And "hit the woodwork."

I haven't seen wooden goals since I was a kid.

It should be polyester powder coated heavy gauge aluminium, it would be easier just to say post or crossbar.

And while I'm at it, what's onion bag got to do with anything😠

Posted By: emmaroyds on September 29th 2020 at 07:37:03

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Why do football journalists say things like this? (NCFC) - Larry Hagman, Sep 29, 02:51:56
- It works when you say "a J Murphy twin" (n/m) (NCFC) - essexcanaryOTBC, Sep 29, 12:58:01
- The "insert ground name" outfit. (NCFC) - KevinBond, Sep 29, 12:24:33
  - Yep that is so true about the use of "Outfit". (n/m) (NCFC) - Larry Hagman, Sep 30, 01:24:55
- Another is "your Liverpools and Man Uniteds" (n/m) (NCFC) - Larry Hagman, Sep 29, 12:10:18
- Same as Goalkeepers shouting "Away!" every time the ball is crossed, not sure this helps? (NCFC) - BSE Canary, Sep 29, 10:47:05
- For the same reason they say (NCFC) - jonncfc, Sep 29, 07:21:17
  - Top bins. What the AF does that actually mean ? (NCFC) - McGill, Sep 29, 09:09:13
    - Or he had no right to score from there. (n/m) (NCFC) - Biggles, Sep 29, 09:35:56
      - "The wall does its job" (NCFC) - Old Git, Sep 29, 10:30:55
- That's the kind of question (NCFC) - Captain Bligh, Sep 29, 06:42:45
  - In off the post, surely? (n/m) (NCFC) - Captain Bligh, Sep 29, 08:11:12
  - And "hit the woodwork." (NCFC) - emmaroyds, Sep 29, 07:37:03

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