Soccer Humor: Funny Football Videos
Sixteen teams finished below .500, and three teams in both the AFC South and NFC East finished at .500 or worse. "Football's Funniest Moments" - A highly entertaining little Sky Sports special on the Premier League's 20 most hilarious moments. The fact Brass' gaffe is caused by him hitting his head, almost knocking him over, really adds to the humour and elevates this clip over other purely unlucky own goals.
We all know how retirements can go in the fight game, but this really felt like a farewell. St. Bonaventure got invited to the NIT, which didn’t seem particularly exciting for a group that had been to the NCAA tournament in the past. The Bonnies were matched up against Colorado, on the road, in the first round. Expectations were low and enthusiasm for the event was even lower. The moment was a rare glimpse into the psyche of a superstar athlete, as well as a liberating experience for born-and-raised ATLiens like me. Sure, the first baseman may be in L.A.
Incredibly, and probably sensibly, the referee relented, and the goal was ruled out. France did go on to add a fourth anyway, and the referee would lose his International status in the aftermath. Apparently he was pretty Sheikh-en. OK, so that was slightly pointless nostalgia there, but it does have a bearing on this incident. Only this one didn’t take place in a Liverpool suburb, but at the 1982 World Cup. Kuwait, trailing 3-1 to Michel Platini’s France, conceded a fourth goal late on to Alain Giresse, but were convinced they had heard a referee’s whistle in the build up, causing several of their players to stop.
What makes this a perfect Rory moment is that he didn’t. Scheffler birdied 14 and 15 immediately afterward and basically walked to victory. He had birdies on the first, third, seventh, and eighth holes; a chip-in on the 10th; an eagle on the 13th. As Scheffler and Smith struggled to stay at even par, McIlroy went and posted 7-under through 17 holes. He was just three off the lead when he went bunker to bunker on the 18th, a seemingly fizzled-out end to an otherworldly Sunday run.
This clip showcases so much of what football fans hate, and other sports fans cannot understand—blatant diving and outright cheating. To start, a look at one of the world's greatest players completely losing it and throwing all his toys out the pram. This bonkers moment was further burnt into popular memory when Jimmy Bullard spoofed it with a goal celebration the following season. "And Sky Sports must have taken what, about 90 minutes of footage that day, and got it back and most of it was like, you know… "Oh, look. Here's a good guy, he's getting on. He's their friend as well as their boss.
Listen, we like players showing passion. However, stripping off and kicking an advertising hoarding within an inch of its life is a bit much. They also shared a photograph of France’s Kylian Mbappe reacting to Harry Kane’s penalty. The video of a little Argentinian fan celebrating his team’s win in the World Cup final is next. The following tweet is on ‘Brazil fans doing the Richarlison celebration’. Here, the fans break into ‘pigeon dance’ just like Richarlison, who danced his way out after a sweeping victory over South Korea.
When you need a win in the Maracana stadium to have any chance of qualifying for the World Cup, you know you are in trouble. And when you are down by a goal to nil with just twenty minutes remaining, desperation starts to https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Ne85PrB2c-Y kick in. It involves a game between Arsenal & Liverpool from September 1972. In it, the linesman, Dennis Drewitt (they don’t make names like they did in the 70s either), pulled a calf muscle and was unable to continue.
The gesticulations, the delivery of the lines, the ridiculous outfit, this is the best appeal for a decision of all-time. This one is funnier than Klinsmann's thanks to the woman in the crowd who pulled out a double thumbs down. This proved she was twice as outraged with Suarez's shithousery. Call us old fashioned but giving it the biggun to your own fans is not the best look for a club captain.
I can still marvel at YouTube clips of Bonds’s titanic home runs. And I can still watch Valieva transcend her sport for three tainted minutes and feel as if I’m witnessing true, rare art, even as her Olympic arc encapsulates the conflicted experience of the modern sports fan. With one minute and 54 seconds left in the game, Allen hit Gabe Davis for a 27-yard touchdown to give Buffalo a three-point lead. Luiz is one of the funniest guys in the dressing room. The Brazilian defender has played for several teams, including PSG, Chelsea, and Arsenal.
Speculation ran wild in the days and hours leading up to the game about whether the teams might actually do it. It was fun to think about the ways in which this tie could happen. No, the coaches said, they’d play for the win.