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I don't understand the following words. Slipped through. Ping the ball. Come in one. What do they mean? The Gunners almost took the lead after six minutes when Walcott was slipped through. Adam brilliantly pings the ball to Arnautovic, who comes in on his right foot and fires it well over
Posted : 13/10/2015 1:43 am
- To slip a pass through means to pass the ball in a very accurate way so that a player is free (usually in a scoring position). The idea behind this type of pass is that it is very accurate - like a slide rule pass.
- Ping the ball means to strike the ball (usually very hard) - here the player has pinged the ball to another player in an accurate manner.
- The phrase 'to come in on his right foot' means that the player moved infield (from the wing) with the ball on his right foot.
Posted : 13/10/2015 3:26 am
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Thanks, Damian. The preposition "in" here makes me confused. How does it work?
Janko tries to slide in Rogic with a clever pass in the box but it's blocked.
Posted : 13/10/2015 10:39 pm
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