3 new innovations for goalkeepers in world football

[The Outlaw *BANNED*]

Yes, but there might not be a counter attack if the shooter scores, or If the keeper scores off of a rebound. And if the keepers team regains possession of the ball, no quick counter attack. But what is most likely to happen here is that the ball will go out of bounds which also means no quick counter attack. The keeper has plenty of time to get back in his goal.

I think you're excessively bored. How about you come up with a goalkeeping glove that doesn't shred after 20 minutes? THAT would be innovative.

 

[Grace T.]

Now the goal of the century so far in my opinion involved a jumping wall. The goal was scored by Ronaldinho, but I can't remember if it was for Brazil or his club. Talk about a covert tactic! He fooled everyone! He slid that ball at a surprisingly moderate pace undernearh their feet like jumping rope, but the goalkeeper did not have a clue what happened until he saw the ball in his net!

My sons has this against him twice. The second time was the greatest. Coach was sure it would fool him. Against a properly trained keeper this won’t work. Gk coaches train it as part of their wall sessions. Son had seen this goal and several other copy cats. Very simple piece of cake unless the striker can get it both under the wall and directly on the opposite corner. It usually won’t have a whole lot of pace on it or it can’t make it under the wall. The coach who tried it threw his clipboard down when it happened.