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'Sprung the offside trap'
isn't this phrase used completely wrong in football terminology? it seems to be used as an alternative to 'beat the offside trap', but if you sprung a trap you'd be caught in it, not beating it.
isn't this phrase used completely wrong in football terminology? it seems to be used as an alternative to 'beat the offside trap', but if you sprung a trap you'd be caught in it, not beating it.