A true hattrick (1 Viewer)

[gray]

++ [ originally posted by skiznigit ] ++
A true hat-trick is when you socre with your right foot, left foot and your head.

and the header can't be from a cross, you have to dive and head it off the ground. When he says left and right feet, that means a backheel and an overhead kick respectively...

 

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[mikhail]

Seriously gray, I've heard that definition too. I call any time a player scores three goals in a match a hat-trick.

 

[JUVESUPPORTER]

and what if you score a hatrick in the same half of extra-time????
would that count as a TRUE hatrick as the normal 90minutes are over?

 

[gray]

++ [ originally posted by JUVESUPPORTER ] ++
and what if you score a hatrick in the same half of extra-time????
would that count as a TRUE hatrick as the normal 90minutes are over?

I guess it wouldn't matter if you scored a TRUE hattrick or not... because you'd be a bloody hero! Has anyone ever scored a hat trick in extra time!?

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by Edgar Davids ] ++
so if he scores 3 goals not in the same half. how you call this?

Oi, this is how it works mates:

If a players scores three goals in a game, no matter how they are spread out through the game, it is a treble. The same goes for two goals in a game, excpet that it's a brace.

If a player scores three goals in a row in one half, then and only then is it a hattrick. Incidentally, in that case, it qualifies as both a a treble and a hattrick.

Any questions?

 

[Majed]

++ [ originally posted by Rickenbacker2 ] ++


Oi, this is how it works mates:

If a players scores three goals in a game, no matter how they are spread out through the game, it is a treble. The same goes for two goals in a game, excpet that it's a brace.

If a player scores three goals in a row in one half, then and only then is it a hattrick. Incidentally, in that case, it qualifies as both a a treble and a hattrick.

Any questions?

yeah...define "Oi"

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by Majed ] ++
yeah...define "Oi"

Oi is a preposition, with similar meaning to "hey" or "aye"

 

[Majed]

thanks...

i was wondering..... i though you sat on something just as you started to explain the meaning of a hattrick