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now i have a move named after me!! ;) :p :D

spot on :thumb: :D i have 2 younger brothers (Both turned out to be great goal keepers, each one represents their school :cool: ) because they had an merciless older brother who didn't play easy with them. :D the youngest doesn't play keeper anymore, and the other one had a knee and back...

kewl :cool: i think i came up with it while playing with my brother in our little sand football field. :D

you know, that is wierd you said that!! :eek: i also made up that move a long time ago when i was really young. i thought it was really kewl that when i step over the ball with one foot, the oposing defender stops, but i could excelerate faster when i make the turn (because i dont really pause)

it's funner when you have no place to go and nobody expects it. when i'm in that position, people usually think i'm just gonna get rid of the ball.... but yeah, it does work all over the field.

This is may Fav move that i always do on the field (it works 90% of the times i try it)...though i dont know if it has a name. I'm a leftback, so i'm always running back towards the cornor glaf to race the opposing attacker to the ball. anyway, if i do race him to the ball and he's right...

well excuse us!! :groan: ;) ......... i like When Owen did the Rivelino dirbble: http://www.strongsoccer.com/Kingdrills/soccerAVI/rivelino_variation.avi Also, Zidane's "Maradona" turn. :thumb: : http://www.kclegendssoccer.com/videos/maradona.mpeg

just by rading the title, i figured it was you who started this thread Deeeej :D One of the most overrated and famous Dribbles (i personally think it was all luck, but it was voted one of the best individual goals in WC history): Saed Al-Owairan's Goal vs. Belguim in the 1994 WC.