>giving your teammate a thumbs up despite a shit pass

You know it's done for a reason, right?

dumb frogposter

>>68640891
greeting your team?

>>68644136

you don't know why they do it, do you?

>>68640948
dumb 'dumb frogposter' poster

Done so people know when you're taking the kick so they can start their runs

>>68644136
it's to remind your team mates they need to jump for the headers

>>68645163
but you also let the other team know you're taking the kick; it's a shit strategy

>>68644136
they're trying to get God on their side.

>>68644513
>>68640891

Measuring wind speed and direction, temperature, direction of the Earth's rotation, and the Coriolis effect

>>68645245
they dont know what kind of runs you are doing
if people dont know when you take the corner they might start the runs too early or too late

>>68645773
Team mates cannot use their eyes and see him taking the kick?

>>68645942
they got to know exactly when he will start the run up
its quite far away and there are people in between
trust me, it helps

I used to take corners. our signals

one hand up for near post
2 hands up for back post
grab balls for short corner

>>68646026
So if that was the case, why only some players put up their hands and most don't?

>>68646231
Because reasons

>>68645443

Air density as well to predict the intensity of the Magnus Effect.

>>68645443
Checking the side row for qts

>>68645163

Players can also watch the person kicking the ball so they know when to move.

Does that make sense?

>>68645230

>kick is up high
>need to jump

Jesus H. Christ, the beautiful game indeed

>>68648415

They don't know where they will move

This is like questioning why QBs shout before the ball is snapped. The defense can hear them, so why they'd do it?

>>68640891
calling dubs of course