Football Phrase 2011 Archives - Learn English Through Football

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1. 46

   Football Cliche: Leave everything on the pitch

   This week we explain the cliche 'to leave everything on the pitch' which means that... The post Football Cliche: Leave everything on the pitch appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   May 27, 2011

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   Languagecaster weekly football phrase: Pull the trigger

   Languagecaster weekly football phrase: Pull the trigger The post Languagecaster weekly football phrase: Pull the trigger appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Apr 1, 2011
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   Languagecaster Football Phrase of the Week: To Play a Blinder

   Languagecaster Football Phrase of the Week: To Play a Blinder The post Languagecaster Football Phrase of the Week: To Play a Blinder appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Mar 23, 2011

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   Weekly English for Football Phrase: Off the ball incident

   This week's phrase is 'an off the ball incident' The post Weekly English for Football Phrase: Off the ball incident appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Mar 2, 2011
5. 42

   Weekly English for Football Phrase: To draw a blank

   What does 'draw a blank' mean? The post Weekly English for Football Phrase: To draw a blank appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Feb 26, 2011
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   Weekly English for Football Phrase: To Hit on the Break

   What does 'hit on the break' mean? This week's English for football is 'hit on the break' or 'hit on the counter'... The post Weekly English for Football Phrase: To Hit on the Break appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Feb 17, 2011

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   Weekly English for Football Phrase: To Squander a Lead

   Squander a lead: This time we look at the phrase 'to squander a lead' which is connected to comebacks. The post Weekly English for Football Phrase: To Squander a Lead appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Feb 12, 2011

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   Weekly Football Phrase: Top drawer

   What does 'top drawer' and 'out of the top drawer' mean in football? This phrase has been used since the beginning... The post Weekly Football Phrase: Top drawer appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Feb 3, 2011

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   Weekly Football Phrase: To be in acres of space

   We look at the football phrase 'to be in acres of space' which refers to when players always have lots of room to play. The post Weekly Football Phrase: To be in acres of space appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

   Jan 26, 2011

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    Football Phrase: To dump out of

    Weekly Football Phrase: To dump out of a competition. This phrase is usually used when talking about cup competitions, such as the FA Cup (England) The post Football Phrase: To dump out of appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

    Jan 21, 2011

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    Weekly Football Phrase: To be in the dark

    In this post we explain the phrase 'to be in the dark' The post Weekly Football Phrase: To be in the dark appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

    Jan 13, 2011
12. 35

    Weekly Football Phrase: To Finish with Aplomb

    This week's English for football is the phrase to finish with aplomb which means to score a goal with a good deal of confidence, a great finish. The post Weekly Football Phrase: To Finish with Aplomb appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

    Jan 5, 2011
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    Weekly Football Phrase: A Wake Up Call

    This week's phrase is a 'wake up call' The post Weekly Football Phrase: A Wake Up Call appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

    Dec 30, 2010

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    Weekly Football Phrase: To lose the plot

    Every week during the 2010-11 season, the languagecaster team explain a football phrase or cliché for learners of English who love the sport. To lose the plot The post Weekly Football Phrase: To lose the plot appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

    Nov 24, 2010
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    Weekly Football Phrase: Gaffer

    Weekly free football phrase for learners of English - gaffer The post Weekly Football Phrase: Gaffer appeared first on Learn English Through Football.

    Aug 26, 2010

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