Definitions
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- adjective Having two
legs orfeet . - adjective sports
Ambidextrous of the feet; having equalability with eitherfoot . - adjective soccer Using both feet.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective having two feet
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Examples
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He then condemned Rooney for urging Chris Foy to dismiss Kompany for a two-footed tackle on Nani in the FA Cup third round and was involved in an exchange with Steven Gerrard after saying Glen Johnson deserved to be sent off in Liverpool's Carling Cup semi-final win last week.
Roberto Mancini's red-card row with Wayne Rooney flares up again 2012
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It was actually a really dangerous challenge from Palacios –a two-footed scissor-type affair.
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So we can't really be that surprised that so far there have been less shots here than at a children's Christmas party.37 mins There are only so many different ways I can tell you that nothing is happening.38 mins "Providing it hasn't broken his leg or made reproduction impossible, 'a two-footed scissor-type affair' does sound quite erotic," writes Ian Copestake.
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That is what happened, eventually, when the tackle from behind was outlawed, and the two-footed flying tackle from any angle would appear to be the next target.
Andy Carroll and Glen Johnson fly into Kompany tackle debate 2012
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Both tackles won the ball cleanly, but I can understand if it has been decided that two-footed, studs-up tackles are by nature dangerous and must be eliminated.
Manchester City 0 - 1 Liverpool – as it happened | Simon Burnton 2012
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Just as we go into three minutes of stoppage time, Nasri crosses the ball and Aguero flicks a free header just over the bar.90+1 mins: Glen Johnson wins the ball with a perfectly timed ... two-footed tackle.
Manchester City 0 - 1 Liverpool – as it happened | Simon Burnton 2012
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In both cases, however, the tackler had launched himself like a sort of human missile, although neither challenge was two-footed.
Football has a duty to disarm its human missiles Richard Williams 2010
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My trail appeared as though I had played a sporadic game of hopscotch: a two-footed jump here, a one-footed hop there.
Ominous Kate Brian 2011
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In defending an innocuous situation near the middle of the pitch, Torres launched himself into a nasty two-footed tackle on Swansea midfielder Mark Gower .
What Was Fernando Torres Thinking? Gabriele Marcotti 2011
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And the one we're going to settle on, it seems, is that late in the game two-footed tackle from Glen Johnson on Joleon Lescott.
Manchester City 0 - 1 Liverpool – as it happened | Simon Burnton 2012
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