Pro Keeper Faces 100 Shots from a Jabulani and Let in ___ Goals

This is an experiment i've been wanting to do for a while... some crazy knuckleballs!

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[ConorOKeefe]

Oh what a day…

Thank you for inviting me along mate, loved it. Just booking the therapist appointment now 😂🧤

[chendall.]

Respect the keeper he was an absolute legend

[carlosdumbratzen]

Forlan, the one guy who understood the ball, was an absolute menace in that world cup. His shots and corners were glorious

[Robzilluh]

nice to see a keeper actually making good saves on youtube great video

[ethanneumann]

Is it just me or has anyone else noticed just how much improvement Kieran has made to the quality and editing of his videos? That was amazing keep up the good work!

[LordUday]

Kieran is single handedly solving the mystery of the jabulani from over 4 years.
What a dedication .

[ahmedm.h.ibrahim]

I do watch Conor consistently, but this is my very first time watching Kieran. Got to say that I loved this video A LOT. The fourth goal that Conor conceded with the Jab would be an absolute embarrassment for any goalkeeper!!! No wonder everyone hates this ball!!! Thanks a million for uploading this video, Kieran <3 <3 Much love from an amateur keeper in Philadelphia, USA.

[Issavibe]

From an outfield player’s perspective, the Jabulani was and still the greatest ball ever made, total nightmare for goalkeepers.. that thing flew like it had a mind of it’s own 😂

[jasonnchuleft]

Having had the (mis)fortune of experiencing a Jabulani first hand as a keeper I'm not surprised. Never before in my life had I experienced a ball that somehow lost all it's spin mid-flight only to start wobbling in the air before my attempt to catch it. Other times it just randomly dropped down for no reason as if physics suddenly stopped working. The thing just constantly defies expectations of how a ball should behave.

[KieranBrown]

I feel sorry for conor!! - what a guy!

[brettsparks]

You know the ball is crazy when videos are still being made about in 12 years later

[haydenp]

Tell u what been watching Conor for years since his college football days and the improvement from then to now is genuinely insane. That guy picks them out of corners like it’s nothing and is so good and so many different things. I have so much respect for his improvements and his goalkeeping journey

[cgFootball]

Connors save at 2:09 was unreal. Loving the consistent quality of your vids bro!

[venupe]

Jabulani Vs goalkeepers - a never ending love story ❤⚽

[schondos]

Kieran's scouting department deserves some major props, that keeper puts professional sports into perspective. He's a machine. As Brian Scalabrine would put it, this keeper is closer in skill to some of the worlds best keepers than I am skill wise to Conor. There's levels to this.

[lgarcia]

Jabulani was used in South Africa and I remember the buzz from the keepers. They all heated it. I just did not realize how bad it was both for field players and goal keepers. Of the 50 with the Jabulani he had many off target as well. With the new ball, unless you edited a lot, it does not look like you had as many odd target. Very interesting stuff

[BrianHSC]

Irony is that the World Cup the ball was used in... South Africa, had the least amount of goals. It's harder for attackers to control.

[canicetang]

What a keeper Conor is! Now I understand how tough it is to score on a professional. Respect!!!!

[Clarkey_]

Great video Kieran, would have been good to see a stat of how many he caught. Looked like almost everyone against the jabulani was a parry

[SatanicBeard]

We hoarded a good few of the Jubulani’s, use them for certain drills with the keepers. Obviously it’s hard to say for certain but we feel like they’ve helped to develop the lads reactions.