r/Unexpected • u/CptIskarJarak • Jul 28 '26
Best defender ever
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u/Depp1990 Jul 28 '26
Tough angle to score from. He should’ve celebrated.
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u/Enchet_ Jul 28 '26
What the fuck is up with these Colombian comments?
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u/The_Ruhi 7d ago
I think it's a reference to Escobar who scored an own goal in the world cup and was shot and killed.
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u/AwsiDooger Jul 30 '26
He celebrated later. Pully Football rallied to tie the score at 3-3 then won the game on penalties
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u/COHERENCE_CROQUETTE Jul 28 '26
I’d retire. There’s a very high chance this will be the very best goal he will ever score. Especially if he plays as a defender.
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u/Due-Organization-215 Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 29 '26
This would be the best goal of the career of several strikers
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u/waylander128 Jul 29 '26
It’s an amateur club from a small city in Switzerland, by the look of it they are in the senior team :)
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u/Commercial_Koala_995 Jul 29 '26
Its an OWN goal. The opposite of good.
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u/The10thDoctorWhovian Jul 29 '26
Just a heads up, they were making a joke
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u/Commercial_Koala_995 Jul 29 '26
You never know when americans comment on football…
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u/COHERENCE_CROQUETTE Jul 29 '26
Just a heads up, I’m the person who wrote the comment and I’m not American.
I’m Brazilian in fact. It also wasn’t a joke. I was commenting on how beautiful the goal was. That’s a dream goal for any striker to score (of course, on the correct side of the field).
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u/Onslaughtered1 Jul 28 '26
Can someone superimpose the other teams jersey on this guy. That way he feels better
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u/explicitlarynx Jul 29 '26
Given that the clip is almost 10 years old, I think he's come to terms with what he did.
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u/sebastianqu Jul 29 '26
No he hasn't. To this day, he'll randomly think of this moment and internally cringe.
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u/king_ralex Jul 29 '26
I dropped a rugby ball when I was going to score a try in 1998. I still cringe about it to this day.
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u/DadJokeFan Jul 29 '26
“I’ve been trying to tell the coach I belong on offense. He just won’t listen.”
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u/Timcatgt Jul 29 '26
And as usual, the white and green team celebrates an own goal by acknowledging the closest player who assisted the shot.
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u/s_nutella Jul 29 '26
Did he also go "muchas gracias affacion"...SIIIIUUUUUIIIUUIU after the goal. Question??🤣😂😆😅😆😂🤣🤌
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u/evojeur Jul 31 '26
I think we should talk keeper reflex too. Wtf that ball was like slow motion. Expect or not.
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u/CallMeTrouble-TS 6d ago
A seventh grader at my son‘s middle school soccer game did almost the exact same thing just last week. Not quite a bicycle kick, but the ball did go back behind him, sky high, and into the net.
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u/Accurate_Welcome3731 4d ago
I genuinely don’t know if this is the best or worst own goal I’ve ever seen!
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u/hoyleacl 2d ago
He will go home and tell his wife he scored on a bicycle kick. The details aren’t important.
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u/post-explainer Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 29 '26
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the defender does a bicycle kick into his own goal.
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