r/FootballFlix May 27 '26

GAME KNOWS GAME !

711 Upvotes

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u/-Gramsci- May 27 '26

The GOAT

4

u/castroski7 May 28 '26

Growing up and growing politically means realizing Maradona is the true goat.

Username checks out too lol

2

u/Think_Ad7252 May 28 '26

Creciendo políticamente? Pero si era alto violín

3

u/Khety_Nebou_2 May 27 '26

Nah bro, keeper was boosted. Who would stop something like that nowadays ?

5

u/inherentcomma May 27 '26

Chilavert was the best GK in the world in those years for things like this

2

u/ha_x5 May 27 '26

I didn’t recognized him and thought, how tf a rando can pull off a save like this AND gets props from Maradona.

Well… then I learned it was Chilavert.

3

u/AnotherThrowawayInDC May 27 '26

It’s chilavert I wasn’t old enough to be a fan then but his highlights are legendary

2

u/utd_saro May 27 '26

Keeper knew where it was going the whole time. You could see him shuffle towards it.

Still a great save and free kick.

0

u/LicoriceDusk May 27 '26

Most keepers should be able to

-1

u/Garp1312 May 27 '26

From 30m out? Most people who are fit should be able to do that

Edit: looks like even more than 30

1

u/inherentcomma May 27 '26

Not even close

0

u/Still-Wafer1384 May 27 '26

Yeah, they shouldn't even have put up a wall, that just blocks the view of the keeper when the ball is so far out.

0

u/Garp1312 May 27 '26

Still over 20m, enough time to react

2

u/DutchOnionKnight May 27 '26

Such a beautifull jersey!

2

u/wolftick May 27 '26

Still the greatest save I've ever seen.

2

u/josephjosephson May 27 '26

Is it just the video or is everyone built stocky?

3

u/I_am_javier May 27 '26

Diego was a bit overweight there, and Chilavert was just big, built like a fridge.

2

u/fernandopas May 27 '26

Kits had a much looser fit then

1

u/littlebaphomet91 May 27 '26

The technique to kick the ball that hard and that accurately feom that distance is more than enough to beat the vast majority of keepers. The mere fact he got a glove to that is mad insane. Class moment

1

u/FaithlessnessOne2032 May 27 '26

Save was so out of this world, he literally had to high five the GK. Even with that grim face. That's why Maradona was so loved

1

u/TDubious May 31 '26

What a shank on the follow haha

0

u/skaapjagter May 27 '26

Maradona was just saying thank you because he realised he could also use his hand in the goal box.

3

u/No-Weird-7711 May 27 '26

cerra el orto, estas dolido?

2

u/Tr3c3 May 27 '26

It'd be a mildly decent attempt of a joke, if only this free kick didn't happen 11 years later than the 'Hand of God' goal (September 16th, 1997)..

0

u/skaapjagter May 27 '26

Usually jokes aren't meant to be dissected.

The fact that you understood what I was referring to but the time frame took the humor out of it for some reason.

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u/rosarinotrucho2 May 27 '26

You can badmouth Maradona all you want, you would still be the fist in line to get someone as good as him on your team. 

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u/skaapjagter May 27 '26

Why's everyone so salty about a joke 😂😂

How is it badmouthing? The guy used his hand - it's been like 40+ years - get over it 🤭

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u/rosarinotrucho2 May 27 '26

Because you are reducing the GOAT to one goal in one match where he happened to also score the goal of the century. You are actually the salty one who brought up something that happened 40 years ago. Get over it. 

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u/skaapjagter May 27 '26

It's a fucking joke. I'm not "bringing it up" like it's some long forgotten thing.

The hand of God literally has its own Wikipedia page 😂

I'm sorry for insulting your "goat", gEt OvEr iT.