Opio...... when a ball passes in between legs

Who remembers Pass 1-pass 2.
I.e when a set is about to start n 2 players exchange passes.

deeplow: Who remembers Pass 1-pass 2.
I.e when a set is about to start n 2 players exchange passes.

hehehe

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LMAO!

Police football- when the ball is played high and not ground passes are made.
OC - playing the ball btw the legs of an opponent
Anywhere belle face- playing the ball in any direction the player is facing
Send am market- sending an opponent to a wrong direction with a dribble
Over stone - when the ball goes over the stone used as a goal post
Na u bring am come field- usualy asked when u dribble an opponent too much
And that praise when dribbling, eh, eh eh,
Good old memories.

ismhab: PDP When there is ojoro against one side.

that shows u are still a kid.

home is d best.....send ball to your lastman

Hospital Pass= When you pass the ball to your team player who is closely attacked by an opponent.

Can't stop laughing while reading through this post. Here are the little I can remember:

Gostpole- goalpost

Shinpomo- u got your toe injured

Goli- goalkeeper

Penariti- penalty

Return , Pass back now .... you go come vex for your guy if em no pass back. come pursue am commot for next set..lolz

crackhouse: that shows u are still a kid.

Honourable are u member of the mafia group called PDP.

Monkey post, chuks i dey here pass am pass am, penality penality, throying throying instead of throw-in, handi handi, Goalie = goal keeper.

U guys have said it all, the situation wasn't different in my neighborhood
Bakan na lomo sori ladugbo mi.

Just remembered ISHAKOLE(I no sabi as I go explain am for oyinbo o)

Jarus: Bude: powerful shot

... Yeah i remembered budee!!when we played at national t stadium then when we used to jog from island to adekunle through yaba back to lagos every weekends then.

Kolo: when the ball passes between your legs, also a kind of game whereby you are randomly slapped if the ball passes between your legs. If you no get mind no try am o lol
(shouting)I dey, idey: signalling you are free for a pass

;DNo contributions from them ladies lol..well I know of monkey post sha

Monkey post = the small post they use leg to measure. We no go use felelem we go use black & white. Felelem is those types of ball that when u are playing with it, if it goes up u will have to wait for some time before it come down and most of the time it doesn't come down towards the position u have been standing waiting for it but rather it lands on different side due to breeze. Black & white is mainly meant for the mature kids.

LMAO

During my NYSC days in Bauchi I learned:

1) Bani Kwalo (get the ball to me)
2) Akasa (on the ground)
3) Huuuuuutaaaa!!!! (thunderous shot)
4) Dan kwalo (great player)

I have been thinking to raise similar thread a long time ago but my only concern is just that..WHAT IS OGO...OJO or whatever they called it and how did it emanates and what is the true meaning of it?

olawalebab: lugo. When a player misses a ball.

Lago
Toros - wen d ball passes thru in btw ur two legs

Mark Am - mean to tackle
My Ball - Mean Pass me the ball
I dey - same as My Ball
opio - mean Ball passes between legs
One Touch - mean you can only hit the ball once
Odie - mean own goal

4 pole, this is usually done inside a classroom where u use ur “locker“ as goalpost, u use 4 of this, 2 opposite each other. This is also done in on the field.

Ege ologun- dribble has no remedy or medicine
Skin- when u tip the ball over another player‘s head
Apere-basket(bad goalkeeper)
Eki- bad tackle

La ball: to balloon the bal.

there was lago and corner!!

To me to you: thru passes

Shot one- sm1 whose effect is nt felt in d game.
i1-called by a sm1(captain) to choose his team-mate
Je bar-the ball hit d goal pole.

olabukola: Police ball

how can I forget this,it was fun all day.

;DO.J.O: ojo when both sides are attempting to score in the same goal post
Ojoro: a controversial call by referee
Toros: putting the ball in btw the legs of opponent
Lago:wen u want to take a shot and shot the air instead of the ball
The list is endless and it gives me this nostalgic feelings of my moms cane

oje irin - when the shot hit the goal post

On the run: when a winger outruns an opponent players from the wing and crosses the ball.