What makes a tackle a ‘horror tackle’? This post explains the phrase ‘horror tackle’.
Football Language: Concede the title
This week Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho admitted that his team cannot win the Premier League title – he conceded the title. What’s the meaning of concede the title?
Football Language Podcast: 2018 Liverpool vs Manchester City
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2018 Liverpool vs Manchester City: This week’s football-language podcast looks ahead to the big game between Liverpool and leaders Manchester City, we also explain some new football language and we have another football quiz.
Football Language: Dismissal
Dismissal: What’s the meaning of the noun ‘dismissal’ in football?
Football Language: Natural Goalscorer
Natural Goalscorer: What’s the meaning of the term goalscorer in football?
Football Language Podcast: 2018 FA Cup 3rd Round
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2018 FA Cup 3rd Round: This week’s podcast looks ahead to the FA Cup 3rd round and also looks back at some of the highs and lows for our teams in 2017. We also explain some new football language and have a quiz and some predictions.
Football Language: Fixture pile up
A fixture pile-up: A fixture pile-up involves the accumulation or build up of a lot of matches…
Football Language: False number 9
False number 9: What is the meaning of the phrase ‘False number 9’ in football?
Football Language: Quick feet
Quick feet: What’s the meaning of the phrase ‘Quick feet’ in football?
Football Language: Shut up shop
To shut up shop is a phrase used to describe a situation when a team wants to protect its position in a game.
Football Language: To be drawn against
To be drawn against: What is the meaning of the phrase ‘To be drawn against’ in football? When is it used?
Languagecaster Predictions: Week 17 – West Ham vs Arsenal
Week 17 – West Ham vs Arsenal: After West Ham’s famous victory over Chelsea at the weekend they will be looking to defeat another London…
Football Language Podcast: Merseyside and Manchester Derbies
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Merseyside and Manchester Derbies: Lots of big Premier League games taking place this weekend with three huge derbies in London, Liverpool and Manchester. We look back at those games in our weekly predictions competition and also explain some new words and phrases from the week in football.
Football Language: Head-to-head record
Football Language – Head-to-head record: What’s the meaning of this phrase? When do we use it?
Football Language: To face
To face: What’s the meaning of this verb in football? The verb to face someone or something really means to challenge or to go against.
Football Language: Put past
To put past an opponent: What’s the meaning of the phrase to put five past an opponent?
Football Language: Sit deep
To sit deep: What’s the meaning of the phrase ‘to sit deep’ and when is it used in football?
Football Language: Beat a player
To beat a player: What’s the meaning of the phrase ‘to beat a player’ and when is it used in football?
Football Language: Return leg
Return leg: What’s the meaning of the phrase ‘return leg’ and when is it used in football?
Football Language Podcast: 2017-18 Chelsea vs Manchester United
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http://media.blubrry.com/footballlanguage/p/languagecaster.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/pod.ChelseavManUnited.051117.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 11:15 — 5.2MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS | MoreThis week’s Learn English Through Football Podcast starts off with the good, the bad and the ugly stories from the footballing world, then explains some football […]
Football Cliche: 2-0 is the most dangerous of leads
This post explains most dangerous of leads the football term ‘2-0 is the most dangerous of leads’.
Learn English Through Football Podcast: World Cup Qualifiers and Liverpool vs Man Utd
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World Cup Qualifiers and Liverpool vs Man Utd: On this week’s football-language podcast we look back at a wonderfully exciting set of World Cup qualifiers that took place over the past ten days. We also introduce two new football-language phrases connected to those World Cup qualifiers including ‘results go your way’. We also look ahead to a new round of matches from the Premier League this weekend including the big game between Liverpool and Manchester United which of course will feature in our regular football predictions competition.
Football Language: Results go your way
Results go your way: When do we use the phrase ‘Results go your way’ in football?
Football Language: The perfect hat-trick
The perfect hat-trick: What do we mean when we use the football expression ‘the perfect hat-trick’?
Learn English Through Football Podcast: 2017 West Ham vs Tottenham
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This week in the Premier League sees another London derby this time West Ham hosting rivals Tottenham at the London Stadium on Saturday morning. We look ahead to that game in our weekly predictions section of the show along with Liverpool’s trip to Leicester and leaders Manchester City hosting bottom side Crystal Palace. We also look at some of the good, the bad and the ugly stories from the week including the sacking of the England Women’s manager Mark Sampson, while we also explain some new English for football phrases and answer some of your posts. For those who wish to practise their English, there is a transcript…
Football Language: To blow a lead
Football Language: To blow a lead – Much like the phrase ‘to blow a chance’ which means to miss an easy chance, to blow a lead is to lose…
Football Language: To bury the ball in the back of the net
To bury the ball in the back of the net: There are many ways to describe a goal in football and here is another phrase…
Football Language: To bully an opponent
To bully an opponent: To bully an opponent: When one player is stronger than another one
Languagecaster Predictions: Week 5 – Chelsea vs Arsenal
Languagecaster Predictions: Week 5 – Chelsea vs Arsenal
Learning English Through Football Podcast: 2017-18: Tottenham vs Chelsea
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2017-18 Tottenham vs Chelsea: This week both Damon and Damian are in London and they recorded this week’s show from a rainy London cafe – complete with background noise! It’s Week 2 of the Premier League season and on today’s show we look back at some of the big football news from the week featuring Liverpool and Ronaldo and look ahead to some of the games taking place this weekend including a big London derby between Tottenham and Chelsea.
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