Sentence examples for bad soccer from inspiring English sources

Germany can play real bad soccer on an interestingly high level and get results.

The biggest challenge, though, may have been how to translate the Spanish word "penitencia," Mr. Yehya's explanation of his motivation for enduring bad soccer games "in a distant land" whose "results matter little to me".

Toronto is coming off a 4-1 demofition of D.C. United's reserve team, which means they are coming in on a high but remain a tragically (or comedically, depending on your point of view) bad soccer team.

He and the rest of the country had an altogether different grievance, and woke up yesterday to a bad soccer hangover, after an apparent goal late in the second half was disallowed and England fell to Portugal on penalty kicks, 6-5, in the quarterfinals of the European Championships.

NYT Sports (@NYTSports) Too bad soccer's so boring.

Despite the fact that the referee didn't even stop the game in this incident, the tackle was really horrible and de Jong was one of those bad soccer figures again.

Who says scoreless ties are bad for soccer?

"One reason South Africans are so bad at soccer is that most of them didn't get enough good food".

Not necessarily the adoption of our respective old countries in lieu of a national side to support, but the deeper problem: why is Canada so bad at soccer?

Its leader, Sepp Blatter, has said repeatedly that the power of England's top clubs to buy whoever they want, when they want, is bad for soccer.

And that is sometimes all that people ask in a region of the world where no matter how bad things get, soccer is always there to provide relief.