In this football language post we look at the phrase ‘to be dropped’ and how it is used in football.
Football Language Podcast: (to) Ping
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In this football language podcast we look at the verb ‘ping’ and the two main ways it is used in football.
Football Language: Cushion
In this football language post we look at the noun ‘cushion’ and how it is used in football as a verb, adjective, and a noun
Football Language (a) Ball
In this football language post we look at the noun ‘ball’ and how it is used in football and how it is connected with passing.
Football Language Podcast: (to) Overturn
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Overturn: Hello everyone, my name is Damon, one half of the languagecaster team. This is our weekly short audio post on the language of football, and I’ll be talking about the verb ‘to overturn’.
Football Language: Fitness Test
In this post we look at the phrase ‘fitness test’ which is used when a player is returning from injury.
Football Language: Trounce
In this post we look at the phrase ‘trounce’ which is connected to big scores in football after Leicester City’s record-breaking 9-0 win away at Southampton.
English Through Football Podcast: 2019-20 Champions League – Tottenham v Crvena Zvezda
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…looks back at the Champions League game between Tottenham and Crvena Zvezda and looks at language connected to the phrase to turn the corner.
Learn English Through Football Podcast: 2019-20 Manchester United vs Liverpool
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On this week’s football-language podcast we look back at some of the action from the European Championship qualifiers, we
also explain a new phrase, ‘to flap’, ask a football-language quiz question about derbies and of course we look ahead to some of the big games being played this week in our predictions.
Football Language: (to) Clip
This post on the language of football explains the meanings of the verb ‘to clip’, which can be used in connection with shots and passes.
Football Language Podcast: Rout
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This is our weekly short audio post on the language of football, and I’ll be talking about the word ‘rout’.
Football Language: Misfiring
This post on the language of football explains the meaning of the adjective ‘misfiring’, which is a word used to describe a team’s performance.
Football Language: Work the keeper
This post on the language of football explains the meaning of the phrase ‘to work the keeper’, which is a phrase connected with goalkeepers and forwards.
Football Language: Secure a point
In this post on the language of football, we explain the meaning of the phrase ‘to secure a point’, which is often used to describe when a team comes back to gain or earn a draw. If you have questions or comments about this or any other phrase then email us at: admin@languagecaster.com.
Football Language: 2019 (to) Bundle Home
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Learn English Through Football Podcast – Bundle Home: Hi there everyone, my name is Damon from the languagecaster team. This is a short audio post on the language of football, and I’ll be looking at the verb phrase ‘to bundle home’.
Football Language: (be) Caught Napping
In this short football language post, we explain the phrase to be caught napping, often used in connection with defending. If you have questions or comments, email us at: admin@languagecaster.com.
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