If a good midfielder means running
into walls of defenders and falling over holding your ankle or being dispossessed like primary school kid having his lunch money taken then OK he is the best.
Not exact matches
There was a lot to process in the immediate aftermath
of Game 2 in Washington — the Blue Jackets» run at franchise history, the Capitals» crisis
of confidence and the offside review that held up the full celebration — but both the national and local announcers caught the skill that it took Matt Calvert to make his one - handed game - winner possible,
walling off a
defender with his free hand and using his plant leg for stick leverage to lift the puck
into the top corner.
Whatever Big 8 pride I had came out in droves during the Fiesta Bowl, which saw stoic Tom Osborne defeat cocky Steve Spurrier and saw Tommie Frazier rip off one
of the most famous plays in college football history; he ran
into a
wall of Florida
defenders, then ran right through the
wall for a 75 - yard touchdown.
When the opposition defense is deep and building the Great
Wall of Wales behind a parked fleet
of buses IMO you do not put on a player whose main benefit is running on to through balls put behind
defenders into space for him to run on to.
A goalkeepers job is to make the defense his
wall at all times, when there is a free kick, he makes a static
wall of his defense, when the ball is in play, he makes his
defenders into a moving
wall, he only gets to make saves when that
wall is breached, as for Shezza, he thinks more about the saves and his reflexes, but there's only so many saves a goalkeeper can make without organizing his
wall competently.