37-year-old Premier League giants Leeds City's leading scorer Jimmy Wardy is about to release a documentary revealing his legendary soccer career. Recently, some behind-the-scenes clips have been revealed in advance and they are smashing. It is reported that Wardy surprisingly has a mysterious black trick on the field, which is to perform verbal attacks on his opponents in the heat of battle.
While I'm not advocating the use of foul language, I can't blame Wardy all that much for setting a bad example for young men. Foul-mouthed outbursts are commonplace on the soccer field. As for Wardy, he has long been well prepared to face foul-mouthed attacks from his opponents, and that includes learning their language.
Perhaps you're wondering, is learning to speak foul language really part of Wardy's pre-game preparation? The answer is yes. After each match, Wardy works on improving his preparation skills. Not only does he learn his opponent's native language, but he also makes them miss by verbally attacking them on the court in their language to gain opportunities for himself.
This seemingly mysterious dark move is not taught in formal soccer training programs, but Wardy's career proves the power of this unique strategy.
