Verbal Faux Pas, Jargon, Cliches, Boganisms, etc

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You pretty much need a translation card for Channel 7. Especially when that fwit Brayshaw is on.

Here are basic footy terms you won't hear anymore - distance, kick, mark.

What you will hear:

Journey - distance
Ball - kick (a Brayshaw speciality)
Clunk - mark (a real atrocity that one)

Also, I've noticed there are never poor, bad or inaccurate kicks anymore. It's always "poor execution".
 
You pretty much need a translation card for Channel 7. Especially when that fwit Brayshaw is on.

Here are basic footy terms you won't hear anymore - distance, kick, mark.

What you will hear:

Journey - distance
Ball - kick (a Brayshaw speciality)
Clunk - mark (a real atrocity that one)

Also, I've noticed there are never poor, bad or inaccurate kicks anymore. It's always "poor execution".
"Ball", also a BT'ism for "holding the ball, incorrect disposal.
Drives me up the wall.
 

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Late in the Anzac Day coverage, a Collingwood player just failed to keep the ball from rolling out of bounds.
Brian Taylor: "He's run out of tarmac."
 
Jeremy Howe last night on AFL 360 when talking about Fly taking over from Buckley "you get that fresh of breath air".
 

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