Have you ever been trained so aerobically that you're more fit than your competitors?
For example, you're participating in a local 5k and the second best runner has a 23 minute 5k. So you just follow behind him and pretend that you're tired and gasping for air, but for the last km you decide to go collegiate mode and finish a 3 minute 1-km.
The equivalent from a track and field perspective would be like this in soccer:
I am thinking of trying this tactic of pretending I'm really tired to let someone think they have the upper hand and as they "jog" towards the soccer ball that I'm in possession in, I actually just sprint away towards the goalkeeper.
It is the same deceit used in body feints, so there's nothing wrong with it, right?
I would be using this in recreational soccer...