Name the football manoeuvre where a player kicks a ball through an opponent's legs.
Correct answer: Nutmeg
Player #8258475
Gary, If you're an American then they're playing soccer - to everyone else they're playing football!
Player #5554324
Soleil10001, I pick the answer because of a body part that might get injured.😲
luckycatfay
TenseDragon91145, wow you are a tense little dragon aren't you!!
Player #K
Yeah but why is it called nutmeg?
Gabilondon72
Gary, soccer for us. Rest of the world is football
Charlie
Maybe because it goes under his nuts.
Miss Sue
Player #8258475, Well, us Americans are different and proud of it.
Barb@71
Did you ever see a nutmeg seed ?
arohanui
WestCountryBoy, or "le pont"
Cy
In South Africa the move is called "Spy two".
Leebo13
Player #8258475, in Australia Australian rules, rugby (league or union) or association football are all referred to as football depending on which code you're a fan of.
SOOTI
Player #K, That's what I'm wondering too.
WestCountryBoy
In France, it's called 'petit pont', which translates as 'Little Bridge'.
Player #3938127
Soleil10001, huh, never heard of that. good trivia question for soccer football fans
Player #4119596 Viv
Lionel Messi,from Argentina! Like me..
--King 91--
I'm a football fanatic started last year.. I’m so
happy to see football everyday on tv...
Soleil10001
I know this manoeuvre by other name which is called the 'Apron'.