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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Not as though he ever puts a big challenge in
"Again, Danny Rose takes a heavy touch on the ball which he has to sprint towards to recover, but this time is met by a hefty Harry Arter tackle which took ball and man.
Superb challenge.
Midfielder Victor Wanyama is the chief complainer. Not as though he ever puts a big challenge in." (BBC Sport website.)
I'm not sure about my interpretation of the Not as though he ever puts a big challenge in in that context. I understand it that Wanyama is somehow hypocritical in being the chief complainer in such a situation as he himself uses hefty tackles which take "ball and man".
Is my interpretation correct?
Superb challenge.
Midfielder Victor Wanyama is the chief complainer. Not as though he ever puts a big challenge in." (BBC Sport website.)
I'm not sure about my interpretation of the Not as though he ever puts a big challenge in in that context. I understand it that Wanyama is somehow hypocritical in being the chief complainer in such a situation as he himself uses hefty tackles which take "ball and man".
Is my interpretation correct?
Top answer
Yes,it is.
- Yes,it is.
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