The Dealer dug deep into the sports pages over the weekend and saw yet another interesting man of the match presentation on the Scandanavian soccer scene.
Beyoncé potato variety at the Potato Variety Open Day in Haggard Stores, Mudhuddart, Co Dublin. \ Philip Doyle
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You don’t see many players chip the keeper these days but that might be about to change for one player at least.
French soccer player, Maxime Soulas could be kept busy practising his chipping after his recent man of the match performance for Danish Superliga club Sønderjyske.
Scorer of the first goal in last week’s 3-2 win over FC Nordsjælland, the defender was presented with a wheelbarrow with 55kg of freshly dug potatoes as his award. That should allow him spend more time in the training drills than the potato drills I suppose. The Dealer was wondering if awards like this could catch on in Irish sport.
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The Dealer dug deep into the sports pages over the weekend and saw yet another interesting man of the match presentation on the Scandanavian soccer scene.
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You don’t see many players chip the keeper these days but that might be about to change for one player at least.
French soccer player, Maxime Soulas could be kept busy practising his chipping after his recent man of the match performance for Danish Superliga club Sønderjyske.
Scorer of the first goal in last week’s 3-2 win over FC Nordsjælland, the defender was presented with a wheelbarrow with 55kg of freshly dug potatoes as his award. That should allow him spend more time in the training drills than the potato drills I suppose. The Dealer was wondering if awards like this could catch on in Irish sport.
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