- tactics. The
centre-back (also
known as a
central defender or
centre-half, as the
modern role of the
centre-back
arose from the
centre-half position)...
-
Centre Party or
Center Party may
refer to: Åland
Centre Centre Alliance Centre (Croatian
political party)
Estonian Centre Party Centre Party (Faroe Islands)...
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Centre-to-
centre distance (c.t.c.
distance or ctc distance) is a
concept for distances, also
called on-center
spacing (o.c.
spacing or oc spacing), heart...
-
National Centres,
usually located at
national libraries and
coordinated by the ISSN
International Centre based in Paris. The
International Centre is an intergovernmental...
-
Rogers Centre (originally SkyDome) is a
retractable roof
stadium in
downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
situated at the base of the CN
Tower near the northern...
- Metro
Centre,
Metro Centre, MetroCenter, or
Metro Center may
refer to:
Metro Center, Springfield, M****achusetts, the original,
colonial settlement of the...
-
opposition ball-carrier to
recover the ball. A
centre midfielder defending their goal will move in
front of
their centre-backs to
block long
shots by the opposition...
-
record is much
tighter than
previous songs, as
where the band
plays hook-
centrically and
vocalist Craig Finn
sings with more
vocal force (shouting at times)...
- more than
three forwards, or
sometimes none. The
traditional role of a
centre-forward is to
score the
majority of
goals on
behalf of the team. If they...
- Leeds/Bradford
University Centre of
Cricketing Excellence,
commonly abbreviated to Leeds/Bradford MCCU, is one of six
University Centres of
Cricketing Excellence...
