@Mehnav said ^
Who likes football? If you do comment your experience.
Spoiler, I play for my school team.
I don't play football, but I do love to watch it - only the highlights ;)
@Mehnav said [^](/forum/redirect/post/bpTugcl0)
> Who likes football? If you do comment your experience.
> Spoiler, I play for my school team.
I don't play football, but I do love to watch it - only the highlights ;)
I like watching football ;p I enjoy watching all kinds of outdoor sports, but I don't really play them myself :)
I like watching football ;p I enjoy watching all kinds of outdoor sports, but I don't really play them myself :)
For the well being of the other players, when I see a ball, I avoid playing. My left foot is like Roberto Carlos'— without the accuracy. My right foot is like Peter Crouch's — without the accuracy, too, of course.
For the well being of the other players, when I see a ball, I avoid playing. My left foot is like Roberto Carlos'— without the accuracy. My right foot is like Peter Crouch's — without the accuracy, too, of course.
@jacober said ^
I’ve always enjoyed football, especially the energy and teamwork. If you’re also into fitness, I’d check out BetterMe’s calisthenics guide https://betterme.world/articles/calisthenics-skills-to-learn-in-order/ —it covers push-ups, pull-ups, squats and handstands with step-by-step progressions.
Alr, so you're one of those people who put their website in every single forum post.
@jacober said [^](/forum/redirect/post/HXt4jc01)
> I’ve always enjoyed football, especially the energy and teamwork. If you’re also into fitness, I’d check out BetterMe’s calisthenics guide https://betterme.world/articles/calisthenics-skills-to-learn-in-order/ —it covers push-ups, pull-ups, squats and handstands with step-by-step progressions.
Alr, so you're one of those people who put their website in every single forum post.
I enjoy football but don't play it.
I'd say my shooting and dribbling is good but not even a fifth division team would accept my defence, I can only press that's all I can do. Run to the player so the ball and do marking.
Despite me being a stickman I love shoulder pushes.
I enjoy football but don't play it.
I'd say my shooting and dribbling is good but not even a fifth division team would accept my defence, I can only press that's all I can do. Run to the player so the ball and do marking.
Despite me being a stickman I love shoulder pushes.
It's so unredidtable, players can arrive out of nowhere and crash into you, so I refuse to play it now. I don't find it fun enough to submit myself to the risk of injury.
I only play games with ONE opponent so I can avoid unpredictable collisions.
It's so unredidtable, players can arrive out of nowhere and crash into you, so I refuse to play it now. I don't find it fun enough to submit myself to the risk of injury.
I only play games with ONE opponent so I can avoid unpredictable collisions.
lol
hell na
Football or soccer? What do you call it? I enjoy playing and watching both.
Football or soccer? What do you call it? I enjoy playing and watching both.
@Quasar3C273 wrote: " I was playing in a fenced court, there was a bit of a scuffle and I kicked the ball a little too hard, sent it sailing over the 3.5-metre fence,"
That sounds like a classic story. There's a lot of valuable and growth-producing football played in less-than-ideal conditions.
Indeed, some of the clubs that gave birth to football long ago played on relatively small, enclosed pitches. I believe a reading of The Inverted Pyramid will likely furnish clarity.
@Quasar3C273 wrote: " I was playing in a fenced court, there was a bit of a scuffle and I kicked the ball a little too hard, sent it sailing over the 3.5-metre fence,"
That sounds like a classic story. There's a lot of valuable and growth-producing football played in less-than-ideal conditions.
Indeed, some of the clubs that gave birth to football long ago played on relatively small, enclosed pitches. I believe a reading of The Inverted Pyramid will likely furnish clarity.