TITLE: "Bicycle Kick Graffiti" - green net
7th 11\f June 2011
‘Bicicleta’, or ‘the bicycle kick’ is often credited to Pelé; it was created by the Argentine player, Petronilho. Where other players battled to perfect the move, Pelé found it easy to score goals using the kick. “The propulsion that was crucial for my headers was also helpful in keeping me in the air as I kicked the ball over my head”.
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TITLE: "Bicycle Kick Graffiti" - yellow net
7th 11\f June 2011
Bicicleta’, or ‘the bicycle kick’ is often credited to Pelé; it was created by the Argentine player, Petronilho. Where other players battled to perfect the move, Pelé found it easy to score goals using the kick. “The propulsion that was crucial for my headers was also helpful in keeping me in the air as I kicked the ball over my head”.
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TITLE: "Bicycle Kick Graffiti" - blue net
7th 11\f June 2011
Bicicleta’, or ‘the bicycle kick’ is often credited to Pelé; it was created by the Argentine player, Petronilho. Where other players battled to perfect the move, Pelé found it easy to score goals using the kick. “The propulsion that was crucial for my headers was also helpful in keeping me in the air as I kicked the ball over my head”.
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TITLE: "Armor"
7th 11\f June 2011
Pele's passion for the game is as legendary as his achievements on the football field. In his book "For the Love of Soccer", Pele says "It's a time for the new generation of readers to understand and love soccer. It's time to give something back to the people who love me and who love the game"
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TITLE: "Love"
7th 11\f June 2011
Pele's passion for the game is as legendary as his achievements on the football field. In his book "For the Love of Soccer", Pele says "It's a time for the new generation of readers to understand and love soccer. It's time to give something back to the people who love me and who love the game"
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TITLE: Find the net - Yellow net
26th 10\f September 2010
‘Bicicleta’, or ‘the bicycle kick’ is often credited to Pelé; it was created by the Argentine player, Petronilho. Where other players battled to perfect the move, Pelé found it easy to score goals using the kick. “The propulsion that was crucial for my headers was also helpful in keeping me in the air as I kicked the ball over my head”.
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