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Languagecaster's weekly football language quiz is here! Sort out your sweet strikes from your
inviting deliveries!
Languagecaster.com's weekly football phrase. Who scored a sweet strike this weekend?
This week on languageacster.com, we spotlight the run in to the title in the J League in Japan,
looking at who can win it and at a big team staring at relegation.
This week on languageacster.com, we spotlight the run in to the title in the J League in Japan,
looking at who can win it and at a big team staring at relegation. Remember, you can also:
- Listen only to the main report here complete with transcript and vocabulary
- Learners of English can review the footballing news from around the world in our good, the bad
and the ugly section of the show
- Check out a new football expression in English for Football
- For learners of English check out our Football Language Resources page with:
- A page with all our Football vocabulary posts
- Football glossary (a huge collection of football vocabulary, football cliches and football
phrases)
- Worksheets and transcripts from previous podcasts
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In this week's review section, we look back at stories from the North London and Merseyside
derbies.
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In this week's review section, we look back at stories from the North London and Merseyside
derbies, as well as news from bottom of the table side Bolton.
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In this week's review section, we look at stories from some of the biggest clubs in Europe: Man
United, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan and Real Madrid. You can listen to these and other stories on
our weekly podcast and can find explanations of key vocabulary in bold below, or
highlighted in blue.
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Every week during the season, the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has
appeared in the English-speaking press. Click on the link below to hear the word or phrase, while
you can also read the transcript below that.
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Every week during the 2010-11 season, the languagecaster team explain a football phrase or
cliche for learners of English who love the sport. Click on the link below to hear the word or
phrase and you can also read the transcript below that.
This week's podcast has a report by our German correspondent, Hans. he takes a look at the very
strange situation this weekend when Managers may want their teams to lose. As always, on this
week's free pod you can also:
- Listen only to the main report here complete with transcript and vocabulary
- Learners of English can review the footballing news from around the world in our good, the bad
and the ugly section of the show
- Check out a new football expression in English for Football
- For learners of English check out our Football Language Resources page with:
- A page with all our Football vocabulary posts
- Football glossary (a huge collection of football vocabulary, football cliches and football
phrases)
- Worksheets and transcripts from previous podcasts
Automatically receive the podcast each week by clicking here
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Subscribe: Weekly Football Phrase
Every week during the 2010-11 season, the languagecaster team explain a football phrase or
cliché for learners of English who love the sport. Click on the link below to hear the word or
phrase and you can also read the transcript below that.
On this week's podcast we feature one of the greatest striker's of this generation, Ronaldo, who
retired this week. Remember on this week's podcast you can also:
- Listen only to the main report here complete with transcript and vocabulary
- Learners of English can review the footballing news from around the world in our good, the bad
and the ugly section of the show
- Check out a new football expression in English for Football
- For learners of English check out our Football Language Resources page with:
- A page with all our Football vocabulary posts
- Football glossary (a huge collection of football vocabulary, football cliches and football
phrases)
- Worksheets and transcripts from previous podcasts
Automatically receive the podcast each week by clicking here
On this week's podcast we feature one of the greatest striker's of this generation, Ronaldo, who
retired this week. Remember on this week's podcast you can also:
- Listen only to the main report here complete with transcript and vocabulary
- Learners of English can review the footballing news from around the world in our good, the bad
and the ugly section of the show
- Check out a new football expression in English for Football
- For learners of English check out our Football Language Resources page with:
- A page with all our Football vocabulary posts
- Football glossary (a huge collection of football vocabulary, football cliches and football
phrases)
- Worksheets and transcripts from previous podcasts
Automatically receive the podcast each week by clicking here
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This week's main report continues with our series of profiling football super stars. Earlier
this week we saw the retirement of one of the greatest strikers of this generation, O
Fenômeno, Ronaldo.
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This week's main report continues with our series of profiling football super stars. Earlier
this week we saw the retirement of one of the greatest strikers of this generation, O
Fenômeno, Ronaldo.
On this week's podcast we take a look at the Asian Cup taking place in Qatar as well as all the
regular favourites on the show. Remember on this week's podcast you can also:
Listen only to the main report here complete with transcript and vocabulary Check out a new
football expression in English for Football Learners of English can review the footballing news
from around the world in our good, the bad and the ugly section of the show For learners of English
check out our Football Language Resources page with: A page with all our Football vocabulary posts
Football glossary (a huge collection of football vocabulary, football cliches and football phrases)
Worksheets and transcripts from previous podcasts
Automatically receive the podcast each
week by clicking here
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This is our first review of the football in 2011 and after taking a one week break at the end of
last year we catch up with some of the big football stories good and bad from the last two
weeks.
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This is our first review of the football in 2011 and after taking a one week break at the end of
last year we catch up with some of the big football stories good and bad from the last two
weeks.