Right?? When I first watched I was heartbroken for him, especially after seeing how tender hearted he is in the Colin ep. and how much effort he put in as Captain. Great cinematic moment.
@@FinnKeehanin the show ted and michelle (and other characters eventually) use "oklahoma" when they need to be 100% honest with eachother about their emotions. it's essentially a safeword!
Jamie's sneaky grin as Sam helps him up is not only hilarious, but an adorable display of how much their relationship has transformed. We went from Jamie cursing Sam and slapping his hand away to the two of them hugging on the pitch. My excellent boys
Total 180. Jamie always supports Sam. First Non-Nigerian to support his protest. Volunteer to fix his restaurant. Put in Sam's number when he was playing. I think Jamie was wrong. I think Sam is his best friend
@@Phoenixstryke didnt Sam mention in the same episode (2x3) that McAdoo is a Nigerian and they must do it? Mcadoo has Nigerian parent but he's English. Jamie is totally different
Also it's what Jamie says to Dani when he takes the last gasp penalty at the end of the previous season to get them promoted back to the Premier League.
I really loved this because they've been implying this whole time that Isaac is an actual monster when it comes to kick strength. During their training for Total Football, Isaac's corner kick blew off the field and into Wiggins' second story window.
I mean he's a beast, he's build like a tank, and that scene were he got angry at the fan and the way he was shaking in the lockers after, it's pretty scary, good thing he's a good lad
I like that isaac did it because he and Dani swapped roles before and Dani had seen the greyhound. Wasnt risking that again so he called in his replacement
@@Rudy04 the person your replying to is wrong about the second part. Dani already dealt with his trauma about the greyhound He is correct though that it is about them swapping before when they were prepping for total football.
I like that they show how insufferable the therapist is. He manipulated Michelle into messing up Ted lasso, and is now a buzzkill when she and Henry are watching the game.
I love the little details like when Sam gives Jamie a hand and they grin at each other. It’s just one example of how cohesive the team is when Jamie went from being a prick to Sam to being one of his best mates.
Also a throwback to when Sam was 'hurt' in Season 1 but it wasn't that bad...but he still stayed down because everyone was worried. Jamie overplayed it just a little here as well..
My heart dropped into my stomach seeing that kick. When the ref came out, I was so confused. Once you see the hole, then the replay, you can appreciate how real this looked! What a payoff to that window-shattering kick from earlier!
The most believable part of this scene is an English football fan taking a bullet to the face and not only staying in their seat, but cheering even louder with blood caked all over their face.
Dude, he says a penalty is 18 yards! I just can't believe there aren't any comments [that I have seen] addressing this. Seriously, go back and listen, he says "from 18 yards" when referring to a penalty. There. I've made a big deal over an insignificant mistake I've noticed in someone else's work. I interneted.
IRL, the guy who took that to the face would have been body surfed throughout the entire stadium while they chanted something cheeky. Love English footy!
Love the Lithuanian flag (yellow, green, red) in the background at 0.21.. A nice touch of tribute to Jason Sudeikis's roots:). Esi laukiamas Lietuvoje, Džeisonai!
Love how the team mascot is wearing a helmet after what happened to the previous dog & the man whose nose was bloodied by the ball is the same guy Rebecca had a date with in a previous episode.
Actually, the orig. Shot cuts away quickly afta the ball goes 'past' the net. The replay stays with the same angle longer & thus u do c the keepers belated reax ...
all of the little details in this scene are so funny, roy kent crossing every single one of his fingers, higgins holding his wife out of the way after realising mckadoo is taking the penalty after he cracked the window earlier in the season - so perfect 🤣
The writers were so lazy and/or incompetent, they didn't care to learn that basic aspect of the sport while writing up the details of the script. James Cameron takes several deep sea trips to the Titanic, some actors take on the personality of their character for weeks before filming, these writers couldn't bother to ask a fan of the sport a simple question...
@@theoaure3774 Based on your negative puking all over the comments for this video, you sound like a wonderful person to talk to at a party. Completely missing the point of the series from what I can see, or maybe it touched you in a dark and sensitive place and you're just not capable of dealing with that kind of reality, so you need to enforce your own bitterness on it. Who cares about the technical specificity, it's not the point of the scene or the series. Stop staring at the ground and look up, man--the show is about people, not football. You're like a person who backs their car into another and blames the driver of the other car for parking where you want to back up. Completely irrelevant and petulant. Hope you find something to brighten your life, sound like you could use it.
Anyone else notice the little flaw in directing? When McAdoo shoots the penatly in real time, the goalie doesn't dive but in the replay it shows that he does dive.
Compare the original shot 1:44 with the replay 2:44. The goalie acts completely differently. In the original shot, he hardly moves and remains standing. In the replay, he moves to his right and falls to the ground.
Don't bother, the writers of this show barely spent any time learning anything about the sport. Besides the fact that the crowd behind the net would see it go through the netting and would've cheered right after the shot, penalty shots are NOT taken from 18 yards out... that's the top of the box. Some people might think "so what, that's such a little detail" but it's the fact that these writers got paid to make this show and their incompetence or laziness at being able to fill in some details definitely stretches to everything else.
@@Adamdidit I recommended the show to people after watching Season 1. And then I only went back to watch Season 2 and 3 recently. I would've never recommended the show had I recognized the bait and switch. I'm not one who falls for having to like something forever just because I liked it before. Game of Thrones is a good example of this. Plenty of people still praise the entirety of the show despite it obviously declining dramatically in quality in Season 7 and 8. Some people just don't want to feel like they've wasted their time watching something that turned out to be garbage. Other people, well they simply like garbage, hence why Keeping up with the Kardashians is a show.
@@spc2546 But it's not a change for him - he's the poster boy of fair weather fandom, he told Roy straight up that he supported whoever was winning, and that's Richmond.
Zoro’s scared of Danny’s kick, but im now more scared of Issac’s, that thing when through the net and had some distance to slow down before hitting that fan, imagine that hit point blank
I could understand how we as viewers or the fans in attendance wouldn't think it went in at first........but you'd think Isaac would've been insisting the entire time that he scored instead of being surprised after the fact. 😆
"This is madness from 18yds..." never picked this up during the show, but pen spot is not 18yds from the goal. It's inside the 18yd box. 12 yds away from the goal.
I saw that done in real life! Albert McCann (Portsmouth) took a penalty at the Milton End at Fratton Park in the 70s and it did just that - went like a tracer bullet! Never even slowed, straight through the net like it wasn't there...
Isaac taking the penalty did seem strange on first watching did seem strange when watching, but I looked at the player stats in FIFA23 and Isaac's Penalty rating is 86 - second only to Jamie's 89. (Dani's is 82) Those are only stats we have so it is not as strange as it seemed. Did the writers look at the game stats?
@@JM-db8ez What?? I'm saying you would never have the CB take a penalty in real life. Looks like you just sought out every one of my comments and disagreed for the sake of disagreeing. You don't watch any football / soccer, do you? The OG comment is talking about how likely it is for Isaac to take a penalty and relied on the stats in a FIFA game for a fictional person. I just noted not only did they not care about the stats, the penalty is simply a story device, but it's also incredibly rare to have a player of his position take penalty kicks. It's even rare in shootouts. So once again you demonstrate that you focus on defending the show and its writers, even when they're not really being challenged in any way. You are part of the insipid general population that, once you deem you like something, you defend it forever... no matter how much it changes.
@@theoaure3774 Sergio Ramos has taken penalties. I feel like David Luiz took a penalty once but I might be wrong, don’t quote me on that. VVD starts penalty shootouts for Netherlands. Hell, Rene Higuita was a GK and he took penalty kicks. Though he was just a beast all around.
He got paid to read a script. He read the script. The writers of this show definitely seem like the people you'd want to avoid on a regular basis and the type of people who don't take criticism well. He just wanted to collect his paycheque.
@@theoaure3774 And they're people you want to avoid based on what exactly? They allow improv plenty of times, and I'm sure that no one is going to complain if, in the name of authenticity, he says it's 12 yards.
@@wvu05 Based on Season 3 and the clear woke theological propaganda. Crazy how the most ardent militant atheists of today are some of the most religious people I've ever met. They've supplanted their basic human desire for a dogma with postmodernism. > They allow improv plenty of times, and I'm sure that no one is going to complain if, in the name of authenticity, he says it's 12 yards. You're sooooo sure, yet a Premier League commentator didn't correct one of the most obvious errors ever... I can't say for certain, but I definitely would wager I'm more likely correct than you are on this matter.
@@wvu05 This guy (theoaure3774) has been crapping all over the comment section of this video. Really butthurt about the whole thing and dumping on the whole series. You're not going to get much in the way of sense from this guy, he's just nitpicking and complaining about granularity and missing the big picture. Doesn't like the show but goes out of their way to watch videos and crap all over it. Tells you something dank about their personality, doesn't it?
@@striker3252 The writers wrote a script for him to read and record. He did his job. He either didn't care to correct them or they didn't bother to take his criticism. This is the fault of the writers at the end of the day. I get things like costume or editing issues in shows and movies because of costs, but this is literally the laziness of the writers in not just asking people as they were fleshing out the script.
It's a cool story line but I think the execution was a bit lacking just to make the viewers think he missed. There should have been a quiet pause and then several of the players start arguing with the ref that it went through and then the ref investigate the hole in the net. From the players' perspective they should have been puzzled, not disappointed.
The players looked pretty puzzled to me. If macado thought he missed he wouldn’t have stood there looking confused , he would have probably dropped to the floor or slammed the ground. Also no players on the other team were cheering because they also were puzzled
Or they could've had him actually miss but the goalkeeper went off his line so he got to retake it, him not wanting to and wanting to give the kick to someone else (instead of having that moment before) but then the team reassuring him and then he actually scores. They could've even kept the aspect of "his shot is so hard!" by having the keeper get a hand to it but not actually able to stop it. This show really isn't as good as people make it out to be. Season 1 was alright and I had recommended it to people, which I rarely do. But wow, was Season 1 such a bait and switch.
@@theoaure3774 So, your opinion is that the show isn't that good even though the vast majority of viewers and critics disagree with you. Alright. Opinions are like bungholes, everyone's got one. Some are stinkier than others. Woof.
@@JM-db8ez Season 1 was completely different to Season 2 and 3. To rate them the same is to be delusional. I don't care if something is popular. Keeping Up With the Kardashians has been on air for like 10 years. The Real Housewives of X location has multiple series with multiple seasons. Jersey Shore went on for like 5 seasons. Paris Hilton's show went on for a few seasons. Everything produced by CW is garbage yet they get enough viewers to keep producing it. Marvel movies still get good ratings and good box office revenue, despite the obvious decline in quality (or just maybe the repetitive jokes have become boring)... Popularity is not a sign of good. Get this through your head. It's like saying Taylor Swift and Beyonce are the greatest musicians of all time because they have the most grammys... absolutely delusional to make that argument. Furthermore: Season 1 of Ted Lasso on RT: 92% and 95%. Season 3: 81% and 77%. The only reason it's 81 and 77, and not lower, is people have a very hard time admitting that something they really liked before has gotten worse. Perhaps it's a bit of the sunken cost issue, where they've spent X amount of hours investing time into a show and so they want to see things through even if it's declining over time. They don't want to admit they're wasting time on something that has clearly diminished in value.
In a show full of comedic tropes, the most unrealistic scene was Mike Dean being the one who noticed that it was a goal.
🤣🤣🤣
Missed opportunity not having the wrist device they use for goal line tech.
He'd have given a red card for him damaging the net
Fax
😂😂😂
The look on Isaac's face when he thinks he didn't make the goal is heart-breaking
Right?? When I first watched I was heartbroken for him, especially after seeing how tender hearted he is in the Colin ep. and how much effort he put in as Captain. Great cinematic moment.
Oklahoma
@@Sewy4124Dude what’s with this whole “Oklahoma” thingy?
@@FinnKeehanin the show ted and michelle (and other characters eventually) use "oklahoma" when they need to be 100% honest with eachother about their emotions. it's essentially a safeword!
Jamie's sneaky grin as Sam helps him up is not only hilarious, but an adorable display of how much their relationship has transformed. We went from Jamie cursing Sam and slapping his hand away to the two of them hugging on the pitch. My excellent boys
Total 180. Jamie always supports Sam. First Non-Nigerian to support his protest. Volunteer to fix his restaurant. Put in Sam's number when he was playing. I think Jamie was wrong. I think Sam is his best friend
@@annacalifornia6498 McAdoo was actually. McAdoo covered his before a Nigerian, but Jamie doing it so early was still significant
@@Phoenixstryke didnt Sam mention in the same episode (2x3) that McAdoo is a Nigerian and they must do it? Mcadoo has Nigerian parent but he's English. Jamie is totally different
Higgins getting ready to protect his wife from Isaac penalty is so cute. xxx
It’s an hilarious callback from when Isaac tried to take a corner kick and broke Higgins’s office window! 😅
Didn’t notice - thanks!
I've watched this 10 times and it's the first time I noticed it lol
I like how Colin is "it'll be fun". Ted trusts his team. And teammates trust each other.
Also it's what Jamie says to Dani when he takes the last gasp penalty at the end of the previous season to get them promoted back to the Premier League.
The same thing Ted said to Nate before Nate gave the pre-game roasting to the team at Everton!!! "It'll be fun!" lol
Same thing Roy tells Isaac after he’s had a rough game or two: “Go out there and have some f****** fun!”
I really loved this because they've been implying this whole time that Isaac is an actual monster when it comes to kick strength. During their training for Total Football, Isaac's corner kick blew off the field and into Wiggins' second story window.
I mean he's a beast, he's build like a tank, and that scene were he got angry at the fan and the way he was shaking in the lockers after, it's pretty scary, good thing he's a good lad
You can see Wiggins protecting his wife in this scene :)
@@Deather2012Reece James ahh
Barbara cheering for the blood is wonderful! She was a hoot this season.
you can't help but root for her
The sound of the air being ripped by the force of Isaac's kick is the perfect description of his overall power.
Anyone else think that Scott Sterling should have made a cameo as the fan who got a massive bloody nose in the stands?
I understood that reference
The Man, The Myth, The Legend!
Yeeeesss
"Right in the schnozz!"
@@idawg7332I didn’t
I like how Rebecca’s one time date is still doing his thing of supporting whoever’s winning, but seems genuinely enthusiastic about Richmond
Ooooohh THAT'S who that is. I couldn't place him
Thank you sir for your contribution, i now know who he is after wondering for so long
@@TheMijman yh it took me a sec lol, it was his gf that helped me realise
I think he is a Greyhound now through and through.
Higgins oh shit along with trying to protect his wife was an underrated callback to the total football training episode
I just caught that!! That’s so funny!!
And the greyhound hiding behind the handler...
I like that isaac did it because he and Dani swapped roles before and Dani had seen the greyhound. Wasnt risking that again so he called in his replacement
I don’t think it was about the greyhound. Dani already dealt with that trauma in season 2 when he scored a goal with the new dog right there
That’s not why Dani gave it to Isaac, he already got over his greyhound issue
It wasn’t about the greyhound at all - he got over that with the psychiatrist.
@@Rudy04 the person your replying to is wrong about the second part. Dani already dealt with his trauma about the greyhound
He is correct though that it is about them swapping before when they were prepping for total football.
Why did I grow to like Barbara so much?!?! Her clapping for the bloody nose…🩸💀
have you watched Ghosts UK,, her character is fab!
@@celeryg66 Thank you!!!!! Honestly, I've been thinking (without google search) where do I know this face? Hahahahhaha thanks for this.
Barbara was funny as all hell!
Bet she ends up with Keeley
Because she’s authentic!
I like that they show how insufferable the therapist is. He manipulated Michelle into messing up Ted lasso, and is now a buzzkill when she and Henry are watching the game.
He seems like a good father figure though
Honestly, he is the villain of the show. But I love how they insinuated that the relationship is over - from him moving from the sofa to the bar.....
@@thedamagewillbecontrolled bullshit! henry doesn't like the asshole.
@@eminososeah, good catch.
@@thedamagewillbecontrolled Henry doesn’t need a father figure when Ted is still alive and around, but I get your point.
I love the little details like when Sam gives Jamie a hand and they grin at each other. It’s just one example of how cohesive the team is when Jamie went from being a prick to Sam to being one of his best mates.
Also a throwback to when Sam was 'hurt' in Season 1 but it wasn't that bad...but he still stayed down because everyone was worried. Jamie overplayed it just a little here as well..
My heart dropped into my stomach seeing that kick. When the ref came out, I was so confused. Once you see the hole, then the replay, you can appreciate how real this looked!
What a payoff to that window-shattering kick from earlier!
Isaac being too powerful for penalty kicks is the cherry on top we deserved!
The most believable part of this scene is an English football fan taking a bullet to the face and not only staying in their seat, but cheering even louder with blood caked all over their face.
The least realistic part is a fat football star…
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 that dude is not fat. I'm fat.
That is what they used to call a "cannonball" of a man.
I completely missed Higgins covering his wife, fully aware of Issac's power, on my first watch.
Same. Just noticed it for the first time today.
Loving every bit of Barbara's whooping and hollering here!!😂😂😂
Absolutely hysterical. 😂😂😊
The blood!
Jamie's foot may have been blessed by God, but Isaac's was blessed by a howitzer.
Jamie has grown the most in the show
Awwwww!!! I hadn't noticed before that Leslie is protecting his "rainbow" from Isaac's massive kick! lol So cute!
Should have been Scott Sterling
Yes!
The man, the myth, the legend!
Is no one gonna talk ABT the moment Leslie protected his wife knowing full well the power of Isaac's kick..
Why am I wishing for a perfectly officiated game like this episode in a real life match?
Dude, he says a penalty is 18 yards! I just can't believe there aren't any comments [that I have seen] addressing this. Seriously, go back and listen, he says "from 18 yards" when referring to a penalty. There. I've made a big deal over an insignificant mistake I've noticed in someone else's work. I interneted.
@@SoulSonder26he probably meant all the players at the box too
1:32 when roy crosses his fingers, he REALLY crosses his fingers.
Mike dean making the most of his retirement 😂
IRL, the guy who took that to the face would have been body surfed throughout the entire stadium while they chanted something cheeky. Love English footy!
McAdoo, McAdoo - he breaks your nose in two.
Higgins shielding his wife because he knows McAdoo's strength
Mourinho watched this before the UEL final and thought, "yeah, I'll put 3 defensive midfielders to take the penalty shootout"
Love the Lithuanian flag (yellow, green, red) in the background at 0.21.. A nice touch of tribute to Jason Sudeikis's roots:). Esi laukiamas Lietuvoje, Džeisonai!
"I wouldn't trust him to take an aspirin" might be my favorite quote.
Perfect example of never let them know your next move
Love how the team mascot is wearing a helmet after what happened to the previous dog & the man whose nose was bloodied by the ball is the same guy Rebecca had a date with in a previous episode.
"whattfuck bruv????" got me strong
Barbara was the best!! She went off seeing the bloody fan lol!!
Anyone notice in the real-time shot, the goalie never moved? But in the replay, he dove to the left?
Actually, the orig. Shot cuts away quickly afta the ball goes 'past' the net. The replay stays with the same angle longer & thus u do c the keepers belated reax ...
Rupert's guest in his box looks like he's completely sick and tired of hearing anything Rupert has to say! 😅
all of the little details in this scene are so funny, roy kent crossing every single one of his fingers, higgins holding his wife out of the way after realising mckadoo is taking the penalty after he cracked the window earlier in the season - so perfect 🤣
In the penalty the keeper stays standing, but in the replay he dives to his right !
The commentator says "this is madness from 18 yards" but the penalty kick distance is 12 yards.
That's how mad it was! It was 50% more mad than regular madness!
The writers were so lazy and/or incompetent, they didn't care to learn that basic aspect of the sport while writing up the details of the script.
James Cameron takes several deep sea trips to the Titanic, some actors take on the personality of their character for weeks before filming, these writers couldn't bother to ask a fan of the sport a simple question...
@@theoaure3774 Based on your negative puking all over the comments for this video, you sound like a wonderful person to talk to at a party. Completely missing the point of the series from what I can see, or maybe it touched you in a dark and sensitive place and you're just not capable of dealing with that kind of reality, so you need to enforce your own bitterness on it. Who cares about the technical specificity, it's not the point of the scene or the series. Stop staring at the ground and look up, man--the show is about people, not football. You're like a person who backs their car into another and blames the driver of the other car for parking where you want to back up. Completely irrelevant and petulant. Hope you find something to brighten your life, sound like you could use it.
It's madness that McAdoo is the only player inside the 18 yard box... at least that's how I've justified it in my head.
Anyone else notice the little flaw in directing? When McAdoo shoots the penatly in real time, the goalie doesn't dive but in the replay it shows that he does dive.
Yes. It and Tartt's goal against Man City are the worst by far in all the onfield sequences. Generally, they are quite good. But that was a howler.
Cause the replay stays w/ the shot longer. Orig. Cuts away quickly...
@@rvog6584 Both cuts end after the block in the stand gets snotted by the ball.
@@theimaginationstation1899 put a stopwatch 2 both of em. Doesn't look like it by eyeball alone ...
Compare the original shot 1:44 with the replay 2:44. The goalie acts completely differently. In the original shot, he hardly moves and remains standing. In the replay, he moves to his right and falls to the ground.
At least it’s the same goaltender. Jamie tartt’s “the signal” goal it’s a completely different person. 😂
That's just how powerful Isaac's foot is.
Don't bother, the writers of this show barely spent any time learning anything about the sport. Besides the fact that the crowd behind the net would see it go through the netting and would've cheered right after the shot, penalty shots are NOT taken from 18 yards out... that's the top of the box.
Some people might think "so what, that's such a little detail" but it's the fact that these writers got paid to make this show and their incompetence or laziness at being able to fill in some details definitely stretches to everything else.
@theoaure3774 "I always hated this show and the peaise it got" requires a lot less writing.
@@Adamdidit I recommended the show to people after watching Season 1. And then I only went back to watch Season 2 and 3 recently. I would've never recommended the show had I recognized the bait and switch.
I'm not one who falls for having to like something forever just because I liked it before. Game of Thrones is a good example of this. Plenty of people still praise the entirety of the show despite it obviously declining dramatically in quality in Season 7 and 8.
Some people just don't want to feel like they've wasted their time watching something that turned out to be garbage. Other people, well they simply like garbage, hence why Keeping up with the Kardashians is a show.
Henry yelling referee ❤️
Who was the man that the ball hit? Was he in a previous season/episode that I forgot?
He was the guy Rebecca went on a double date with (with Roy and Keeley)
John Wingsnight, the shite in nining armour
Makes a nice change for him not to be supporting both United and city
@@spc2546 But it's not a change for him - he's the poster boy of fair weather fandom, he told Roy straight up that he supported whoever was winning, and that's Richmond.
@@Matuse he told Roy on the double date he supported which ever one of the two Manchester clubs were winning
Mike Dean absolutely killed this role. It’s like he trained his whole life for it.
Sir Issac newton’s penalty
2:13 - That keeper is throwing his arms up, goin’, “What the hell”? But seriously, dude? You were there. You knew the ball went under the bar
Can we give it up for the couple in the stands. Man, those two actors made the absolute best of an otherwise bit part.
I had missed the bit where Higgins covers his wife, that's hilarious!
This actually happened except the ball was hit through the side netting into the goal. It was counted as a goal, but it shouldn't have.
Zoro’s scared of Danny’s kick, but im now more scared of Issac’s, that thing when through the net and had some distance to slow down before hitting that fan, imagine that hit point blank
OH GOD
Sir, this is a TV show.
@@theoaure3774 did i ask
@@aidanhendricksen4832 You left a comment on TH-cam, replies are fair game.
Stop being the person that you are.
Mike Dean: Oscar-worthy
That fan is absolutely badass
Barbara came out of nowhere.
It'll be fun!
Announcer: "I hope that fan's okay."
Me seeing fan: "No . . . way . . ."
This is legit the opposite of Chelsea v Everton 💀💀💀
Ive rewatched this clip a few times and just noticed the mis-speak about the pk being "18 yards".
I could understand how we as viewers or the fans in attendance wouldn't think it went in at first........but you'd think Isaac would've been insisting the entire time that he scored instead of being surprised after the fact. 😆
"And VAR said it was a goal."
"It'll be fun"
“Oh goodness me i hope that fan is okay” 😂😂😂
I think they missed a trick by not having Mike Dean's watch alarm from the goal line technology detecting the ball going in rather than over
That little boy was to calm
Was that SCOTT STERLING in the stands!?! The man the multi the legend?
Clever scene
When Scott Sterling attends a game.
"It'll be fun!" that made me laugh hahaha
I love Barbara! 😂
This being football. I'm never certain if the cheering is for the goal or for the violence.
"This is madness from 18yds..." never picked this up during the show, but pen spot is not 18yds from the goal. It's inside the 18yd box. 12 yds away from the goal.
I saw that done in real life! Albert McCann (Portsmouth) took a penalty at the Milton End at Fratton Park in the 70s and it did just that - went like a tracer bullet! Never even slowed, straight through the net like it wasn't there...
where can you watch this
Guy: gets a nosebleed from the ball
The people: oh my!
That one woman: WOOOO, WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 👏 👏 👏
McAdoo is not heartbroken. He's both in shock that the ball went through the net and that they have yet to call it a goal.
Isaac taking the penalty did seem strange on first watching did seem strange when watching, but I looked at the player stats in FIFA23 and Isaac's Penalty rating is 86 - second only to Jamie's 89. (Dani's is 82) Those are only stats we have so it is not as strange as it seemed. Did the writers look at the game stats?
No. The game stats mean nothing. And this would never happen.
@@theoaure3774 LOL yet it did, didn't it? Because it's a show about people, not about football. Get over it.
@@JM-db8ez What?? I'm saying you would never have the CB take a penalty in real life. Looks like you just sought out every one of my comments and disagreed for the sake of disagreeing. You don't watch any football / soccer, do you?
The OG comment is talking about how likely it is for Isaac to take a penalty and relied on the stats in a FIFA game for a fictional person. I just noted not only did they not care about the stats, the penalty is simply a story device, but it's also incredibly rare to have a player of his position take penalty kicks. It's even rare in shootouts.
So once again you demonstrate that you focus on defending the show and its writers, even when they're not really being challenged in any way. You are part of the insipid general population that, once you deem you like something, you defend it forever... no matter how much it changes.
@@theoaure3774Sergio Ramos is great at penalties
@@theoaure3774 Sergio Ramos has taken penalties. I feel like David Luiz took a penalty once but I might be wrong, don’t quote me on that. VVD starts penalty shootouts for Netherlands. Hell, Rene Higuita was a GK and he took penalty kicks. Though he was just a beast all around.
1:13 Actually, the spot is 12 yards away. I'm honestly surprised that Arlo White didn't pick up on that.
He got paid to read a script. He read the script. The writers of this show definitely seem like the people you'd want to avoid on a regular basis and the type of people who don't take criticism well.
He just wanted to collect his paycheque.
@@theoaure3774 And they're people you want to avoid based on what exactly? They allow improv plenty of times, and I'm sure that no one is going to complain if, in the name of authenticity, he says it's 12 yards.
@@wvu05 Based on Season 3 and the clear woke theological propaganda. Crazy how the most ardent militant atheists of today are some of the most religious people I've ever met. They've supplanted their basic human desire for a dogma with postmodernism.
> They allow improv plenty of times, and I'm sure that no one is going to complain if, in the name of authenticity, he says it's 12 yards.
You're sooooo sure, yet a Premier League commentator didn't correct one of the most obvious errors ever... I can't say for certain, but I definitely would wager I'm more likely correct than you are on this matter.
@@wvu05 This guy (theoaure3774) has been crapping all over the comment section of this video. Really butthurt about the whole thing and dumping on the whole series. You're not going to get much in the way of sense from this guy, he's just nitpicking and complaining about granularity and missing the big picture. Doesn't like the show but goes out of their way to watch videos and crap all over it. Tells you something dank about their personality, doesn't it?
RACING DE CORDOBA - SAN LORENZO DE ALMAGRO 2022
What’s the movie called
Earl Grey ducks his head and can’t watch…😂😂😂
Earl was accidentally killed by Dani's penalty kick during the previous season; IIRC, the new dog is Macy Greyhound.
i love that dog's reaction. whoo, i'm glad the dog survived.
Did Arlo really say from “18” yards? That doesn’t sound right.
Yes, he said 18 instead of 12.
Surprised that Arlo White did see that as wrong right away. Everyone knows the spot is 12 yards from goal
@@striker3252 The writers wrote a script for him to read and record. He did his job. He either didn't care to correct them or they didn't bother to take his criticism.
This is the fault of the writers at the end of the day. I get things like costume or editing issues in shows and movies because of costs, but this is literally the laziness of the writers in not just asking people as they were fleshing out the script.
“What the fug bro” 😂😂😂
When is this
What are the teams
Mcadoo with a Raijuu/Sky Wing Shoot
When you realise the first scene of the penalty the keeper never dived and when they put the replay he actually dives 😂
“Madness from 18 yards”? Surely the penalty spot is 12 yards from the goal.
Name of the movie please
It's a cool story line but I think the execution was a bit lacking just to make the viewers think he missed. There should have been a quiet pause and then several of the players start arguing with the ref that it went through and then the ref investigate the hole in the net. From the players' perspective they should have been puzzled, not disappointed.
The players looked pretty puzzled to me. If macado thought he missed he wouldn’t have stood there looking confused , he would have probably dropped to the floor or slammed the ground.
Also no players on the other team were cheering because they also were puzzled
Or they could've had him actually miss but the goalkeeper went off his line so he got to retake it, him not wanting to and wanting to give the kick to someone else (instead of having that moment before) but then the team reassuring him and then he actually scores. They could've even kept the aspect of "his shot is so hard!" by having the keeper get a hand to it but not actually able to stop it.
This show really isn't as good as people make it out to be. Season 1 was alright and I had recommended it to people, which I rarely do. But wow, was Season 1 such a bait and switch.
@@josephbrambil2868 That's the show not asking much of its extras in most moments.
@@theoaure3774 So, your opinion is that the show isn't that good even though the vast majority of viewers and critics disagree with you. Alright. Opinions are like bungholes, everyone's got one. Some are stinkier than others. Woof.
@@JM-db8ez Season 1 was completely different to Season 2 and 3. To rate them the same is to be delusional.
I don't care if something is popular. Keeping Up With the Kardashians has been on air for like 10 years. The Real Housewives of X location has multiple series with multiple seasons. Jersey Shore went on for like 5 seasons. Paris Hilton's show went on for a few seasons. Everything produced by CW is garbage yet they get enough viewers to keep producing it. Marvel movies still get good ratings and good box office revenue, despite the obvious decline in quality (or just maybe the repetitive jokes have become boring)... Popularity is not a sign of good. Get this through your head. It's like saying Taylor Swift and Beyonce are the greatest musicians of all time because they have the most grammys... absolutely delusional to make that argument.
Furthermore: Season 1 of Ted Lasso on RT: 92% and 95%. Season 3: 81% and 77%.
The only reason it's 81 and 77, and not lower, is people have a very hard time admitting that something they really liked before has gotten worse. Perhaps it's a bit of the sunken cost issue, where they've spent X amount of hours investing time into a show and so they want to see things through even if it's declining over time. They don't want to admit they're wasting time on something that has clearly diminished in value.
Title pls
If I'm not mistaken this is kind of a throw back to season one where they showed how powerful his kicks are. Anyone else recall?
Also the total football episode where be breaks that window after a corner
Reffereeeee!!!
Grealish
"what the fuck bruv?"
What show?
M'y name is isaac wait...
They should have gotten Scott stifling to be the fan kicked by the ball.
The part of Jack Grealish will be played by ...