Sporati on FIFA World Cup 2010’s video summary and description
Maicon’s impossible goal against North Korea in the 2010 World Cup remains one of football’s greatest debates. We break …
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This FIFA World Cup 2010’s video is titled Maicon's Impossible Goal: Luck or Genius? ? and credited to Coach Can’t Save. Viewing time is 00:01:01, enjoy our fellow FIFA World Cup fans!
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Jabulani is the mastermind behind all of this ?
Pure genius. One of the greatest
Absolute genius ?
I remember the ball ,fifa WC host by Germany,
That goal from Maicon was pure luck, no hating…i loved the goal but it was pure luck.
Luck. I remember watching the game
That was all planned ?
Its fluke?
…and Gareth Bale utterly humiliated him.
Fire
"Influenced by the inertia of his full speed sprint the intensity of the curve is double"?!?
I remember the old days when someone would say, "Aye, the lad done good" and that would be that.
And it was done with the most erratic ball and worst ball ever used in the world cup
It was a miss hit low cross..
He knew little about it, didn't even celebrate
You v done more in the commentary than he even did with the ball….there was no calculations. It was just a mishit?
Keepers learn at 13 or 14…"guard the near post."
Oh…a scientist!
May that ball never come back in any major tournament . Jabulani ???
Its the Jabulani ball?
The Jabulani
I literally slept watching this video.
Vision, movement balance, taking complete advantage of the out-of-position keeper, great goal
Brilliance
it's not an outfoot, if it was the ball could have been spinning, it was a direct hit, look at how it leaves the boot
It's just a simple a righty outside
Absolutely brilliant display of athleticism, intelligence and supernatural skill!
This sounds like a physics class and not football?
He can never recreate it