Swansea

Can you request that the player doesn't take a fast run up as you need to study their feet, those of us who wear glasses then this would be especially useful

As if you hadn't understood that it's not the run up but when the non-striking foot is planted in the last stride prior to striking the ball with the other foot.

It works.

What happens if he has crossed toes so they point different ways on the same foot? Do you ask him to take his boot off as part of a prematch disclosure requirement?

Must be a quiet day football wise if people can do no more than purposely misunderstand posts. Been happening a lot of late.

But what if the player gives the goalie the feet like he does with is eyes - what then?

And what if the penalty taker only had one leg?

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Originally Posted by swaledale

So you think a keeper has an as good a chance of saving a penalty as the player taking the penalty? First the stats on penalties saved demonstrates that is not the case so your post does not make any sense whatsoever!

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I can't argue with that, after all you know everything. I'm surprised you don't win every week on the lottery!

which way is he going to shoot, MA?

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Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone

which way is he going to shoot, MA?

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Originally Posted by Manofpride

If he had put it the other way and the keeper had saved it you'd have said he should have gone
the way he always goes. You can't win! Ask any pro footballer it's about hitting the target, if he
skys it over the bar or puts it wide you can then have a go at him. Not at fault IMO it was a good save.
Which way do you think he should go next time if he takes a penalty again?

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MoP hopefully he will not take the next one Not sure it could be called a good save hardly had to move We will have to wait and see the next time we get one