Goalie should have saved it easily TBH.
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Stupidly Brilliant or Brilliantly Stupid?
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Goalie should have saved it easily TBH.
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How? He totally wrong footed him, His entire wait was already pushing him down. Had no chance.
He totally wrong footed him, His entire wait was already pushing him down. Had no chance.
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TALIBANTER!
fergiesrednose-
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unsportsmanlike. I'd have chinned him.
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Look at the pace of the ball though.Jelavic18|RFC wrote:How?
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He turns around early enough for the keeper to notice, and then the ball goes at about two miles per hour.Jelavic18|RFC wrote:How?
The only thing I'll give the keeper is that it was 5-2 at the time, so it didn't really matter too much if he saved it or not.
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Brilliant. The sheer stupidity of it froze the goalkeeper in his tracks.
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I changed the title. 
Probably doesn't make sense now.
Probably doesn't make sense now.
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Paradinha > That.
I liked it though.
I liked it though.
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Re: Stupidly Brilliant or Brilliantly Stupid?
by ResurrectionRooney Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:26 am
I'd like to see him fucking do that with an important penalty, cheeky cunt.
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Didn't they ban players doing something like this
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not sure for kicking a penalty like that but defo when a south american player rounded a keeper, knocked the ball up on the goal line and backheeled it in. got a ban for unsportsmanlike behavior.
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Stupid, most 'keepers would have easily saved that and made him look like a twat.
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I'm with Jela on this... The keeper already was putting his weight down on one side.
Yes the ball was moving slowly but it is still moving pretty fast. I can believe that the shock of what the keeper just saw, together with having to move his entire body weight to the other side and actually dive for it, wouldn't be fast enough.
Yes the ball was moving slowly but it is still moving pretty fast. I can believe that the shock of what the keeper just saw, together with having to move his entire body weight to the other side and actually dive for it, wouldn't be fast enough.
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Wish the keeper saved it, even the way he kicked it looked like a donkey.
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That keeper is shit.
However I scored one of these in a kickabout in proper goals, serious keeper was serious too.
Totti says hello.
However I scored one of these in a kickabout in proper goals, serious keeper was serious too.
Totti says hello.
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The player could get banned. 
"The scorer of a backheeled penalty, who has become an internet sensation as a
result, is facing possible disciplinary action from the United Arab Emirates
Football Association.
Theyab Awana stole the headlines in the UAE's 7-2 friendly defeat of Lebanon on
Sunday for his 78th-minute penalty which he slotted home with his heel after
running backwards towards the spot.He was shown a yellow card at the time - although his offence was unclear - and
now the UAE's team manager has hinted at a sanction.Esmaeel Rashed told The National
newspaper: ''This should not have happened. I
think what happened is disrespectful. We cannot accept anyone in our
team who does not respect the opponent and does not respect the people
who are working, or the supporters.''There are many forms of punishment. We could send him away from the team. We
could make him pay a fine.''Coach Srecko Katanec was also unimpressed, immediately substituting the player
after the penalty, just 10 minutes after sending him on.''This is not respect, Okay? I am unhappy. My reaction was normal: I took him
out,'' he said.Rashed has spoken to Awana and claims the 21-year-old Baniyas midfielder is
full of remorse for his actions.Rashed added: ''The player, he is very sorry. He said: 'I did wrong. I made a
mistake. Tell the team I'm sorry. I'm really, really sorry I did this thing'.''In the end, he's young, but he has to know what are the good things and the
bad things. I think he will learn from this moment. He's really, really upset and very
worried. From when he was sitting with us today, he's blaming himself.''
result, is facing possible disciplinary action from the United Arab Emirates
Football Association.
Theyab Awana stole the headlines in the UAE's 7-2 friendly defeat of Lebanon on
Sunday for his 78th-minute penalty which he slotted home with his heel after
running backwards towards the spot.He was shown a yellow card at the time - although his offence was unclear - and
now the UAE's team manager has hinted at a sanction.Esmaeel Rashed told The National
newspaper: ''This should not have happened. I
think what happened is disrespectful. We cannot accept anyone in our
team who does not respect the opponent and does not respect the people
who are working, or the supporters.''There are many forms of punishment. We could send him away from the team. We
could make him pay a fine.''Coach Srecko Katanec was also unimpressed, immediately substituting the player
after the penalty, just 10 minutes after sending him on.''This is not respect, Okay? I am unhappy. My reaction was normal: I took him
out,'' he said.Rashed has spoken to Awana and claims the 21-year-old Baniyas midfielder is
full of remorse for his actions.Rashed added: ''The player, he is very sorry. He said: 'I did wrong. I made a
mistake. Tell the team I'm sorry. I'm really, really sorry I did this thing'.''In the end, he's young, but he has to know what are the good things and the
bad things. I think he will learn from this moment. He's really, really upset and very
worried. From when he was sitting with us today, he's blaming himself.''
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It went in, so it can't really be stupid.
Not quite as good as Totti's pen though
Not quite as good as Totti's pen though
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Re: Stupidly Brilliant or Brilliantly Stupid?
by ResurrectionRooney Wed Jul 20, 2011 4:34 am
CoVkId01 wrote:It went in, so it can't really be stupid.
Not quite as good as Totti's pen though
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polska. wrote:I'm with Jela on this... The keeper already was putting his weight down on one side.
Yes the ball was moving slowly but it is still moving pretty fast. I can believe that the shock of what the keeper just saw, together with having to move his entire body weight to the other side and actually dive for it, wouldn't be fast enough.
He's balance was shifted to one side but look at the pace of the ball
Most keepers would get back to save it. It takes what ? 1 second to change direction?
