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Soccer Blooper - Goalie Enaut Zubikarai isn't paying attention and gives up a goal
Gonzalo Castro of Mallorca gets a sneaky goal against Real Sociedad's goalkeeper Enaut Zubikari who didn't realize that the opponent was still behind him. The Goalie casually tosses out the ball thinking the pitch was clear and Castro does an end around and scores during a Copa del Rey match.
Terrific Goalie FAIL.
Mallorca ended up winning the game.
Green Bay Packer Tackles a Fan
During the recent Green Bay Packer - Detroit Lions football game at Lambeau Field when a 15 year old ran onto the field and started making a fool of himself. Since the field security team was slow to respond, Brad Jones (#59) takes things into his own hands and tackles the kid. Thereafter, the police wrestle the kid off of the field.
Oh... And the Packers won the game.
ESPN Sky-Cam crashes to the field in the 2012 Insight Bowl
During the 2012 Insight Bowl, ESPN's sky-cam (the camera mounted above the field via a set of wires, that shoots footage that looks like video games) came crashing down.
Fortunately, none of the players for Iowa or Oklahoma got injured when the camera fell off the wires onto the football field.
Andy Roddick Yells at Reporter
After Tennis superstar Andy Roddick recently lost in the Beijing Open a reporter asked him a question about a statement he said years ago claiming that he'd retire if his ranking dropped too low. Andy paused and told the reporter he should retire, the crowd applauded and then andy walked off the stage. You could tell he was really upset.
But I think the reporter needed to be put in his place.
Alpaca Charges an ESPN Reporter
How's this for a sports reporter blooper--ESPN reporter Miguel Fuento was covering an under-20 soccer tournament in Peru when a loose alpaca charges and chases after him. The poor sideline reporter had to look behind himself, drop his umbrella and run.
ESPN Blooper Reel
ESPN which started broadcasting from Connecticut in 1979 released this 5 minute historic blooper reel. It starts out with Will Farrell's Ron Burgandy interviewing for a job by saying , "espenn that's a horrible name for a network"...
The video features:
- Chris Berman dropping an f-bomb
- Beano Cook losing his sh*t "tell him I can hear him!"
- anchors from the 70s looking goofy
- dick vitale dancing
- Anchors reading each other lines
- A Bug flying into the mouth of a female sportscaster, and more.
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