Eddie B 2:50 Thu Feb 5
Interesting way to defend a free kick
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR5jjuCdRuk
Makes you wonder why the attacking team didnt stick seven players in front of the fellas standing on the line, and then just larrup it.
Btw, I went through the icons to find a decent free kick taker for WHU. apart from Tevez and Tony Gale, have we EVER had a decent free kick taker?
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penners28
2:53 Thu Feb 5
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We used to defend free kicks like this when i was in goal. Very effective
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Wanstead-BML
3:00 Thu Feb 5
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This worked because the attacking team are shocked by it though, I reckon if it became popular then all you would see is attackers pushing further up right on to the line as well.
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aubRM1
3:12 Thu Feb 5
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Dicksey weren't too bad. Remember a decent free kick, v Forest circa 94. Also at Sheff Wed 90/91 but that may have been rolled to him to strike
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toadinthehole
3:26 Thu Feb 5
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Diamanti and noble
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lowermarshhammer
3:27 Thu Feb 5
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Now that refs NEVER give indirect free kicks for obstruction you never see the whole team lined up on the goal line and the keeper charging out.
Used to love being in goal for one of them.
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Eddie B
3:28 Thu Feb 5
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Noble good at free kicks? Are you having a laugh?
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Sniper
3:30 Thu Feb 5
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Matty taylor was a set piece expert
Until we signed him
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mike hunt
3:39 Thu Feb 5
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Ffs noble good at free kicks?? Ive fucking heard it all now
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Fortunes Hiding
3:46 Thu Feb 5
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Wouldn't you just have someone standing in front of the goalkeeper from an attacking point of view?
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Hammers1993
3:47 Thu Feb 5
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NOBLE GOOD AT FREE KICKS?!?!?!
No exaggeration that is probably the dumbest thing I have read on here.
He never shoots, rarely gets it over the wall and when he does it's floated into the keepers arms.
Next you will be saying he is the best corner taker in the league....
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fred flinstone
3:49 Thu Feb 5
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Yes we have
Mark Ward
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riosleftsock
3:50 Thu Feb 5
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Brooking wasn't bad.
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62Hammer
3:57 Thu Feb 5
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Nobby Solano
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Alex Bunbury
9:51 Thu Feb 5
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Martin Allen got a couple I think.
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Hermit Road
10:15 Thu Feb 5
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Brooking
Devonshire
Gale
Dicks
Brady
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toadinthehole
10:25 Thu Feb 5
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no wall? if you smash it hard enough, it is bound to go in. unless those players use their hands
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jack flash
10:34 Thu Feb 5
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Easily countered
Put a player either side of the goalie preventing him from diving to either side then blast it low & hard to either side close to either player next to the goalie
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Fivetide
10:37 Thu Feb 5
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Stuart Pearce as well as the ones others have mentioned.
Even Winterburn wasn't bad.
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DukeofDevo
11:02 Thu Feb 5
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Dis anti took a tasty one against arsenal a few years back and I remember Don Hutchison getting a screamer against Spurs
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DukeofDevo
11:03 Thu Feb 5
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Diamanti
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