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Author Topic: Joe Ironside.  (Read 3781 times)

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ncRover

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Re: Joe Ironside.
« Reply #30 on October 20, 2024, 11:16:56 am by ncRover »
Praise goes to Maxwell who held the ball after the penalty was awarded to give Joe time to compose himself & then when Ironside was ready Maxwell handed him the ball & we know what happened next. RTID.
Noticed that, if it was intended, it’s very clever, Keepers thinking, not seen him take a pen… quite a distraction.
Just seen a photo on X re the first goal. Ironside is basically forcing the 2 defenders forward who are just in front of Olowu as he nips in to head home the first goal. Again if that’s intended it’s very clever.
Olowu and McGrath very very good today.

That’s Ironside piling the pressure on the defender who gave away the handball for the penalty too



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GazLaz

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Re: Joe Ironside.
« Reply #31 on October 20, 2024, 05:00:12 pm by GazLaz »
Liverpool just done exactly the same tactic with the penalty. Most teams do it.

NickDRFC

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Re: Joe Ironside.
« Reply #32 on October 20, 2024, 05:26:42 pm by NickDRFC »
The first time I remember seeing it was Chelsea at the Club World Cup 2 or 3 years ago, Azpilicueta was hounded by the opposition players before handing it over to Havertz who put it away. Seen it many a time since, I’m really surprised that the Swindon lot weren’t aware (or weren’t made aware) that Ironside would be taking it.

Usher wide.

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Re: Joe Ironside.
« Reply #33 on October 20, 2024, 11:24:21 pm by Usher wide. »
My mate did it for me when we played for Wheatley Boys.

The penalty area was so muddy he ‘drew’ a cross with the back of his boot where the penalty spot should have been before handing me the ball.

It took 20 minutes to retrieve the ball from the trees behind the goal before play could recommence. So near yet so far.

We lost 1-0. Happy days.

Nudga

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Re: Joe Ironside.
« Reply #34 on October 21, 2024, 07:31:06 am by Nudga »
My mate did it for me when we played for Wheatley Boys.

The penalty area was so muddy he ‘drew’ a cross with the back of his boot where the penalty spot should have been before handing me the ball.

It took 20 minutes to retrieve the ball from the trees behind the goal before play could recommence. So near yet so far.

We lost 1-0. Happy days.

Funny int it. I was our penalty taker and I always put the ball down and got myself set and wouldn't take my eyes off the keeper,  no matter how much noise and buffoonery was going on.
I never missed, not one penalty.

moses

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Re: Joe Ironside.
« Reply #35 on October 21, 2024, 03:59:19 pm by moses »
My mate did it for me when we played for Wheatley Boys.

The penalty area was so muddy he ‘drew’ a cross with the back of his boot where the penalty spot should have been before handing me the ball.

It took 20 minutes to retrieve the ball from the trees behind the goal before play could recommence. So near yet so far.

We lost 1-0. Happy days.

I took penalties for the Ingram Arms in the lower leagues of Sunday football. Always did the same, caught the keepers eye, loads of fidgeting and nervous glances one way. Then put it in the other corner. Got into double figures a couple of seasons and never missed one. I played at the back and always loved when I had scored and my striker hadn't.

Funny int it. I was our penalty taker and I always put the ball down and got myself set and wouldn't take my eyes off the keeper,  no matter how much noise and buffoonery was going on.
I never missed, not one penalty.

 

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