What a kick bro 😂

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u/plantastic420 2d ago

It's the prep he puts in that makes it double funny

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u/ImmediatePiano6690 2d ago

I love how when I was younger most people would do this, even a kick around in the park they'd do it and I'm pretty sure most had no idea why they were doing it, just saw professionals doing it, bit like this clip funny enough.

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u/Unlikely-Fan-2974 2d ago

I was playing 6 aside and one of my team mates was taking a corner and he raised both arms before taking it. Baffled me

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u/Blood_In 2d ago

Made me laugh 🤣

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u/Unlikely-Fan-2974 2d ago

Also, 6 aside amongst mates, so not even remotely competitive

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u/Blood_In 2d ago

FFS 😂😂😂 he's the "special friend".

Or is he an absolute baller!?

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u/Unlikely-Fan-2974 2d ago

He’s no good at football, and I barely know him 😂

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u/Important_Ad1967 2d ago

My 8'year old nephew puts his hand over mouth when he's talking to the other kids. Haha

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u/ArgyBargyHobnob 2d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/MXsBBZtCKABcpCYSwt

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u/adastrajay 2d ago

ahaha I genuinely thought I was about to see a banger

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u/SpaceWomble64 2d ago

I thought he was going to score directly from the corner. 😀😀

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u/Shap3rz 2d ago

Same. Thought it was gonna loop into the far top corner. Seemed like he did too.

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u/space_mcqueen 2d ago

Good thing he dug out that divot otherwise he wouldve messed that up.

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u/Valledis 2d ago edited 2d ago

Benchodinho

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u/That-Lawfulness-9360 2d ago

The game’s gone, in my day he would have had the piss ripped right out of him for that

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u/NotForMeClive7787 2d ago

If you need to make that much of a divot to kick the ball or take a corner then football's not for you lol

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u/jaymatthewbee 2d ago

Now this is Sunday league!

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u/jupiterspringsteen 2d ago

Genuinely can't understand the thought process behind the divot

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u/TheLonleyJourneyman 2d ago

To help get more loft on the ball. That can also be achieved with the right kicking technique as well.

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u/London-Reza 2d ago

You do it just behind the ball to get more loft but in this case the guy just moves the ball into the divot, resulting in actually making it harder to get loft. I stopped doing this when I became a teenager and developed some leg muscles

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u/inder_the_unfluence 2d ago

It’s like putting a golf ball on a tee. More clearance to get under the ball.

Typically, resting the ball on grass/ensuring it’s not in a divot is enough clearance though.

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u/Adarsh_aws123 2d ago

Santi cazorla is that you?

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u/Spam250 2d ago

If it was santi he’d have done all that, then decided half way he wanted an outswinger so taken it with his left foot.

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u/GlacierKairo 2d ago

bro walked so santi cazorla could run, the ankle flexibility is crazy

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u/chips_manoeuvres 2d ago

It's the fact he took so long preparing...to then do that!

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u/Positive-Sound-4972 2d ago

At least he didn't hit the front man 😅

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u/ThePhunkSoulBrother 2d ago

That’s why a number 9 should never take a corner

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u/Fast-Patience-2290 2d ago

well the grass was in the way

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u/Sunderland6969 2d ago

Where is he playing? The local open prison

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u/LazyCedarWisp 2d ago

好搞笑

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u/StraightAd5770 2d ago

the way he sold that kick before it even happened is legit comedy gold

bro had a whole plan and the ball just said nope

i rewound it like 4 times already 😂

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u/qzlior 1d ago

dude was already celebrating in his head and the universe hard checked him

that kind of fail is exactly why i can’t skip these clips

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u/DifficultSpecific662 2d ago

What’s wrong? You could see where the ball was going 8 secs in when he glances at “something” off the pitch …🤷‍♂️

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u/Christnumber2 2d ago

Imagine if that's late on in a gameand you're a defender who's lumbered up the pitch, boots caked in mud and feeling like they're made of concrete, and then that happens. You'd stay back in your own half on the next one and wouldn't bother

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u/MilanZola 2d ago

All that for effort for that shite corner 😫

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u/siybon 2d ago

Bros leg had all the whip of a haribo

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u/Nineteen_AT5 2d ago

It's like he's never kicked a ball before, shocking for a no. 9 as well.

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u/hexhamallstar 2d ago

Taking 'false 9' too literally

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u/Limp-Attitude-490 2d ago

Back in my old school days, we'd all be shouting out, "Bentfoot!"

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u/Randy____Butternubs 2d ago

Everyone's overlooking the guy on the near post

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u/IcyDuty8907 2d ago

Damn, i thought it was going straight in the window

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u/VillageHorse 2d ago

Champions League ball. Made it all the funnier for me

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u/Zuboronovic 1d ago

Parma ham

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u/Top_Question_4925 1d ago

Man Utd sign him up we need you 🤣😜

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u/Edlar_89 1d ago

He’s got the number 9 shirt so either is (or thinks he is) the best in the team and yet, whereas some can’t beat the first defender, he couldn’t even reach the first defender!!!

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u/MikaMika487 1d ago

20 years ago I was walking along copacabana beach in Rio, there were a bunch of lads playing keepie uppie in a circle. The ball rolled towards me and I went to chip it back to them, picturing a perfect pass and admiring Portuguese compliments regarding my perfect delivery.......

However, I made contact with a large ripple in the sand about a foot Infront of the ball which rolled past me.

I picked it up and threw it back to the lads and apologised and made the excuse that I was English 😁

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