>>>>Here's one for the soccer man -- the first goal scored by a goalkeeper in the history of MLS (U.S. pro soccer league).
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUZRBPtRcuk'>>>
>>>youtube cencored by our foolish judgemen again... However I tried your video with some webtunnel site's but I got error...
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>>I see I accidentally included an apostrophe at the end -- try this instead.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUZRBPtRcuk>>
>>If that still doesn't work, you can probably picture the goal even without seeing it. One goalkeeper had a free kick from his own end, off to the left and maybe 20 yards out. He kicked it long, the ball hitting at about the opposing 18 yard line. The defending keeper came out too far and it bounced over his head into the goal. I'm sure neither keeper will ever hear the end of it. The guy who kicked it is named Danny Cepero and it was his first game, filling in for their #1 guy who was suspended.
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>I watched. He shoted at 50-60 meters. You should not use yards for real footbal.You know penalty distance is 11 m. If you use yard it is 12,0297 yards... :))
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> Field has a lot of american football stripes. How can you watch matches with these stripes. It should mixed up everyone.
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>I read at newspapers their's first goalkeeper used doping drugs and he just 10 match suspended. I know if a player/athlete used doping drugs he/she should got two years suspend penalty.
Drug suspensions are a joke in all American professional sports. It is not unusual for guys who are caught doping in the most popular U.S. league, the National Football League, to be suspended for just four games -- not even the rest of the season. There are also graduated penalties so a player doesn't get a serious punishment until he has been caught multiple times. I would love to see the penalties to be in line with international sports like the Olympics. If you get caught even once you are in serious trouble. That such is not the case in the U.S. tells you all you need to know about the owners' view of running a clean sport vs. running a profitable sport.
