libero

“And so, while listed as a defender on the team sheet, he often stepped into midfield to orchestrate his team's attacks, thereby adding the word libero to the football lexicon.”

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“I had been sick with glandular fever, so I was playing as a libero, which is a position I don't usually play, so it wouldn't be as physical and I wouldn't burn out," she said.”

Wimmera Mail Times - Front Page

“Pietro Rinaldi (6) and Edoardo Ciabattini (2) play libero - defensive players who can freely ( "libero") replace any of the back-row players during a game.”

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“When his stamina started to wane David Beckham attempted to reinvent himself as a deep-lying creative midfielder, who would sit in front of the defence – a sort of pre-emptive libero – pinging passes around the place like a coarse fisherman laying ground bait.”

The Guardian: When a sportsman's elk-hunting days are over | Harry Pearson

“The position of libero was ideal for the player of whom observers would say: "His legs have gone but he's still got a lovely touch.”

The Guardian: When a sportsman's elk-hunting days are over | Harry Pearson

“Earlier, Penn State libero Dennis Del Valle added 17 digs and setter Edgardo Goas recorded 49 assists in the 30-21, 30-23, 30-28 win.”

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“Surely it's the more technically-gifted Agger in the libero role rather than Carragher?”

The Guardian: The day Liverpool played Carlo Ancelotti at his own game – and won | Richard Williams

“So Terry and Cole, at least, must have been amazed by what they witnessed on Sunday, when Liverpool sent out Carragher to act as a sort of libero alongside the man-markers Martin Skrtel and Daniel Agger, with Martin Kelly and Glen Johnson pushed up the flanks.”

The Guardian: The day Liverpool played Carlo Ancelotti at his own game – and won | Richard Williams

“I dont have to explain to any demo libero progresso nimrod anything.”

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