English Dictionary

Joe the Goose

名詞

(Australian rules football) A goal scored by a player who has received a handball in the goalsquare and is without an opponent close to them. Often said disparagingly as they are considered by many to be simple goals to score.

日本語の意味

（オーストラリアン・ルールズ・フットボール）ハンドボールを受けた後、ゴールスクエア内で相手が近くにいない状態で得点されたゴール。しばしば軽蔑的に使われ、誰でも容易に得点できる単純なゴールと見なされる。

After receiving a handball in the goalsquare with no defender close by, the forward calmly slotted a Joe the Goose, drawing cheers from some and scorn from others.

ゴールスクエアでハンドボールを受け、相手が近くにいない状態でフォワードが冷静に決めた簡単なゴールは、ある者には歓声を、他には嘲笑を招いた。

意味（1）

(Australian rules football) A goal scored by a player who has received a handball in the goalsquare and is without an opponent close to them. Often said disparagingly as they are considered by many to be simple goals to score.

His first goal was a ‘‘Joe the Goose’’ over the top, but Brown followed it up with another mark and conversion barely a minute later.

意味（2）

(Australian rules football) A handball which leads to such a goal.

Joe the Gooses （ plural ）