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- noun Plural form of
backpass .
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Examples
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Suspected double agent – codename Alex – appeared determined to bring Chelsea down from the inside by giving backpasses to the enemy.
Conical bifter; and FiverLeaks Barry Glendenning 2010
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Excessively harsh, I reckon - feet go far high when performing overhead kicks, for instance, and Cech did not have the ball fully in both arms - but at least it shows that Arsenal can penetrate this defence ... especially if helped by crazy backpasses from Drogba, which was at the origin of that opportunity.
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Excessively harsh, I reckon - feet go far high when performing overhead kicks, for instance, and Cech did not have the ball fully in both arms - but at least it shows that Arsenal can penetrate this defence ... especially if helped by crazy backpasses from Drogba, which was at the origin of that opportunity.
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Excessively harsh, I reckon - feet go far high when performing overhead kicks, for instance, and Cech did not have the ball fully in both arms - but at least it shows that Arsenal can penetrate this defence ... especially if helped by crazy backpasses from Drogba, which was at the origin of that opportunity.
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