man-mark

man-mark englanniksi

1. To (l) an opposition player closely.

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3. (quote-book) had given me the job of man-marking (w), so we were both a little disappointed, shall we say, that he scored after only 71 seconds.

4. (quote-book)|year=2014|isbn=978-1-84827-205-7|edition2=Transworld Ireland paperback|location2=London|publisher2=Transworld Ireland, Transworld Publishers|year2=2015|page2=207|pageurl2=https://books.google.com/books?id=DLaBBAAAQBAJ&pg=PA207|isbn2=978-1-84827-206-4|passage=It was my last round up against (w). He was rolled out to man-mark me again at the last minute. (..) While the Cork manager might have felt he was negating my influence on the game by man-marking me with a secret last-minute selection, in reality we were always using the arrangement to our advantage.

5. (quote-journal) and then (w) exposed a certain weakness against a two-man attack, and also when the "supply" players, Hazard|Eden Hazard and (footballer, born July 1987)|Pedro, were man-marked, Conte|Antonio Conte had a week to drill his team and patch this up.

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