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I went on the pitch for the first time at ccs when we gained promotion against reading
I remember saying to my mate from where I was standing on the pitch , don’t it look easy to score from here , I didn’t realise I was standing between the centre circle and the D of the penalty area The goals looked huge ,
When I got to the edge of the penalty area it seemed to me that it would so easy to score from there
Why don’t we shoot more , sometimes it seems like we want to walk the ball in the net or we overplay it
Just Shoot , that’s what I’d be saying to out players , ****in shoot
City to win 2-1
Two long range shots too
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I reckon Etheridge can score from his own area if he would just shoot moreOriginally Posted by jeremy corbyn
Was there a goalkeeper in goal when you were on the pitch? And 6-10 professional outfield players between you and the goal?
If not, there might be a flaw in your research. Although i do actually agree with the general idea, which is to lash it in from 35 yards.
No , just thousands of other fans also on the pitch , and I still reckon I could have curled one In the top corner
Why don't you just play and just score all the goals?
Why don’t the players just shoot , let them have the glory
We should score more goals from inside our own half.
Was this the first time you stood on a football pitch?
It depends what you thought you could curl on the corner
Even though a parks pitch, for example, might be close enough to the same dimensions, that feeling of standing on a professional stadium pitch does tend to have something very different about it and those goals do seem bigger. With the cut grass and flat surface you feel you could hit the back of the net from the halfway line ... at least that was what was going through my mind until they handcuffed me off the pitch..
At least one of you agrees with meEven though a parks pitch, for example, might be close enough to the same dimensions, that feeling of standing on a professional stadium pitch does tend to have something very different about it and those goals do seem bigger. With the cut grass and flat surface you feel you could hit the back of the net from the halfway line ... at least that was what was going through my mind until they handcuffed me off the pitch..
Is that the first football pitch you’ve ever stood on? Cos they’re more or less all the same.
He's probably got as good a chance as any of our "strikers"...
Not sure park pitches are the same size are they
And there was you thinking that you were the only one
Obviously my point being when you’re actually on the pitch the goals look really big and the pitch looks smaller
There are minimum and maximum dimensions that all pitches must adhere to, otherwise it ceases to be football and becomes a kickabout.
I don't understand as it's so easy why haven't we banged em in , are we : blind ,stupid , scared, useless,can,t be bothered,sulking ?
Never said it was easy to score , just saying it looks easy when on the pitch , Tans right tho , shoot more then we have a better chance of scoring
Great insight, mate. Do you reckon they should use their feet or their bums?
To fair, although he's had an absolute mare in the way he's presented his point
Ahh at last someone who gets the gistTo fair, although he's had an absolute mare in the way he's presented his point
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