Renaissance glossary N-Z
> O.M.T.
One More Try. The decision to participate in the 2007 Camden summer campaign and give the Top Corner league one final shot. Often and incorrectly cited as One More Time.
> osgood schlatter
1. a benign knee condition.
2. a fugazi injury.
> private project
a short-lived affair with a mysterious woman.
> rekindle the magic
when one hears these words shouted at them whilst on the pitch, it's that individual's duty to produce something special, and equal anything they've done in their footballing career.
> shoot her!
used when a player is within shooting distance of goal.
taken from one of the Jurassic Park films.
> test him!
used when a player is just about to take a shot on goal.
this phrase is often a handicap as it only serves to disorientate the shooting player and result in a wild attempt at goal.
>the product
Refers to the Renai awards ceremony with special consideration given to the marketing strategy, creative direction, branding, and enterprise communications which guarantee the conditions for a smoothly run event.
> there's two here!
used when a Renaissance player is inconveniently left marking two players in a dangerous position.
always yelled.
> twine (verb)
used when mad skillz are performed to twist, turn, and bankrupt a player.
> where's my monies?
MuwangaSpeak - a phrase used by James Lutaya Muwanga when ready to collect money owed to TopCorner.
> woo!
an exclamation of delight, appreciation, and congratulation.
most often used when a goal is scored or an outrageous skill or feat performed.
also made popular by wrestler Rick Flair
(e.g. Triple H: "Wasup Ric?"
Ric Flair: "Woo!"
HHH: "Flair, you're an idiot."
Flair: "Woo!")
> [a] whale of a time
used to describe individuals having so much of a good time that they're fit to burst.
emphasis on the "whale".
(e.g. "Those fellas are gonna have a whaaaaaaaaale of a time!")
> workshop
an intensive training session.
players re-learn the basics of the game by running around cones, jumping through hoops, and must demonstrate an ability to trap the ball and make a straight pass.
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Renaissance glossary
whale of a time
used to describe individuals having so much of a good time that they're fit to burst.
emphasis on the "whale".
(e.g. "Those fellas are gonna have a whaaaaaaaaale of a time!")
there's two here!
used when a Renaissance player is inconveniently left marking two players in a dangerous position.
Always yelled.
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