Learn English Through Football Podcast: Finisher
In this week's football-language podcast we look at some meanings around the word 'finish' in football including finishing and finishers. We also look ahead to this weekend's football with the Madrid derby. You can read the transcript for this podcast below, while you can also check out our glossary of footballing phrases here and visit our site to access all our previous posts and podcasts. If you have any suggestions or questions about the phrase or our podcast then you can contact us here.
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DF: You are listening to the Learn English Through Football Podcast.

DF: Hello everyone and welcome to this week's football language podcast for learners of English who love football. My name is Damian and I am here in London where the weather has become quite chilly; it's a little colder than last week and some people are even wearing coats and scarves already! What is the weather like where you are? And I wonder what the weather is like in Tokyo where the other member of the Learn English through Football team Damon is based? Now, Damon is not with us today but in his recent weekly football language post on Monday he suggested that it was finally starting to cool down in Tokyo. He also looked at the phrases, 'low block' and 'sit deep' - two very interesting terms that describe rather defensive teams.

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DF: And, before we start with some football language, remember that we continue to make some changes to our site. The domain name is now learnengishthroughfootball.com as we think it better reflects who we are and what we do; it's a place for people to learn English through football! You can still find us with the old address of languagecaster.com and you will hear stingers with that name, so don't worry. We'd also love it if you can share or like our podcast or maybe tell your friends about us!

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Football Language: 'Poker'
DF: OK, let's have a look at some football language and on today's show we are going to look at the word 'finish' and explain some of the different meanings that are used with this word in football. But before that, let's take a look at a phrase I only heard about this week for the first time: 'poker'.

So, we know if a player scores twice in a game we call it a brace and three goals is a hat-trick (though there are different rules in different countries about what a hat-trick actually is). But what do we call it when a player scores four...