Does Magnus Effect REALLY Defy Physics Rules?

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Join me as we dive into the fascinating world of physics and explore the Magnus Effect, a phenomenon that seems to defy the fundamental rules of physics! From spinning balls to curveballs, we'll examine the science behind this mind-bending effect and ask the question: does it really break the laws of physics? Get ready to have your mind blown by the incredible demonstrations and explanations that will leave you wondering about the nature of reality!

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[TheFakeyCakeMaker]

Pride. "I'm the goalkeeper, I don't need you" sometimes we need to sacrifice personal glory for the good of the team.

[MixTopShorts-sunp]

As you can see, number 81 gets the guilty, he does not jump

[medivacha]

You should always trust those 'sudden' gut feelings 😅

[JYCaesar-xf]

With the player on the goal line there would be no offside which gives the attacking team better goal scoring options. Teams almost never put a player on goal line when defending a free kick.

[colejonathan]

Number 18 was thinking ….”I’m not jumping up … I need to go the bathroom as soon as possible “

[matthewlogan]

That guy on the far right didnt even jump

[EnderiumRace]

Dude, at the end didn’t even try and jump

[andytomhall]

Back in the late 70s, as a goalkeeper i realised that a wall of players was no protection as free kick takers could bend the ball over and around the wall, with and this is crucial, pace. My answer after several failed practices was stand in the middle of the goal, with just a 2 or 3 player wall. It amazes me that keepers and coaches still use the same techniques for free kicks which patently don't work, but changed the man on each post at corners, that did work. I have to say that free kick is sublime and no goalkeeper is saving that.

[ChampakBasumatary]

No.18 been sold-out. He was an undercover player.

[jevonking]

The next day the club sold players 1 & 18

[ashutosmisraa]

Magnus effect always works. Hes the goat.

[ahmadmustangin]

Herrera: Bro, I have a vision
De gea: shu.. shu..
Herrera: Ok then

[arthurneddysmith]

The guy on the very right didn't jump. I'd be examining his bank accounts if I was a cop dealing with corruption.

[BryanL-kplz]

Looks like the goalie and #18 were paid off

[nabi]

#18 or 81 that last guy to the far right, as short as he is he didn't even try, like he wanted him to score

[_o_]

Same keeper everyone was somehow glazing 5 months ago

[hilorochill]

It's purely the goalkeeper's fault if only he didn't act like he was too pro, then the goal would have been saved by his own teammates

[aryansees]

But why didn't the number 18 guy even try to jump

[PrabhsimranSingh]

I want to see what happened afterwards between that guy and the goalkeeper. Did they kick the goalkeeper out or what??

[zoenelson]

If i was number 21 i would've been LIVID with the goalie