American Reacts to LEGENDARY Goalkeeper Saves!
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Gordon Banks, the ex-England goalie, crashed his car into the gatepost of my cousin's farmyard. He lost some of his eyesight in one eye and still played on for a few more years afterwards. A true great.
Knew he crashed his car and lost sight in one eye, but didn't know it was a farm gatepost. He was a legend. Peter Bonetti, Ray Clemence and Peter Shilton couldn't replace him.
Who remembers "that" save?
@@Otacatapetl Pele's header, World Cup, Brazil 1970. Amazing reflexes 👍
I was a goalie as a teenager and was selected to represent my regional Uber 16s football team. It really is the most underrated position.
A striker can have 10 shots in a game and score 3 and have a 'great game'. With a success rate of 30%
A goalie can have 10 shots at him and if he lets 3 in have a nightmare despite having a success rate of 70%.
Even with a success rate of 100% letting no goals in we never get the glory
Worth mentioning that the goal is huge 7.32m x 2.44m (24ft x 8ft). Also, try throwing yourself into the ground like they do, it hurts like hell, you have to know how to fall. On top of that, they're back on their feet and ready immediately.
The whole of the ball must Cross the line for it to be a goal
Goal keepers skills are insane, back in my parents day it's the players that had the skill shooting from a distance, but now they always have to get basically right next to the goal.
4:25 - the ball has to be completely over the goal line for it to be a goal.
The best save was by one of the best keepers against the best player ever Gordon Banks saving Pele's header.
I heard that Pele at end of life now was his save at 6.30 ish in compilation I did hear that he said that it was the best save ever by somebody in goal playing against him
@@johnpears256 according to the family Pele isn't at the end of his life he's ok for the moment
@@johnpears256 So true. Gordon Banks was so highly respected by one of the world’s greatest players. They had such a good relationship and respect for each other. I seem to vaguely remember Gordon Bank’s ‘This is Your Life’ and Pele paid tribute to him.
David Seamans save vs Sheff utd is on a par if not better. Also follows Banks' save in this video which is quite fitting.
Gordon Banks himself said at the time that Seamans save was as good as his from Pele.
8:03 fun fact, thats an American goalkeeper Tim Howard, at this time playing in Premier League's (England) Everton.
To answer the question, the whole ball has to cross the line.
They say you have to be mad to be a goalkeeper. 😆
Most people don't realise how big the goal actually is. We are talking about a size of 7.32m x 2.44m! Most goal keepers are quite huge guys, btw.! Manuel Neuer from Germany is 1.93m tall, Thibaut Courtois from Belgium is 2m tall and Buffon from Italy is 1.92m ... for Americans: That's 6.2+ foot!
I believe that the line is the goalie’s, so it has to completely cross to be a goal… whereas in rugby the line is the attacker’s so if the ball even touches one blade of white grass it’s a try
To answer your question, the whole of the ball has to be past the whole of the line. There was a recent controversy in a Japan game in the WC, and there's a video or two on TH-cam about it I think.
Doesn't include the save I made with my Face in the 1980's in a Sunday League Game!
The ball has to completely cross the line there needs to be a bit of grass between the ball and the other side of the line, it’s not like a touchdown where it just has to cross the plane ✈️
To be honest my heart dropped when I could see football in your thumb nail. As here in England football is on TV all the time because of the World Cup. And I don’t mind footy but that’s all you see. BUT I DID ENJOY THIS REACTION all the best from England ❤
But it's only once every four years or every two if you count the euro's, some of us have to suffer with Wimbledon every year.
Joel, you should check out the film "The Keeper". Tells of the story of a German WWII POW who later played as goalkeeper for Manchester City.
One of the worst places for a goalie is on the ground because if you dive for it you can only fall as fast as gravity will pull you down.
It's good to see great goals and also great saves.
Jim Montgomery double save FA Cup Final 1973 Sunderland v Leeds Utd one of the greatest saves ever.
The greatest goalkeepers I have seen in my lifetime must include the English keeper Gordon Banks and the Russian Lev Yashin. Thanks for another great video. You've done some rugby, football, Aussie rules, even cricket! How about lacrosse, Canada's official sport and the only sport which has its origins exclusively in North America? Btw, it was also the fastest growing high school sport amongst boys in England in 2019 (pre Covid).
Know who was a great keeper? The ex-Bolton keeper who's name I'm not even going to attempt to spell but is pronounced "Yussy Yas-col-ine-en". I'm no Bolton fan but he was incredibly underrated because he didn't play for one of the Big 6.
Whole of the ball, over the whole of the line
8:03 was American keeper Tim Howard
Hello Joel. I have asked before, but please react to "Ripping Yarns" episode Golden Gordon" in this festive football season. First though please do the same for the "Eric Owthwaite" one, which you should enjoy as an honorary Yorkshireman. It follows on from that and is from members of Monty Python, which you found hilarious.
As I understand it, the rule is all of the ball over all of the line
Seeing the goalies jump and hit the ball away - reminded me of rejections in basketball
The D fence to the C fence, followed by the B fence..
I don't actually know for sure, but i believe the ball has to completely cross the goal line to count.
The WHOLE of the ball needs to clear the goal line for it to be a goal.
The Croatian goalkeeper in the Croatia vs Brazil World cup match was the star today (9th Dec.)
that was the only position that I could actually play as I couldn't dribble the ball to save my like, but being nearly 6' tall and having large hands when I was 15 made me sort of ideal for a goalkeeper. Never did like throwing myself to the ground though. My best asset was I could throw (rather than kick) the ball more than half the pitch with great accuracy (most of my other sporting events involved throwing things)
Yeah not sure I like the idea of throwing myself on the ground
throwing yourself on the ground like that is nice if the ground is soft cuz it's raining, but the rain fucks up with gloves and makes it harder to catch the ball. It gets more annoying to throw yourself like that with age, and especially having the instinct to instantly be back up and ready for the next shot@@adrianhempfing2042
If this man practices a british accent and masters it, he is officially british.
Although I'm Dutch I don't really watch football either. I didn't even see the match USA vs Netherlands. Having been a racing cyclist until I was 27, I do however watch cycling, which I suppose most Americans don't do.
True , did you race velodrome or road or tour de france. I'm not a cyclist obviously nor do I watch it
@@adrianhempfing2042 I did race on road. By far not good enough for the Tour de France though
Ah very cool you raced on the road. Fair enough about the tour de france as it is an elite competition that only some people get the chance to compete in
4:42 Don't tell me that's Neuer playing offence again?
8:05 Tim Howard, one of yours, an American.
The whole of the ball has to be over the line.
Most football clubs goals now have little censers in them, and those censors sent a message to the referee via the watch that he or she is wearing on their wrist.
yes yes ik you guys kept our world class team back miss you guys in the world cup wish us luck though we have france next
Get in .I'm in.
I don't watch much football and I may be wrong but I think the whole of the ball has to be over the line to score a goal
3:45 I was there for this the worst back pass I’ve ever seen. Had to use his head otherwise would’ve been a free kick if he caught it
Who was the south american goalkeeper colombian or chilean i think in the 70s or 80s who saved with a donkey kick seen it once never seen it again
I think he was Mexican, it was at Wembley and if memory serves me right, the goal would have been disallowed the whistle had already blown.
The whole of the ball has to be over the line i cant believe some people dont know this fact 🤦🤦🤦
Fir a goal to be scored the whole ball has to cross the goal line; if only 90% crosses it then no goal.
look for higuitas Scorpion kick! BEST!!
HOLLAND !! HOLLAND !! HOLLAND !! but seriously... next match wil be complicated against Messi and his Argentina..
Petr Cech the best gk ever
I hope England don't win the world Cup because it will be on the uk s tvs for the next 30 years
Sounds very salty to me.
Soccer? No, football. Because it's played mostly with the feet.
American football? No, that's hands-and-football.
React to "Oliver Kahn Nr 1 Paraden" video. Oliver Kahn was the best goalie ever.
I think that 'scorpion kick' is the expression you're looking for. Here's some of the best saves from the women's euros especially Mary Earps from Stina Blackstenius. Also look out for Wendie Renard's disbelief at being denied by Daphne van Domselaar. th-cam.com/video/s1hwGgAM4RM/w-d-xo.html
If you enjoyed them, this Columbian scorpion kick save will blow your mind. We couldn't believe it when it happened. Enjoy
th-cam.com/video/TRj3dKKp9tI/w-d-xo.html
it must clear the line
3 frustrating games to watch - Golf people walking around hitting a little ball far away. Cricket a lot of people standing around. Soccer a game where people run around for 2 hours heaps of kicking and score can still be 0-0.
No disrespect intended to those who like these games or can appreciate the efforts of the players.
No, you got lucky because England definitely weren’t on form for that match, otherwise we’d have destroyed you.
It's not underatted at all, fck the media or you're average football fan ask any player or manager and then you'll see what gk are to a team❤
Sorry No comment in the comment section. I will not waste my time by commenting on this boring stupid game. As a result, no comment.
the whole of the ball has to be over the line