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Originally posted by mmm3587
I have been catching up and have decided that I need to start postwhoring to at least K out before I retire. Given all the recent soccer discussion, I will be the dtb of FB soccer. Anne Elk has done admirably, but she missed this one. But I still want her.
Anyway, you can't "half-volley a ball in the air" in the context or receiving a long pass. Half-volleying a ball means that is has bounced once since it has been hit by the other player.
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You're partially correct. I was speaking of a full volley. So I was wrong there. But a half-volley is kicking it immediately after it bounces, not just a ball that has bounced, e.g., what many goalies do in lieu of punting.
Just like in tennis, but w/out goalies and punting.
