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Do ngoc tien Posted 13 years ago
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What's the meaning of "nature" in this situation ?

The Tottenham star, who has been heavily linked with a summer move to Real Madrid, admits he enjoys the open nature of Europe's top competition
http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2013/07/02/4088206/bale-misses-the-thrill-of-special-champions-league?ICID=HP_BN_1
  

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Hi I think it means that Bale - rightly or wrongly - feels that, in the English Premiership, teams play in a defensive way. They are closing down play By contrast, in the European League, both teams tend to play all out for a win. They may not concentrate so much on defence and that leads to a more open game The nature of the European game is that it is more open Dave

— Dave_anon

  • Hi I think it means that Bale - rightly or wrongly - feels that, in the English Premiership, teams play in a defensive way.
  • They are closing down play By contrast, in the European League, both teams tend to play all out for a win.
  • They may not concentrate so much on defence and that leads to a more open game The nature of the European game is that it is more open Dave
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Hi

I think it means that Bale - rightly or wrongly - feels that, in the English Premiership, teams play in a defensive way. They are closing down play

By contrast, in the European League, both teams tend to play all out for a win. They may not concentrate so much on defence and that leads to a more open game

The nature of the European game is that it is more open
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"Nature" means nothing more than "quality" here.
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