Euro-2012: The verb "to kerzhakov" appeared in the English language.
In a text broadcast UEFA EURO 2012 quarter match between England and Italy at the website of British newspaper the Guardian was used the verb "to Kerzhakov". A neologism - "Miss on goal from close range". The author had been broadcast, describing the Italian Daniele de Rossi missed the 48-th minute of the meeting: "the ball fell to de Rossi, who turned around and Kerzhakoved past the gate from six yards!".
We remind that Russian international striker Alexander Kerzhakov in the launching meeting with the Czech Republic (4-1) set a record of Championships. Zenit striker became the first player in the history of the euro, who volleyed past the gate seven times in one game. The following matches against Poland and Greece did not have effective Kerzhakov. Footballer who has never scored a goal.
And which "nameverbs" can you suggest?
In a text broadcast UEFA EURO 2012 quarter match between England and Italy at the website of British newspaper the Guardian was used the verb "to Kerzhakov". A neologism - "Miss on goal from close range". The author had been broadcast, describing the Italian Daniele de Rossi missed the 48-th minute of the meeting: "the ball fell to de Rossi, who turned around and Kerzhakoved past the gate from six yards!".
We remind that Russian international striker Alexander Kerzhakov in the launching meeting with the Czech Republic (4-1) set a record of Championships. Zenit striker became the first player in the history of the euro, who volleyed past the gate seven times in one game. The following matches against Poland and Greece did not have effective Kerzhakov. Footballer who has never scored a goal.
And which "nameverbs" can you suggest?
To Churov...
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