@FootballCliches Enjoyed hearing Jon Champion in the first few minutes say “Szoboszlai decided the first meeting with a coruscating free kick”. No way Le Seux on co-comms (or most viewers) has ever heard the word coruscating before.
@FootballCliches on Adam Armstrong’s goal the commentator described the pass as a “perfectly flighted cut back” when it was straight along the ground. Surely “flighted” can only be used to describe an airborne pass?!
@FootballCliches I see I’ve missed the deadline, but just saw the highlights of West Ham/Burnley and when Paqueta scored there was a textbook example of scorer and defender fighting over the ball inside the goal ahead of a restart. Proper playground stuff, worthy of discussion.
@FootballCliches Hearing Nigel Reo-Coker on the @BBCSport football daily podcast yesterday talk about Spurs’ recent transfer failings and say “there’s a lot of players who have fallen by the waistline going to Tottenham” (32:00) just made my day.
@FootballCliches 😂Peter Drury final line before ad break ahead of Man City-Arsenal: “The margins have tightened, and in a few minutes from now, the titans will march”
Don’t know how long he’d been preparing that, but should have been left in draft folder.
@FootballCliches Peter Drury describing Liverpool as Man City’s most “rivalrous” opponents, while technically probably ok, feels wrong for football commentary. Peak Drury though.