fourth point of contact n.— «Let’s hope that the Bills coaches get their heads out of their fourth point of contact for tomorrow nights game.» —“Yes! The Football Gods(tm) have answered!” by Doug Evans Usenet: rec...
futsal n. an organized form of indoor soccer. Etymological Note: Spanish fútbol ‘football; soccer’ (or Portuguese futebol) + sala ‘(large) room’ (or Portuguese salão) (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
fumblerooski n. in American football, a play in which the quarterback pretends to fumble and a teammate picks up the ball. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
stashing n. in American football, the placing of an uninjured player on the injured reserve list to preserve rights to the player. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
decleat v. in American football, to knock an opponent off his feet. Also n., decleater. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
lose the dressing room v.— «The biggest favourite for the tintack is Southampton boss Paul Sturrock, who in football parlance has “lost” the dressing room.» —“Scots Bosses Must Look Out For Each Other” by...