Word or phrases only commentators use...

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I still say woodwork on occasions when a shot hits the post. When where goals changed from wood to metal? Pretty sure before I was born.
 

'He has a nimble brain'

'The striker has sharp feet'

'It was a clinical finish'

'The ball could have gone anywhere'

'If he hit it on target, it would have been a goal'
 
That standard “apologies if you heard some inappropriate language there” phrase always makes me laugh
 

Limbering up on the touchline
 
Clive Tyldesley (at least I think it was him) introduced quite a few eg

More up than out
Smuggled it out

spring to mind.
 
"They're hardworking, well organised, and dangerous from set pieces" - every commentator covering up that they've done no research

"We know he can hit them from here" - as opposed to other free kick takers, who cannot hit the ball
 
"... and he knows it." (As in "That was a bad miss, and he knows it).

Of course he does. I think the legendary David Coleman started this one.
 
When he hits it, it stays hit....completely ignoring the laws of gravity and the principle of deceleration.

He's returned it with interest.... not heard lately due to bank base rates being so low.
 

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