautiful grey of the Highlands of Scotland the cinematographery is stunning. The film towed the line perfectly between the 'Classic Bond' with his witty one liners but bleeds seeminglessly into 'Bourne Bond', a man who has a back story which is often not touched on in the movies. Because of this, it feels as if Skyfall has been influenced by the likes of Nolan's Batman films and the Bourne series. Skyfall holds it's own well and generally excited to see where they go with this now.
All this leads me nicely onto Javier Bardem, who has to be the best villain so far. He carries a real sense of threat and intimidation, you always fear that he can destroy anything he wants to, with a simple click of a finger. The final meeting between the 2 protagonists is a tense, thrilling ride yet keeps the charming humour which made Bond what it was back in the 60's/70's & 80's.
Can't wait till the next one, and I hope that Craig remains as Bond for a while yet and that Sam Mendes is given free regin to go on with it.....please.
If I'm being honest I'll have to say that Daniel Craig as Bond has never sat well with me for whatever the reasons. While Casino Royale was a good movie, QoS was more explosions than anything else and the issues that this movie had in being made I was beginning to have reservation about it.
However, any worries that I had where quickly stored away. Craig is brilliant in this film, the script has a perfect mix of action and dialogue. One thing that did strike me was it's visually a great looking film, the silhouetted fight scene to the beautiful grey of the Highlands of Scotland the cinematographery is stunning. The film towed the line perfectly between the 'Classic Bond' with his witty one liners but bleeds seeminglessly into 'Bourne Bond', a man who has a back story which is often not touched on in the movies. Because of this, it feels as if Skyfall has been influenced by the likes of Nolan's Batman films and the Bourne series. Skyfall holds it's own well and generally excited to see where they go with this now.
All this leads me nicely onto Javier Bardem, who has to be the best villain so far. He carries a real sense of threat and intimidation, you always fear that he can destroy anything he wants to, with a simple click of a finger. The final meeting between the 2 protagonists is a tense, thrilling ride yet keeps the charming humour which made Bond what it was back in the 60's/70's & 80's.
Can't wait till the next one, and I hope that Craig remains as Bond for a while yet and that Sam Mendes is given free regin to go on with it.....please.
Many will not get this and I feel for them, I really do. But those who do get it, even if it takes a while, then you have truly lived.
Don't worry it's one of these things where it's often heard but never taken fully on board. Very much like the myth of the last man defender and he has to go off if he commits a foul. While it's very likely that the player would be sent off, there could be scenarios where the player will only be cautioned with a yellow and yet you get commentators say "but he was last man, he has to go". Every time that is said, I cringe a little and do everything in my power to hold back from going into full blown rant.
Other rants include the 'The Fake no.9 Role' 'Teams Being Labelled as Long Ball Merchants When its a Legitimate Tactic When Used as Counterattack' and 'Holding Midfielders - Where Did The Attacking Players Go?' Such rants can be bought on audio cassette, vinyl and CD at all good and bad record stores.
It's a 'minimum' amount of added time. The ref can add onto that if there has been any subs/injuries/time wasting tactics if he sees fit
Damn, too slow
Damn, too slow
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Reason : Beaten to the point
Barca where as good as the needed to be, could have made it a bigger score line but at times, regardless of how good you are, if your playing a team who are disciplined in defence and sit with 10 behind the ball then it's a struggle to break down.
Because Barca push so high up the pitch, it's where the win and lose their games. If they win the ball, more often or not it's already in their opponents final 1/3 and they move swiftly into attack mode. When Barca are in full flight, (like the first goal) then there's nothing that can be done short of foul play...it's also one of the finer things in football to witness.
However a team who can soak the pressure and hit quickly on the counter have a chance to beat them, the problem here is that it needs a number of things to work. First of all is that when the ball break out it's goes into space or to the feet (important) of your striker who can hold the ball up, secondly is that when you do get the chance, you take it. You may only get a few chances and you need to convert 90% of them...otherwise you could be on the losing side come the end of the game.
Barcelona 2-1 Celtic (FT)
Shots (on target) 28(10) - 6(1)
Possession 82% - 18%
Pass Accuracy 93% - 75%
With stats like that, is was only a matter of time.....maybe if Wanyama didn't spend so long on the ground, they could have eased it out.
Shots (on target) 28(10) - 6(1)
Possession 82% - 18%
Pass Accuracy 93% - 75%
With stats like that, is was only a matter of time.....maybe if Wanyama didn't spend so long on the ground, they could have eased it out.
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