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what is a diverted play in football

smiley212 Tue 10/11/09 03:24

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mightyWBA
Tue 10/11/09
17:57

Is it an "Americanisation" of a "deflection"???

Once heard a "Throw in" termed as "An inbound pass" by our Yankee cousins!
Damn colonials beer

KIDD72
Tue 10/11/09
17:59

"An inbound pass" brilliant laugh

joggerjayne
Tue 10/11/09
18:02

I'd go with WBA ... a deflection ??

KIDD72
Tue 10/11/09
18:10

is this an American Football question?

if so then I believe it to mean that it is when an opposing player runs sideways from the attacking player (the one with the ball)

thus diverting the play...

joggerjayne
Tue 10/11/09
18:14

The English equivalent is when ...

Drogba throws himself on the floor, flailing his arms in the air, even though the Defender was nowhere near him ...

... thus diverting the Referee from the rules of the game.

KIDD72
Tue 10/11/09
18:17

JJ's is the correct answer good

joggerjayne
Tue 10/11/09
22:11

What sort of question did MissNorway suspect it was ?

smile

joggerjayne
Tue 10/11/09
22:17

MissN ... you'll get me a naughty reputation !!

JJ x

mightyWBA
Tue 10/11/09
23:19

Lesbians!

KIDD72
Wed 11/11/09
20:13

hope you found your answer smiley212 laugh

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