Left back

Husky, just ask him did he not see the other 99 crosses that were put in yesterday.

 

It was particularly frustrating how many Simpson crosses went directly to the unmarked Giant - perhaps we should sign the giant as replacement for BZ

 

'Pass' is a generic term. And although we could play semantics for days, all three goals I mentioned came from wing play and balls played across the face of the goal.

The Hitchcock goal undermines your point, as it was produced by a right-footer playing down the left.

As for the wind-up comment, you might want to take a glance or two in the mirror.

 

Of course it was a cross!

 

A cross is usually at head height, that looked very like a pass from Clint...

 

Ok....this is getting silly. A cross can be high, low, short, long etc. I'm outta this one!!

 

Getting cross usually isn't usually the best way to a successful pass

 

Surely the prime use of a cross is crucifixion? Secondary use vampire repellant?

 

One of the things I like about this forum is the differing opinions but to argue over the definition of a cross is a classic

 

I heard there's a player in Mexico called Jesus. He's miraculous with the ball at his feet and is good on the cross too.

I'll get me coat....

 

There was a goalie in our pub team nicknamed Dracula, he just couldn't handle crosses...

Some of these are so old they've got hairs on...

 

3 years older than grass that one mate!