- Oct 17, 2008
- 10,707
I commented this in a match thread a few weeks back, but what on earth does his right arm signal at freekicks and corners mean?
He always does it, regardless of where the ball is played, near post, far post, penalty spot... even the odd short freekick, always the same signal.
In fact, I am beginning to think it's not a signal at all, but a good luck/visualisation technique similar to rugby penalty kick takers like Jonny Wilkinson.
Once you've noticed, you can't unsee it. Every. Single. Time. It's very disheartening - well, irritating - as Dunk, Duffy and Webster get in their "crazy train" position for a corner, our Pascal raises his right arm and... fails to beat the first man.
What is it all about, Robbie?
He always does it, regardless of where the ball is played, near post, far post, penalty spot... even the odd short freekick, always the same signal.
In fact, I am beginning to think it's not a signal at all, but a good luck/visualisation technique similar to rugby penalty kick takers like Jonny Wilkinson.
Once you've noticed, you can't unsee it. Every. Single. Time. It's very disheartening - well, irritating - as Dunk, Duffy and Webster get in their "crazy train" position for a corner, our Pascal raises his right arm and... fails to beat the first man.
What is it all about, Robbie?
