Referees are known as umpires, you have three types of umpires: Field umpires make decisions on fair play, illegal contact and marks; boundary umpires run the side lines and judge out of bounds play and throw the ball back into play. The goal umpires signal the scores either goals(6 points) or behinds(1 point). There is a lot of pressure on the umpires as the rules are open to interpretation and the crowd will often 'rubbish' the umpire if there team gets a decision against it. In the modern day game the clock counts down on the television in the older form of the game it would count up and have time on, which is similar to 'stoppage time' as in the round ball game.
That kick by Malcolm Blight (#1) is the GOAT. Never seen anything like that. Legendary. Best thing is, he wasn't worried about the distance. As he moves in to kick he has his head over the ball taking aim at the goals. He was only worried about the accuracy.
Yeah if you hit a post, you get one, if you get it in the outer gaps its a point, if you get it in the middle its 6 points, they have to bounce the ball on the ground every 15 meters. Also if the ball bounces into the goals... its just luck, because you can't predict which way an AFL ball will bounce because of the shape. Its just pure skill to have to bounce the ball while running because if you do it wrong it could bounce way out of reach. LOL... two fingers mean a goal... one finger means a point. There are 4 quarters in an AFL game, each quarter by the clock should go for 20- 30 minutes but if there are injuries or problems, in real-time, much longer. It's just called quarter time, half time and full time. Plus at half time there is a 20-minute break so players and watches can chill down, cos blood pressure for sure goes up. 13:53 they didn't win yet but I can't really tell they counted up then... now they count down till the siren goes, they were in the 4th quarter... so the last quarter. LMAO sorry for the giant comment, I just thought it might help AHA 😅
You’re right about the scoring. If u hit the post or the outside goals, u get one point (behind) and if u get it in the middle, it’s a goal and it’s worth six points
No. 37 is the longest kick from the biggest man on the field but No. 1 [medium sized man] is after the final siren and turned a loss into a win. This guy has been on the field the entire game, kicked at least 3 [maybe 4] other goals in this final quarter and all were different. I think this is also a finals game.
Great to see you taking time to check out our great game. By the way, at 6'10' You'd make a great forward in AFL... Mason Cox from States plays AFL over here...
If the ball hits one of the shorter, outside posts, the boundary umpire throws the ball deep into the filed, which is contested by 2 nominated players, much like a jump-ball in basketball. No score for that. If the ball hits one of the larger, inner posts, it is scored as 1 point (called a "behind"). 1 point also for kicking the ball between a tall and short post, whether or not it is touched by another player. The best score is the 6 points for kicking a goal - between the 2 larger posts. If the ball is touched by another player after the kick, it is counted only a behind - 1 point. A goal is scored only if prior to going between the tall posts, it comes off a player's boot belonging to the attacking team. Doesn't mater if it touches the ground or not.
ROFL you made me laugh, so I will comment.. That last kick was about 1/2 of the field, probably about 70 meters (100 yards) - which can only be done with a trick kick of the football called a "torpedo" - which is really hard to execute, but involves kicking the ball in such a way so that it twists as it moves forward, much like a typical NFL player might throw it, with some spin to gain better distance. But, hell, nice goal!
Each quarter is 20min The clock is stopped when a goal is kicked or ball is out off play and started when back in play So a quarter can go for normally 30-35 min A goal is when the ball goes between the centre posts off the leg below the knee if it hits the centre post it is one point a point or behind is scored if ball goes between the centre post and the outer post or a defender kicks or carries the ball over the goal lines
Malcolm Blight's goal-scoring kick deserves to be at number 1. Nearly half the length of the field at about 80 meters (87.5 yards). The final siren had gone so this was the last play, the last kick of the game in a semi-final to earn the right to play in the grand final. It looked impossible at that distance. He kicked a torpedo punt, which spins along the long axis like a gridiron football throw. It gets good distance, but is notoriously difficult to kick with accuracy. His team was behind at the siren, and this unbelievable kick, with all the pressure on the man taking it, won the game. Absolutely legendary. The kick is often put at 90 metres (98.5 yards), which might be right accounting for the whole distance it traveled before hitting the ground behind the goal.
Theres upto 10 minutes pre quarter for stoppages. 14:00 the red bar is not used anymore. Was called the 5 minute warning and it usually lasted anywhere from 2 and a half minites-14 minutes lol
That last one was Malcolm Blight and is infamous. But you missed a couple, you weren't really looking at the time. There was another where the guy spiraled it from the centre. Then there was Michael Mitchell's run where he bounced it several times (grand final?) and kicked the goal, very fast too. I think he was the first indigenous player to win the Normsmith medal (best on ground in a grand final). Jeremy.
first jeff, wrong sport mate, I'm taking rugby league not rugby mate, not saying it was as tough as afl just thought i'd suggest it seeing the afl season is coming to an end, thought he might be able to attract others to his site and help it grow, but hey my bad, have a great day jeff thanks for the comment mate, hopefully u can be more educated next time with your response, enjoy life
rather than slam someone's suggestion couldn't u spend that time suggesting things for him to show and help the site grow? but hey once again my bad didn't mean to upset you and i understand my spelling and grammar is a bit shit but we all have flaws , have a great christmas jeff
The ones where they run it from half back are huge because it almost never happens. Even if the end kick isn't hard, the point is that the odds you will beat everyone ahead of you on the ground are almost nil. I played half back and never ran it from half back to kick a goal. Not even close. Maybe bounced it twice, once. You need to bounce it like 6 times from there. Some of those off the ground and deep in the pocket are rare as hens teeth too.
Great reaction though you missed some of them but they were quick. Needed to be replayed in the package. Look at the best of Cyril Rioli and the same of Eddie Betts and Lance Buddy Franklin. Goals of the 1st 2 have to be seen to be believed.
The last one was estimated, had the kick gone it's full distance rather than being stopped by the seating, to have been an 80 meter kick (roughly 85 yards)
I've heard analysis showed it was an 85m kick, approx 94 yards. He uses a technique called a torpedo. Rarely used these days but does make the ball travel further if done well.
I see it but I don't believe it was in the dying seconds of one of the best Grand Finals ever played. There is 20 minutes per quarter plus time on for restarts and injuries so usually between 20 and 30 minutes, sometimes longer.
Its the best game in the world, not being biased at all. Our Players arent paid millions every year, so the love between club, players and supporters is far greater, where as in soccer or american football, its treated as more of a business, trade anyone, get the best players, pay them millions, win. The supporters/members own the club, not millionaires and billionaires. Players are recruited to a club at 17 or 18 and their game is developed, thats another reason players love their club and teammates way more. Commentary is better as well, nfl is a snooze fest when it comes to commentators. Do a reaction to a full game.
Nick Davis..man, I was there, right in that pocket. We were gone, but never lose faith. I was drunk as, I do remember calling out so called Sydney fans leaving early, but they missed it. This lead to our first Premiership in 72 years..he might've liked KFC a bit much, but on this night.th-cam.com/video/DvH5yPHOaVg/w-d-xo.html
Jack Higgins, a relatively new player for Richmond Tigers the currently reigning champions, kicked this one of a kind goal a few weeks after this video you're reacting to was made. Controversial and creative, it's said to be voted goal of the year (2018) Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/gADxFSP1jik/w-d-xo.html
Number 1 was after the siren to win a final 👀 Check out Buddy Franklin and Cyril Rioli's highlights, they're 2 of the most exciting players of the last decade
there is stoppage and injury time, but if the game is tied at the end of the game its a tie. the Collingwood vs st'kilda grand final was a tie and they played a whole other game.
Yeah, for whatever reason nobody thought to have an overtime clause in the Grand Final until after that happened (2010, I think). It had happened a few times before but after the tie, the AFL decided that it was easier to just do two 5 minute overtime periods followed by a golden point period if necessary.
This is a contender for 2018 Goal of the year by a 19 year old 1st year player whose nickname is, "Turbo", because he goes from fast to lightning fast in a nanosecond. Check this out! th-cam.com/video/01jDpG4AkwQ/w-d-xo.html
Hitting the point post(the small posts) on the fool gives away a free kick and if it bounces and hits the post its a throw in from the boundary line right next to the post
number 22 is the best, they don't show you the whole thing so you don't realise why th-cam.com/video/Bb4hMZKtRA4/w-d-xo.html he scored 2 impossible gold in a row within a 2 minute time frame from almost the same spot on the ground, proofing it wasn't a fluke but pure skill.
If the ball hits the points post it is no score as it can be call out on the fall or if it bounces then hits the pole it will be a throw in if the ball hits the goal post it is class as a point
Craig Dart, That's right, if the ball hits either of the tall goal posts its a behind (worth 1 point) and if the ball hits either of the smaller point posts its out of bounds (no score).
That final kick was Malcolm Blight. The game was over & Carlton had won by 4 points but Blight had a kick a minute after the game finished & changed the end. No-one else in the league could've kicked that distance but Blighty was always a tradigious kick of the ball. I watched him play in South Australia on TV, before he went to Victoria & also live once in my home town, Broken Hill in New South Wales. The resulting kick was measured at 104 yards. It was from about 20 yards from the centre of the field but landed several rows back in the crowd. I was watching that game & was barracking for Carlton, who lost. Blighty was a genius footballer but there were bigger kicks than him. I don't think he can be found but Noel Pentingill often kicked the ball 80 yards plus. He was also from South Aus...
Willie Rioli and Nic Naitanui have some great grabs and goals I recommend some after the siren goals, nic Nat marking but mostly just Willie rioli highlights, he is an amazing player in only his first year
u should take a look at this is as fast as usain bolt winning top speed he got gold and nat did this late in the 4th quarter and he is 202cm that all most the same as Mason Cox he is 211cm heres the vid www.westcoasteagles.com.au/video/2014-05-28/ch7-nic-nat-breaks-the-high-speed-record
Yeah no problem. I literally feel like making my own best goals of all time compliation because theres not a good new updated one on TH-cam but i can't be stuffed lol. Some of those goals made me embarrased though, they were good but no where near top 50 of all time. Great reaction though and it's still a good video by whoever made it but there were heaps missing
omg i just fell down a hole watching all of ur videos i'm so in love lol,, u should do a reaction video to this video th-cam.com/video/G0V_ZOXNnR0/w-d-xo.html it's a short from an AFL Talk Show called The Bounce and this dude, Chief, absolutely hates the "Dribble Kick" (basically just a shit fucken cop-out kick) and he goes I N S A N E its literally hilarious. i love ur videos!
If you liked those a few weeks ago Josh Daicos has one of the nominees for Goal of the year in 2020 th-cam.com/video/QRBS8JvRpQc/w-d-xo.html but wait until you see what his father Peter Daicos did again and again th-cam.com/video/IitP36V9RA4/w-d-xo.html
This makes me so happy to see a person from another country enjoying our sport, I'm glad you think it's as incredible as i do :))
Referees are known as umpires, you have three types of umpires: Field umpires make decisions on fair play, illegal contact and marks; boundary umpires run the side lines and judge out of bounds play and throw the ball back into play. The goal umpires signal the scores either goals(6 points) or behinds(1 point). There is a lot of pressure on the umpires as the rules are open to interpretation and the crowd will often 'rubbish' the umpire if there team gets a decision against it. In the modern day game the clock counts down on the television in the older form of the game it would count up and have time on, which is similar to 'stoppage time' as in the round ball game.
That kick by Malcolm Blight (#1) is the GOAT. Never seen anything like that. Legendary. Best thing is, he wasn't worried about the distance. As he moves in to kick he has his head over the ball taking aim at the goals. He was only worried about the accuracy.
Hey i know i'm super late but i LOVE your AFL reactions! It makes meso happy seeing people from other countries appreciating our national pastime
Yeah if you hit a post, you get one, if you get it in the outer gaps its a point, if you get it in the middle its 6 points, they have to bounce the ball on the ground every 15 meters. Also if the ball bounces into the goals... its just luck, because you can't predict which way an AFL ball will bounce because of the shape. Its just pure skill to have to bounce the ball while running because if you do it wrong it could bounce way out of reach. LOL... two fingers mean a goal... one finger means a point. There are 4 quarters in an AFL game, each quarter by the clock should go for 20- 30 minutes but if there are injuries or problems, in real-time, much longer. It's just called quarter time, half time and full time. Plus at half time there is a 20-minute break so players and watches can chill down, cos blood pressure for sure goes up. 13:53 they didn't win yet but I can't really tell they counted up then... now they count down till the siren goes, they were in the 4th quarter... so the last quarter. LMAO sorry for the giant comment, I just thought it might help AHA 😅
You’re right about the scoring. If u hit the post or the outside goals, u get one point (behind) and if u get it in the middle, it’s a goal and it’s worth six points
No. 37 is the longest kick from the biggest man on the field but No. 1 [medium sized man] is after the final siren and turned a loss into a win. This guy has been on the field the entire game, kicked at least 3 [maybe 4] other goals in this final quarter and all were different. I think this is also a finals game.
The dude is TRIGGERED at 15:37 when Blighty kicked the torpedo punt to win the Grand Final for North Melbourne. Funny as! 😂
Great to see you taking time to check out our great game. By the way, at 6'10' You'd make a great forward in AFL... Mason Cox from States plays AFL over here...
If the ball hits one of the shorter, outside posts, the boundary umpire throws the ball deep into the filed, which is contested by 2 nominated players, much like a jump-ball in basketball. No score for that. If the ball hits one of the larger, inner posts, it is scored as 1 point (called a "behind"). 1 point also for kicking the ball between a tall and short post, whether or not it is touched by another player. The best score is the 6 points for kicking a goal - between the 2 larger posts. If the ball is touched by another player after the kick, it is counted only a behind - 1 point. A goal is scored only if prior to going between the tall posts, it comes off a player's boot belonging to the attacking team. Doesn't mater if it touches the ground or not.
ROFL you made me laugh, so I will comment.. That last kick was about 1/2 of the field, probably about 70 meters (100 yards) - which can only be done with a trick kick of the football called a "torpedo" - which is really hard to execute, but involves kicking the ball in such a way so that it twists as it moves forward, much like a typical NFL player might throw it, with some spin to gain better distance. But, hell, nice goal!
🙌Glad I was able to make you laugh Mitch! Appreciate you breaking your sport down for me🙌
Each quarter is 20min
The clock is stopped when a goal is kicked or ball is out off play and started when back in play
So a quarter can go for normally 30-35 min
A goal is when the ball goes between the centre posts off the leg below the knee if it hits the centre post it is one point a point or behind is scored if ball goes between the centre post and the outer post or a defender kicks or carries the ball over the goal lines
Malcolm Blight's goal-scoring kick deserves to be at number 1. Nearly half the length of the field at about 80 meters (87.5 yards). The final siren had gone so this was the last play, the last kick of the game in a semi-final to earn the right to play in the grand final. It looked impossible at that distance. He kicked a torpedo punt, which spins along the long axis like a gridiron football throw. It gets good distance, but is notoriously difficult to kick with accuracy. His team was behind at the siren, and this unbelievable kick, with all the pressure on the man taking it, won the game. Absolutely legendary. The kick is often put at 90 metres (98.5 yards), which might be right accounting for the whole distance it traveled before hitting the ground behind the goal.
barryschwarz that was incredible. The power and accuracy is insane man
Undoubtably the greatest goal ever. imo as well
wet ball too...
Theres upto 10 minutes pre quarter for stoppages. 14:00 the red bar is not used anymore. Was called the 5 minute warning and it usually lasted anywhere from 2 and a half minites-14 minutes lol
Thanks for informing me bro, I had no clue
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Wont be long before the 2019 AFL season kicks off. Can't wait.
#1 was Malcolm Blight. Needed a goal to win for side. About 110 yard kick
That last one was Malcolm Blight and is infamous. But you missed a couple, you weren't really looking at the time. There was another where the guy spiraled it from the centre. Then there was Michael Mitchell's run where he bounced it several times (grand final?) and kicked the goal, very fast too. I think he was the first indigenous player to win the Normsmith medal (best on ground in a grand final). Jeremy.
Great to see you enjoying our sport bro. Keep 'em comin'!!!
This game we play is crazy
have u tried NRL big hits
Rugby is shit
first jeff, wrong sport mate, I'm taking rugby league not rugby mate, not saying it was as tough as afl just thought i'd suggest it seeing the afl season is coming to an end, thought he might be able to attract others to his site and help it grow, but hey my bad, have a great day jeff thanks for the comment mate, hopefully u can be more educated next time with your response, enjoy life
rather than slam someone's suggestion couldn't u spend that time suggesting things for him to show and help the site grow? but hey once again my bad didn't mean to upset you and i understand my spelling and grammar is a bit shit but we all have flaws , have a great christmas jeff
He did but he thought not as good as AFL!
True! Different kind of hits not as spectacular! Go the legendary Storm!
The ones where they run it from half back are huge because it almost never happens. Even if the end kick isn't hard, the point is that the odds you will beat everyone ahead of you on the ground are almost nil. I played half back and never ran it from half back to kick a goal. Not even close. Maybe bounced it twice, once. You need to bounce it like 6 times from there. Some of those off the ground and deep in the pocket are rare as hens teeth too.
Number 1 Malcolm blight was a goal after the siren and it was about an 80m goal
Yo I’m the kid you commented on and said nice shots. My name back then was Omar Seka
Conviction to put your head over the ball to win the contested footy is brave as hell , skill composure gutz and selflessness it's all about the team
0:17 me in maths class
Actually they did measure the last kick and it was 101 metres
The number 1 goal was probably the longest goal ever recorded
Post is a point. And the outside of goals
The last one was around 80 metres. 87.5 yards.
one more thing Nic Naitanui has 2 marks in the top 50 marks of the year too he a beast
Some background information about the last goal. It was after the siren in the grand final to win the game
That’s huge!
Blight’s goal wasn’t in a grand final. It was kicked after the siren to win the game.
Great reaction though you missed some of them but they were quick. Needed to be replayed in the package. Look at the best of Cyril Rioli and the same of Eddie Betts and Lance Buddy Franklin. Goals of the 1st 2 have to be seen to be believed.
The last one was estimated, had the kick gone it's full distance rather than being stopped by the seating, to have been an 80 meter kick (roughly 85 yards)
that would've been incredible! Thanks for watching Tim:)
It’s also important to note the siren had gone, and Blight needed to kick the goal for North to win the match. So he roosted it and it went through.
I've heard analysis showed it was an 85m kick, approx 94 yards. He uses a technique called a torpedo. Rarely used these days but does make the ball travel further if done well.
@@baileyjokic if it hits one of the two smaller outside poles the ball is out of bounds*
@@sickvr4 its actually out on the full not out of bounds different outcomes & super goals still happen in the pre season all the time
Awesome reactions. 😀😀
🤙🏽🔥thanks bro
NepDaStep Thanks for the highlighted comment my friend. Blessings! :)
bLOCKbOYgAMES no problem💯
@@NepDaStep :)
yes that is true
My afl team is Collingwood, and yes I know that people hate them but they can still play well.. until the grand finals
Do, Lance "Buddy" Franklin! best of or something
Btw for 1. That was in the grand final
I see it but I don't believe it was in the dying seconds of one of the best Grand Finals ever played. There is 20 minutes per quarter plus time on for restarts and injuries so usually between 20 and 30 minutes, sometimes longer.
Preliminary final, not Grand Final
I work for an AFL team and I’m loving watching these reactions 😂
Love your genuine interest! Best sport in the world if you ask me! Go doggies!
9:21
I think NedDaStep knows more then the umpires
The game can be a unpredictable sometimes,
Swans supporter, played until I was 28. Still love the game but I think the season is too long...
You need to watch Eddie bets highlights
you should do the worst shots at goal in afl
Love your work bro, keep it up! We love it when Americans get around our sport haha
damn someone needs to take this guy to a game (preferably a cats game tho)
Watch Aussie rules explained you’ll understand it a lot more if you watch that
West Coast Eagles is my team I've grown up watching them
should check the eddie betts highlights there pretty good
If it hits the outer post it is out on the full meaning the other team gets the ball and kicks it out
Should I do more reactions in the future?!🙌
I would do music videos! You’d do great bro haha
for sure
Its the best game in the world, not being biased at all. Our Players arent paid millions every year, so the love between club, players and supporters is far greater, where as in soccer or american football, its treated as more of a business, trade anyone, get the best players, pay them millions, win. The supporters/members own the club, not millionaires and billionaires. Players are recruited to a club at 17 or 18 and their game is developed, thats another reason players love their club and teammates way more. Commentary is better as well, nfl is a snooze fest when it comes to commentators. Do a reaction to a full game.
Yes
Check out 'Roll out the barrel' biggest AFL kicks
40. Was kicked about 65 Metres. (71 yards)
Damn!
I go for Sydney
my favorite team is the Gold Coast Suns
i normally hate footy, but i love watching you lose your shit to it lmao
I never really noticed while watching footy but the refs are almost aways able to catch the players
biggest afl fights
Can you make more afl vids?
Nick Davis..man, I was there, right in that pocket. We were gone, but never lose faith. I was drunk as, I do remember calling out so called Sydney fans leaving early, but they missed it. This lead to our first Premiership in 72 years..he might've liked KFC a bit much, but on this night.th-cam.com/video/DvH5yPHOaVg/w-d-xo.html
Watched the Andrew walker one live it was amazing
Jack Higgins, a relatively new player for Richmond Tigers the currently reigning champions, kicked this one of a kind goal a few weeks after this video you're reacting to was made. Controversial and creative, it's said to be voted goal of the year (2018)
Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/gADxFSP1jik/w-d-xo.html
Amazing!!
Number 1 was after the siren to win a final 👀
Check out Buddy Franklin and Cyril Rioli's highlights, they're 2 of the most exciting players of the last decade
That goal was insane! I’ll be sure to watch the buddy franklin and Cyril Rioli’s highlights!
Fuck buddy franklin
@@NepDaStep don't forget Eddie Betts (hot tip)
there is stoppage and injury time, but if the game is tied at the end of the game its a tie. the Collingwood vs st'kilda grand final was a tie and they played a whole other game.
A WHOLE 'NOTHER GAME?! That's insane!!
The balls that are kicked through the goal when the kicker is parallel to the goal post are INCREDIBLE!
Yeah, for whatever reason nobody thought to have an overtime clause in the Grand Final until after that happened (2010, I think). It had happened a few times before but after the tie, the AFL decided that it was easier to just do two 5 minute overtime periods followed by a golden point period if necessary.
NepDaStep You HAVE to react to the 2010 Grand Final(s)
Still hurts me to think about that. Saints boy here....
This is a contender for 2018 Goal of the year by a 19 year old 1st year player whose nickname is, "Turbo", because he goes from fast to lightning fast in a nanosecond. Check this out!
th-cam.com/video/01jDpG4AkwQ/w-d-xo.html
Andrew walker was my friends neighbor
Also my friend on my footy team is micheal Voss cousin
I believe that last one was quite a wet and windy day too makes it 10x harder to do a torpedo!
Dang this sport lit🔥
I’m saying bro!!🔥🔥💯💯
Good to call!
CARN THE CROWS
Not sure who decided nearly all the great goals were in the 90s and 2000s. I'm sure the list is wrong. I'd have Fehring at number 1.
West Coast
Awesome reactions dude, 2 sports you must react to if you haven't already: Cricket and Kabbadi
plz also do reactions to players like Eddie Betts, Wayne Carey, Jake Stringer, Marcus Bontempelli and Cyril Rioli and more
St Kilda
There is no over time in afl
Hawthon
Hitting the point post(the small posts) on the fool gives away a free kick and if it bounces and hits the post its a throw in from the boundary line right next to the post
WEST COAST EAGLES
Between two tall posts in middle is a goal=6 points if you hit either middle goal post is 1 point and between tall posts and outer post is 1 point.
It’s called a handball
Crows
number 22 is the best, they don't show you the whole thing so you don't realise why th-cam.com/video/Bb4hMZKtRA4/w-d-xo.html he scored 2 impossible gold in a row within a 2 minute time frame from almost the same spot on the ground, proofing it wasn't a fluke but pure skill.
Sorta wierd. . 1800000 members 400000 tix. Yay vic
If the ball hits the points post it is no score as it can be call out on the fall or if it bounces then hits the pole it will be a throw in if the ball hits the goal post it is class as a point
Oh okay thanks for clearing that up for me👍
Craig Dart, That's right, if the ball hits either of the tall goal posts its a behind (worth 1 point) and if the ball hits either of the smaller point posts its out of bounds (no score).
lecca's heel goal was the best, and of course rioli's shin goal at the grand final!
That final kick was Malcolm Blight. The game was over & Carlton had won by 4 points but Blight had a kick a minute after the game finished & changed the end. No-one else in the league could've kicked that distance but Blighty was always a tradigious kick of the ball. I watched him play in South Australia on TV, before he went to Victoria & also live once in my home town, Broken Hill in New South Wales. The resulting kick was measured at 104 yards. It was from about 20 yards from the centre of the field but landed several rows back in the crowd. I was watching that game & was barracking for Carlton, who lost. Blighty was a genius footballer but there were bigger kicks than him. I don't think he can be found but Noel Pentingill often kicked the ball 80 yards plus. He was also from South Aus...
AFL vs soccer is pretty funny to watch
I’ll be sure to look it up!
Number 7 was to get Sydney into the grand final
Willie Rioli and Nic Naitanui have some great grabs and goals
I recommend some after the siren goals, nic Nat marking but mostly just Willie rioli highlights, he is an amazing player in only his first year
I’ll check it out👍
Joe The Crow Nic Nat goal to beat gws with 1 second left
Oh yeah you have a new Sub.
Thanks bro! 👍🔥
u should take a look at this is as fast as usain bolt winning top speed he got gold and nat did this late in the 4th quarter and he is 202cm that all most the same as Mason Cox he is 211cm heres the vid www.westcoasteagles.com.au/video/2014-05-28/ch7-nic-nat-breaks-the-high-speed-record
watch the grand final from this year! GO THE EAGLES!!
I dont dissagree
Theres so many better goals missing 😂 but nice reaction
thanks AC! I'll try to find the missing goals lol
Yeah no problem. I literally feel like making my own best goals of all time compliation because theres not a good new updated one on TH-cam but i can't be stuffed lol. Some of those goals made me embarrased though, they were good but no where near top 50 of all time. Great reaction though and it's still a good video by whoever made it but there were heaps missing
If you made a compilation I’d react to it 👍
React to Patrick Dangerfield, Dustin Martin and Buddy Franklin highlights they are the games top players
I’ll check em out! Thanks for the idea 👍
omg i just fell down a hole watching all of ur videos i'm so in love lol,, u should do a reaction video to this video th-cam.com/video/G0V_ZOXNnR0/w-d-xo.html
it's a short from an AFL Talk Show called The Bounce and this dude, Chief, absolutely hates the "Dribble Kick" (basically just a shit fucken cop-out kick) and he goes I N S A N E its literally hilarious.
i love ur videos!
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No. 24 was out of the air man not easy haha
Those "vintage" clips you're seeing are still relatively new. AFL has been around since 1897, making it the oldest coded football game in the world.
Circa 1850, actually.
If you liked those a few weeks ago Josh Daicos has one of the nominees for Goal of the year in 2020 th-cam.com/video/QRBS8JvRpQc/w-d-xo.html but wait until you see what his father Peter Daicos did again and again th-cam.com/video/IitP36V9RA4/w-d-xo.html