Try him foward
Defenders need to defend.
He dosent like contact therefore move him foward or to the wing.
Defenders need to defend.
He dosent like contact therefore move him foward or to the wing.
FMD, RE. It hurts to think.More balls. Hard balls. Elitely kicked balls. Kick in (the) balls.
ut pila calcitrare pila magis placet
Use AI .FMD, RE. It hurts to think.
As it pleases more greatly to kick (active?) Pila? Hairs? Thinking... Dunno. Checking... Pila. Oh, a pier such as might be made of brick. More greatly. To kick harder...
Hang on- just found pila = washbasins. Plural anyway. No good. FMD. Too hard. I give up, RE. What is it?
Hang on. I'm thinking "bulla" = ball. Just found "pila". Pila = mortars. That is the ball shaped cavity of a mortar, thence ball.
Even if it pleases to kick the balls harder. Oh, *smile*. Calcitrare. I think that's present indicative infinitive. Is it a subjunctive? No.
And hang on- the adverb is placed by the verb placet. So qualifies it.
Ok. The ut clause is just casual (no subjunctive) so it's As it more greatly pleases to kick the balls. Less literally - And so it is more gratifying that he kicks the ball.
That took me two days of thinking, RE.
I’m hearing land on Lennon Island just opened up, Brown Bay is for sale.I’m getting Ben Lennon/Corey Ellis vibes.
Yep. He happily stands under high balls coming in- today he backed back into a leading forward- tho he got outmarked. He isnt afrad to put his body on the line. But sometimes he still plays like the kid who was better and probably stronger than all his opponents. at times he tries to avoid contact so he can use the ball.I feel that it's indecision and confidence, not that he doesn't like the contact. He's just not sure when to commit to a contest. The third man up ones weren't necessarily going to result in being hit, more intercept marking opportunities.