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The language of football transfers in 4 easy steps: In this post we take a look at the language of football transfers. There is also a short vocabulary list at the foot of this post.
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5 questions about football derbies: There are many derbies being played around the world this weekend so we thought we'd look at rivalries...
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Today's World Cup phrase of the day is the expression to step down which means to resign or to quit a job.
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On today's show, languagecaster.com dissects France's miserable performance at the World Cup. We also salute the four teams that have qualified for the knockout stages from Groups C and D and look ahead at today's games.
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Implode is a word used to describe a team, or team performance that is so bad it damages the chances of the team...
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‘Maybe it’s the pressure?’ suggested England manager Fabio Cappello after England’s dismal draw with Algeria, so on this World Cup podcast we take a look at the pressure of playing in the most important sporting event in the world. We also have our regular items on the show including: Check out a new football expression […]
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i-tunes Feed The World Cup is a week old and languagecaster looks at some of the highs and lows of the tournament by asking some football fans in Tokyo what they think of the World Cup so far. Remember you can also: Check out a new football expression in World Cup English for Football Follow […]
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In this podcast, Damian reflects on the media reaction to England’s first game against the United States, we review some of the main talking point of the past few days and also look forward to some great games in our predictions. Remember you can also: Check out a new football expression in World Cup English […]
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Winning the Double: To commemorate Chelsea and Bayern Munich's domestic doubles on this week's podcast we look at what it means to win a double and feature some of the most successful double-winning sides in football.
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This week's English for football phrase is 'there is so much at stake'. At stake means to be at issue, to be at risk, or to be the important topic.
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On this week's free football podcast for learners of English we talk about the 1950 World Cup in Brazil
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Weekly football podcast for learners of English which focuses this week on football derbies
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This week's football phrase or cliche for learners of English is run riot
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FA Cup 3rd Round: Damon and Damian take a look back at some of the FA Cup memories of their teams: Liverpool and Tottenham.
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On this week’s show we feature this season’s FIFA Club World Cup that is taking place in the UAE this weekend. Remember you can also: Read our football news review in the good, the bad and the ugly Check out a new football expression in English for Football Follow the weekly predictions battle between Damon […]
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This week's main report takes a look at the FIFA Club World Cup and wonders does anyone really care?
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Fans voices: On this week's show we ask five fans what they think of their teams' chances at the World Cup next year and to comment on their groups.
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This week's main report looks at the newly-crowned Ballon D'or winner, Leo Messi.
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On this week's main report we take a look at the world football governing body FIFA.
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Lev Yashin
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We'd also like to know what has been your greatest World Cup moment? Maybe it was a win for your country; a superb goal or a moment of madness?
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Pele may have won more World Cup titles, Ronaldo may have scored more goals, Lothar Matthäus played more games but no one has dominated the World Cup as much as Diego Maradona.
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On this week's show we introduce the phrase 'Can't win the title in August but you can lose it' which is used...
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After almost a three-month break the Champions League is back and languagecaster previews the 8 mouthwatering ties that lie ahead. Will it be another all-English final or will the winner come from Spain, Italy or … Greece? In addition we: Review the football news in the Good, the Bad and the Ugly Introduce a new […]
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This week's English for football expression is to come off the bench which is used to describe when a substitute enters...
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