American NY Jets Fan Reacts to The TOP 50 AFL Goals Of All Time!!

I CANNOT GET ENOUGH!!! Footy id the TRUTH!! What an amazing game!!
Cmon to da Basement and watch these incredible athletes smash each other around to perform the greatest goals!!! Buddy Franklin included!!
#BasementMentality
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• Top 50 AFL Goals of Al...

[@DaveWhoa]

for a goal (6pts) yes it has to be kicked. And it doesnt matter if the player is out of bounds, its the ball that has to be out of bounds for it to be called out of bounds. Another great reaction!!!

[@johnnybasement430]

Whats up brother!!! Once again, thanks for untangling my NFL Rules in FOOTY!! I swear I try not to do that BUT its all I can refer to if I dont know!! Thanks for educating me throughout all of your comments on multiple vids!! Much respect to you Dave!! #BasementMentality

[@kieran77mcrae]

I love watching how excited you are !!!! Get your ass over here and get to some games !!!! You will be addicted for life ......

[@johnnybasement430]

Oh my addiction for Footy is well under way brother!!! My wife and I are doing exactly that!!! We are planning a trip during this upcoming season!!! Ill be doing a vid on what game we will be attending!! Thanks Kieran!! #BasementMentality

[@BayleyBlake]

Number One by Malcolm Blight was due to the context. He kicked it after the siren to win the game and it was one of, if not, the longest torpedo kick in the history of the game to get it done! Now that is the clutchiest of clutch moments!

[@mikfalk8019]

was thas a grand final also?

[@off1k]

Australian Football is the only football code where maximum points can only be scored from kicking the ball, if it goes in between the 2 large posts by any other part of the body then only 1 point ( a behind) @7:46 That was measured 86metres (94yards) from goal ;) Average ground length about 155metres (170yards).

[@darrenpants2700]

And after the final siren

[@romanfedrich6967]

@@darrenpants2700 And it is still in orbit (NASA confirmation).

[@off1k]

@@romanfedrich6967 Are you both referring to Blight's goal? Blight's goal was about 65metres out from goal, the kick itself was about 80metres though.. My comment was about Jeff Fehring's goal (Number 37 on this list) The longest measured goal in AFL/VFL history.

[@johnnybasement430]

Whats up brother!! Trust and believe, I read ALL of your comments as they are very detailed and helpful! Thank you for clarifying the points and how far that kick went!! 94yds!!😀 I may not respond to all of your comments, but I do read n save them!! Much respect to you off1K!! #BasementMentality

[@romanfedrich6967]

@@off1k Blight's kick is the only one that can come near matching Billy Brownless" monster that flew over the top of the wheat silo in Deniliquin. Anyway, enough with my nonsense - my thought is a monster kick stays in your memory longer than a 50 possession game from a player who can't kick over a jam tin.

[@mikeythehat6693]

The #1 goal was number 1 because , well first it was a mammoth kick , had to be 70 metres , but also it was an after the (final) Siren goal to win the game .

[@gradystiles7515]

Johnny Johnny Johnny your going completely AFL insane and we love it don't hold back brother because that's what we all are .Goals are everything in this game the crowd goes wild with the spectacular snaps and long bombs just like a running back breaking into the secondary and scores from 50 yards its electric ..AFL player punting in NFL is Aaron Sippos (eagles )Non AFL but Australian born are Mitch Wishnowsky (49ers) Michael Dixon (seahawks) Former AFL players Darren Bennett Saverio Rocca and Ben Graham also punted in NFL ....The Basement is our USA Home Ground

[@johnnybasement430]

Whats up my brother!!! Its funny that I never even thought of the possibility that some Footy players may have transitioned to the NFL UNTIL I saw this vid!!! These incredible athletes do so much and THEY CAN ALL BOMB THOSE KICKS!! Hell Yeah Im all in on Footy!! As youve seen, I get slighlty emotional watching my Jets!🤣🤣 Cant help it and dont want to!! Im an obnoxious New Yorker(sorry we are born this way😀) BUT I love and appreciate all of yours amd your fellow Aussies support!! All of the passion for your sport and your country thats displayed throughout the comments is what peaked my interest in this great sport!! Ill be picking a team just before the season begins and as you know...ILL BE ALL IN!! Much respect to you for all the awesome comments and for supporting my channel!! Lastly, Ill be LIVE for my Jets vs Bills in a HUGE GAME this Sunday at 1pm Eastern US time!! See you then Grady!! #BasementMentality

[@gradystiles7515]

@@johnnybasement430 The game is very early over here so I will do my best but the week after Jets v my lions 🦁 woohoo

[@Lnch4ALion]

If it goes through for a behind, the goal umpire only throws up one pistol finger. They only do 2 for a goal

[@clintonsmith9178]

Excellent again my friend! I reckon your a Fremantle Dockers man. They're the only team with green in their guernsey (jersey), and they haven't had a lot of success in their 27 seasons in the AFL. But they're an upcoming young team with some real talent. A bit like the Jets!

[@johnnybasement430]

Whats up my brother!!! Dont try and entice me with a mirror image of my Jets!! Not sure my heart can handle it!!🤣🤣 Ill be picking a team just before the Footy season begins and will announce that in a video. Once that happens, Ill be ALL IN with whoever that team is and be LIVESTREAMING those games as well!! Thanks as always for your support Clinton!! #BasementMentality

[@crimmo54]

Don’t forget the best of Eddie Betts

[@auzknightps4482]

So the question. Has to be kicked into goal if it's touched before it goes in or taken over the line by hand it is a point so the one you paused on for a bit was actually a defender trying to save 5 points and just failing. But also. If it's a goal goes back to the middle for a centre bounce. If it's a point the ball is turned over to the defenders and they start from the square in front of the goal.

[@mattp5843]

Hey mate, I agree with Peter, the Carlton blues 16 flags, had a terrible last 20 years, but still had lots of heart. If last year was our turning point this year will be exciting. Got a great young squad with some absolute superstars, and last year's beownlow medallist. Check him out Patrick Cripps, also last year's leading goal scorer Charlie Curnow, and year before that and I think third this season Harry McKay.

[@johnnybasement430]

I hear ya on that brother!! Your description of Carlton is the EXACT same as my NY Jets!! I respect the loyalty you have for your team during such gut wrenching seasons!! I can vouch that its no fun my man!! Like your Blues, The Jets have most certainly turned things around with incredible young talent!! I most definitly will look into Patrick Cripps, Charlie Curnow n Mckay!! Much respect to you for taking the time to leave a great detailed comment Matt!! #BasementMentality

[@adamparker9765]

Had a bad last 20 years because they cheated with their salary cap and got caught .

[@gamortie]

From a learning perspective, what you’re doing when you call out something you’ve learned is called reinforcement, and a great way to cement your learning. 4:21 the off the ball block you noticed is called “shepherding”, because the player blocking off the ball is acting as a shepherd to the ball holder

[@nettaemily5957]

Hay mate so impressed how much u are learning our awesome sport! Go west coast eagles!

[@Lnch4ALion]

Don't rush into picking a team. Watch enough footy and a team will pick you . Go eagles 🦅

[@darrenpants2700]

Agreed, go Pies

[@Simmo87]

Agreed. But also, you could do a lottttt worse than the West Coast Eagles 🦅. Generally very successful on field, lots of behind-the-scenes stuff to be proud of, some flashy superstars, their venue is probably the best live and on TV too. Would not recommend the Pies (Collingwood Magpies). Last season it would have been fun though! Loads of exciting close games, but that can't last in the same way really. They're a proud club who've had quite a bit of success but they're the club almost everyone else loathes. Seen as arrogant and overly self-important, traditionally their fans are the Australian version of rednecks, they've had an ongoing racism scandal for the last decade or so, and their cheer squad talisman just got convicted for kiddy fiddling. Loads of great teams to support though, you'll find your way.

[@annabanana7071]

Absolutely 💯 Go Eagles 🦅

[@nicmcee5707]

Agree. Your team will catch your attention.

[@DaveWhoa]

Mason Cox is the only American, yet it seems Johnny's still got all his teeth, so it's a tricky one if he should go for Collingwood

[@petertrezise4545]

Great reaction, Johnny. Once you pick a team then that’s it. No going back 😂 As for picking a team, 9 times out of 10 I’d pick Carlton ( The Blues). On the tenth time I’d think about it, then pick Carlton.

[@auzknightps4482]

Go the blues

[@johnnybasement430]

LMFAO!!🤣🤣🤣 I promise that once I pick a team...IM ALL IN!!! Im loyal to my teams and never sway!! Shit, Im a NY Jets fan for over 4 decades so if I havent dumped them, Ill never dump any team!! Ill do a vid just before the opening to the AFL Season claiming my team and Ill be held to whoever that team is FOREVER bro!! Thanks for the comments Peter!! #BasementMentality #BasementMentality

[@johnnybasement430]

@@auzknightps4482 Hey brother!! I saw your other comments and agree that the Jets had their chances and blew it!!! Berrios dropping the game winning TD didnt help. Ill do a vid right before the opening of the AFL Season and claim my team! Thanks for supporting my channel Auzknight!! #BasementMentality

[@Lnch4ALion]

The ball needs to go over the boundary line gor it to be out. You can have your body outside the line, and hold the ball inside, and it is play on

[@Mirrorgirl492]

Look at the colour of their SHORTS and socks, they are different and easier to pick out if you are unfamiliar with the jumpers (shirts). Umpires LOVE the game as much as the rest of us, if they see a great goal, they can smile as much as they like 😁 'Breakin' Ankles' is called either 'selling candy' or 'baulking'.

[@nicmcee5707]

Goal umpire also waves flags. 2 for a goal, 1 for a behind. A new footy term for you, the shepherd.

[@wyattnolte]

I think more than just players going to the NFL it's the technique Aussie rules has contributed. Much like how soccer changed the way field goals are kicked, what the NFL calls an end over end punt came from Aussie rules. We call it a drop punt.

[@johnnybasement430]

Thanks for taking the time to break that down Wyatt! #BasementMentality

[@danadnauseam]

A handball through the goal is a behind. Players can go out of bounds, but if the ball stays within the line, it's still live. The score signals are two hands and two flags for a goal, one hand and one flag for a behind. The ball can be kicked without possessing it. Taking a mark gives the player an option of a free kick.

[@auzknightps4482]

My mum was friends with Dustin Martin's mum through school they are still friends and I know his family

[@athlonen]

You asked the question on if there have been any AFL players who became punters in the NFL. I know of 3 professional, and one in college. Darren Bennett played as a punter in the NFL. Saverio Rocca did as well for the Eagles, and Ben Graham did for the Saints. If I remember right, I think Graham won a superbowl the year he was traded to the saints. Don’t quote me on that; because of the AFL, I don’t follow the NFL anymore (I haven’t since 1994)! The son of Dustin Fletcher opted out of the AFL to play gridiron yo here in college. I don’t know which university, though.

[@johnnybasement430]

Awesome brother!!! I figured with the accuracy that these incredible AFL athletes have, I just assume that there has to have been some that transitioned to the NFL! Im just discovering Footy and am LOVIN IT!! Much respect to you for taking the time to comment athlonen!! #BasementMentality

[@Unotuchable]

In terms of AFL players who transitioned to being NFL punters, there's really only a handful of true standouts. * Darren Bennett played 78 games for Melbourne & West Coast before an injury forced him to retire but he was a pretty handy forward. He then played 159 NFL games and was in the team of the decade in the 90s. 2 All Pros, 2 Pro Balls and is in the Chargers HOF. * Ben Graham played over 200 games for Geelong and captained them for a few years. In the US he played 99 games with the Jets, Saints, Cardinals and Lions over 8 years. Bit of a journeyman but he was the first Australian to play in the Superbowl. * Sav Rocca played 257 games and kicked 748 goals for the Magpies and Kangaroos. So he was a very good full forward and had a younger brother who was almost as good. He played 112 games over 7 years for the Eagles & Redskins. There's a young Aussie bloke tearing it up as a punter for the Bearcats named Mason Fletcher whose dad Dustin is a club legend for Essendon. He suffered a back injury aged 17 so he chose not to chase an AFL career but he's got as big a kick on him as his old dad, two months ago he actually punted the ball from his 5 yard line and it went out for a touchback at the other end.

[@athlonen]

One thing you have to remember here is that unlike the NFL, AFL players kick for distance and accuracy. So while a lot of those kicks looked like they were luck, they are actually taught different ways to kick the ball. The balls that curve in the air are called banana kicks (the curve in the air is in the shape of a banana), or check side. There’s the drop punt (which is what mainly happens in the NFL), the dribble kick, and the torpedo. #1 from Malcolm Blight and the one from Daniel Bradshaw are torpedo kicks. Notice how they hold the ball as they start their run up to kick, as it tells a lot. Something you’ll also hear that is comparable to the NFL: Jukes = Selling candy, or foot candy. Stiff arm = Don’t Argue You’ll get to those with Dustin Martin or Andrew Krakoeur: the Candy Man. I’ll also throw in that you need to react to Eddie Betts. You want some goals that you can’t believe, watch him.

[@waynebaxter9354]

Hi Johnny. You should follow the Gold Coast Suns The Gold Coast is Australia,s holiday capital like Florida in USA. The Suns have been in the competirion for 11 hard years. But now we are winning games with good recruiting & depth. Our seconds team who play in the lower competition have won all games this year except one.This is very important as good players there can move up to the senior team. Our coach of 5 years is now seeing great improvment & we hope to make the finals this year. The next few years are going to be terrific as the team gains more experience. GO the Mighty SUNS.

[@brosert]

There's a few players that have become punters - although probably less than you might expect. There's a story of Darren Bennett (sorry if this exposes my lack of understanding of NFL) who went over to the US to be a punter. During one of his first games an opponent carrying the ball came toward him, and instinct kicked in, knocking him out cold - and he couldn't understand why his team mates thought that was so unusual. EDIT NB: The moment you pick a team you'll find a lot of people become less friendly because in their opinion you picked the wrong team (I'm enjoying your videos even if you don't pick the Dees :) )

[@bowriverblues8445]

Number one is number one because of the context…the scores were drawn last quarter after the siren 70 metres out from goal to win the game…

[@damiencook3423]

At 8.50 the player being tackled Steve Johnson was judged to have kicked and the ball completely cleared the line before the yellow and black player touched it. A touch BEFORE the line would have made it 1 point rather than 6.

[@philipandrew1626]

[8:30] You said "He tapped it in (for a goal)". No the defender tried to touch the kicked ball to prevent a goal. If he had managed to touch the ball and it had crossed the line he would only have conceded a minor score, 'a Behind' worth one point. The defender failed to touch the ball so it was a major score, 'a goal' worth 6 points.

[@johnnybasement430]

Whats up my brother!!! Thanks for breaking that down! As you know, Im in the midst of learning this amazing game of Footy!! Your comments here and in other vids have been extremely helpful!! Give this obnoxious New Yorker some credit(we are born this way😎)! Ive come a lonnnnng way from calling this Rugby😉😀! I believe you said my total was 10xs in the 1st ever vid i did on the AFL...That being said, the passion that you and your fellow countrymen have displayed throughout the comments inspired me to want to know what this game is all about!! IM LOVIN IT!! Much respect to you for hanging in there with me on this journey and supporting my channel Phillip!! #BasementMentality

[@philipandrew1626]

@@johnnybasement430 no problem. By the way, to answer your question about how the goal umpire signals a behind. He stick out one hand instead of two. If it was a behind to the right hand side, he sticks out his right hand. If it was a behind to the left hand side, he sticks out his left hand.

[@chriskelly9476]

Some of these are good not because the goal was particularly spectacular, but because they were 'clutch' goals, which are game-winning goals kicked with little to no time left on the clock. And yes, the ball has to be kicked through. It must have made contact with the attacking player's foot or shin (must be below the knee) to be considered a goal. If a defending player is able to touch the ball after it is kicked though, it is not a goal, even if it goes through the big sticks. Also, it doesn't matter if the player is out of bounds as long as the ball isn't. Just something I personally found interesting - faking out an opponent being referred to as 'breaking ankles' in NFL. In the AFL it is referred to as 'selling candy.' No idea why lol.

[@scottymorrice5416]

You can punch (handball) it through mate but you'll only get 1 point for it! And you can step out of bounds as long as the ball remains in bounds! And the goal umpire will only use 1 hand if it's a behind! And maybe the reason noone was at the game may have been due to Covid?

[@FlexJordan]

The origins of Australian rules football date back to the late 1850s in Melbourne, the capital city of Victoria.

[@johnnybasement430]

Thats whats up brother!!! I appreciate the info as Im going to look into the history of the game! As you can tell Im a little passionate about my teams! Just a little emotion on display here n there😀🤣 That being said Im vested in them and their history so when I get into a new sport...I GO ALL IN!!! Much respect to you for all your help with Footy and for supporting my channel Flex!! #BasementMentality

[@FlexJordan]

@@johnnybasement430 anytime mate enjoying watching you discover a sport that i love and have alot of passion for.

[@bradenadsett9040]

Hey man I freaking love you and your channel, your reactions are great! I love it! Go Brisbane!😁😁

[@pruebowtell3631]

I love your reactions, Go Richmond Tigers 2023

[@gamortie]

You should look for your local USAFL competition - I’m sure they’d appreciate the interest

[@jamezrobertz8638]

Welcome to the Collingwood army Johnny.

[@TheManavj999]

Hey Johnny. See you Sunday buddy

[@kellyrobson5933]

If u gotta pick a team listen to each club song to help you decide( they play each clubs song when the team runs out at the start of the game , then who ever wins the h game they also play the club song

[@louislynge]

During COVID they still played the games but didn't have any people in the stadiums.. It took so much away from the sport without spectators.

[@el-violador]

My advice on picking a team is don't be loyal to one and just enjoy the game for the spectacle. Failing that as an Adelaide Crows fan.... Just don't pick Port Adelaide

[@danmac579]

The ball has to come off the boot, or the ankle at a minimum and the ball has to completely cross the boundary line without being touched. 2 hands, 2 flags for a goal, 1 hand, 1 flag for a behind. 😊

[@lindsayspears5760]

And do not forget, when you choose your team, learn the team song and sing it as you go to sleep at night

[@berranari1]

Hi Johnny. I want you to check out the 1989 Grand Final. Watch the game first, (if you haven't already seen the documentary), then watch the documentary. You could do a reaction to a highlights video. I feel you about the clashing jerseys, here's a tip - look at which team is wearing the white shorts and the socks are different. Collingwood Magpies (my team) is black and white vertical stripes, Geelong Cats are the horizontal and their colours are dark blue and white. Carlton Blues are also "Navy" blue and white. North Melbourne are blue and white vertical stripes. Collingwood vs Nth Melbourne is confusing (esp in B + W), just look at the shorts. Nowadays the AFL make the teams less clashy, usually one team will wear the white shorts (the away team) and also a mostly white top. When Fremantle changed to their now purple and white it clashed with Carlton. Now when they play the away team wears a white outfit. You will notice in the older games that the umpires used to be in all white. Changing this made it possible for one team to be mostly in white, nice and easy to see. Nuff on uniforms, for now. I saw your Jets vs Minnesota, bad luck there mate. Did you see my Ravens? We pulled out a win over Denver with a different QB. I didn't see what happened to Lamar Jackson #8. I hope he is ok. St. Kilda Saints forward Max King has injured his shoulder in training. He will need a reconstruction. That does not sound good. That team has the worst luck with injuries. Off season they are the worst for some reason. 1989 GF. This game had so many greats of that era, the 1980s. Collingwood and Essendon were great teams and had great players, but Geelong and Hawthorn had some huge stars. Geelong: Gary Ablett Snr, Gary Hocking, Billy Brownless, Barry Stoneham Hawthorn: Dermott Brereton, Jason Dunstall, Robert DiPierdomenico "The Dipper" and Johnny "The Rat" Platten. link to game - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4C8Z6OdrseBgZI It is called the VFL Grand Final, the league name was changed to the AFL after this match. The first game of the 1990 season was now the AFL. We will explore 1990 later. 😀 If you punch it through the goal, they will call it a behind (1 point). The signal for 1 point is like a goal but with only one hand. Sometimes a goal umpire will signal that the ball was touched by tapping his hand with his (or her) other hand, then signal the behind. If the ball hits the large goal post the ump will touch the post a few times, then signal one point. See you soon Johnny Basement. 🤠Watch the '89 GF and tell us what you think. About marking, I'm guessing that the others have explained that it is different to a catch in Am Football. This is partly due to safety. Aussie rules allows a player to let go of the ball so they can use their arms to land or fall on. Also, a defender cannot knock the ball out after the catch like in Am Football. But all of this is subject to the umpire, that's why you hear calls of "he's paid it". This is probably why some players try and hold on to the ball for as long as they can, so that the umpire cannot think that they dropped the catch. Every now and then an umpire pays a mark that was actually dropped and doesn't pay one that they should have. They are human beings and there is no time to have a review. These incidents keep footy fans busy with complaints about the officiating. The old "we was robbed". Fans used to have a nickname for the umpires back when they wore the white uniforms. Baby fly, but not as nice as that. If you are KO'd (by a punch or by hitting the ground) after catching the ball and then drop the ball because you were unconscious the umpire will pay you the mark. Very different to NFL. In NFL if you get KO'd it is ruled an incomplete pass or a fumble, depending on how long you had the ball for. I love both games as do you now.

[@johnnybasement430]

Holy shit brother!!!! What a comment!!😀😎1st off, This is the PASSION AND LOYALTY to your sport that attracted me from DAY 1!! Your lengthy, well detailed comment(amongst all your others. I read them all!🙂) is among many of your fellow countrymen doing the same! Thanks for giving me other angles to look for in the uniforms, such as the shorts being white means away team! Just learned another important piece of the game with that info!! Hadnt even thought of Home/Away jerseys at this point so thanks for clearing that up! Yeah, Even though my Jets had fallen behind early 20-3, they came roaring back only to fall a yard short of winning(Berrios dropping that potential game winning TD pass didnt help matters either🤮) But hey, Im usually looking at draft positioning at this time of year BUT this Jets team is still in the thick of the playoff race!! FINALLY!! When it comes to your Ravens I believe Lamar has a knee injury that cld sideline him for 1-3 weeks! Not good timing considering they are in the thick of the playoff race as well!! The AFC is gonna come down to the wire with so many teams fighting for position!! Thanks for pointing out the differences between a catch in the AFL compared to NFL after being KO'd!! You nailed it for sure!! Much respect to you for this amazing comment AND for all your others. Dont know how you do it bro!! My fingers are F$%$$&& killin me now Berranari!!😅😅🤣🤣 #BasementMentality

[@jackjohnson691]

Players often throw the ball in a last ditch attempt, with hopes the umpire didnt see 🤣

[@MagpiePete]

Love the Penguin's, Yankees and Steelers. Always had a soft spot for the Jets, they've just been a bit unlucky the past 60 years. If you want an AFL team that opposition teams hate, yet loved passionately by their own, it's Collingwood. Get on, for the ride of your life. You wont regret it.

[@Lnch4ALion]

If the ball comes off anyone's ✋, and then goes through the goal , it is a behind (1pt). It can only be a goal off the foot 🦶

[@mikeythehat6693]

The players feet can step out of bounds , that's fine , as long as the ball stays in . There are four Boundary Umpires that adjudicate this . The Goal Umpires give you the two Finger Guns if it's 6 points , when it's a Behind they only give you 1. At (2:43) you ask about a player tapping it through with his hand , well that's a player from the other team (from the one who kicked it) . A goal must be from a kick and untouched by ANY other player , if it get's touched (but still goes through the big sticks) it will only count as a Behind . So , players from the other team will ALWAYS try (if within reason) to touch any ball that is going through the goals . The player in this example probably succeeded in touching it but it was already over the line (That's why we have Goal Umpires) . At (9:48) we see another player trying to argue with the Goal Umpire , that he touched it before it went through (but the Goal Umpire just ignores him). Lot's of ex-AFL players try out for the NFL as punters , many have succeeded . (you could look it up as easy as me) You CANNOT tackle anybody who does not possess the ball in this game Johnny , there's actually a rule against that , you can bump them out of the way or Shephard your player in possession but you cannot put hands on a player without the ball (Holding the Man rule ) You can manhandle a player without the ball if it is in direct competition for the (incoming) ball as long as your eyes are on the (incoming) ball and not the player .

[@carmelmcshanag8144]

Mr enthusiasm! Love the passion. Just have to say though, that they're all 6 pointers Johnny ... it's a goals compilation. 🤣 Yes, it must be kicked to be a goal ... as long as it makes contact anywhere below the knee it is considered a kick. You'll notice one team wears white shorts which means it is their home game. The other team will wear a colour. It used to be black, and was a bit tricky when we only had black and white TV. The Geelong Cats have hoops - dark blue and white; Collingwood Magpies have black and white vertical stripes.

[@sammy_dog]

white shorts are the away team

[@carmelmcshanag8144]

@@sammy_dog Oops! My Bad! 👌

[@sammy_dog]

@@carmelmcshanag8144👍

[@romanfedrich6967]

@@carmelmcshanag8144 Obviously an old Tallangatta League player.

[@crimmo54]

Jets game is 5am in Melbourne

[@MagpiePete]

Ex NFL Steeler punter (Berry) and current Eagles tackle (Malaita) are 2 others.

[@Watsupyoutube]

Righto, I'm half way thru. If an opposition player touches the ball before it goes through the goals,it's one point and the goal umpire will signal with one arm ,not two. When your confused by jumpers one team will be the home team and gets to wear their coloured shorts and the other team will have white shorts. If the jumpers clash in colour then one side will have a clash colour that looks nothing like the other teams. A player can run out of bounds but the ball must be inside. When it's a tiggy touchwood decision the benefit of the doubt usually goes with the player and it's play on. Also look at goals 2010-2019. Wait till you watch Dusty, he's the Tom Brady of AFL .

[@berranari1]

Darren Bennett was the first Aussie to play in the NFL. Ben Graham played in a Super Bowl for the Arizona Cardinals. He also played for the NY Jets (Johnny's team). I remember this because it reminded me of the Elton John song "Benny and the Jets". Sav Rocca played for the Philadelphia Eagles and (maybe) some other NFL teams as well as Collingwood and North Melbourne. They were all punters. I always thought that Rugby League players might be able to transfer their skills to American Football. Jaryd Hayne played for the SF 49ers but it didn't work out. He left them to play in the 2016 Olympics in the Rugby sevens for Fiji. Apparently his dad is part Fijian, whatever. Problem was he didn't make it onto that Fiji team. Guess who won the Rugby 7's gold medal? The women's was won by Australia. Fiji won the men's gold medal. Hayne came back to the NRL. But then he got in trouble with the law. I am not sure if they let him out of prison. Anyway he was trying out for the Running Back position at San Francisco, but they already had some good rookies at RB, so they got him to do kick returns. They guy had tremendous talent, but he was too old when he went to the States. The NFL should take a look at some of those guys when they are still young. The guy was the best Rugby League player in the world at one time, but playing in the NFL was his dream. But he dropped the ball when he played special teams as the returner. His first catch. Luckily he got more shots but that first one left SF with a bad impression. Pity as one of the positions he played in RL, fullback has to catch many kicked balls and return it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX_NnaaJltWpaNE

[@Jason-yc8pd]

Mitch Wishnosky 49ers, Micheal Dickson Seahawks, Arryn Sippos Eagles, Aussie Punters in NFL currently

[@off1k]

@berranari1 Darren Bennett was the 3rd Australian to play in the NFL. Colin Ridgway was the first 30 years earlier in 1965. Ridgway played some Footy for Carlton U19s, he was more famous for High Jump and competed in the '56 Melbourne Olympics, he came 7th clearing 203cm. His biggest claim to fame is being the first Commonwealth athlete to clear 7foot (213cm) He ended up playing for the Dallas Cowboys for handful of games and the running drop punts didn't work well so they let him go.

[@berranari1]

@@off1k 1965 😀 cool info Thanks off1k.

[@someonerandom8552]

It has to be kicked through for a goal to count. The reason that player was trying to tap it through is because he’s on the other team. If he manages to do that, then it’s only a behind and they rob their opponent of a goal.

[@lindsayspears5760]

Funniest thing to do is when the Goal umpire does the two hands gesture to show a goal, the crowd asks , How big is your dick ref? and when he makes the gesture, we yell Bullshit! lol

[@damiencook3423]

A handball is holding the ball with one hand while punching through it with the opposite hand.

[@jack.l7757]

Goal number 7 is my favourite goal of all time and my second all time favourite afl memory right behind leo barrys mark in the 2005 grandfinal.

[@FenrirR6S]

Let the team pick you. It will scream out to you.

[@RickyisSwan]

He didn’t tap it in with his hands Johnny. It was a goal and he only touched it with his hands once it was over the line. It doesn’t matter if he touches it after it goes over the line it’s a goal and it was kicked.

[@gbrowser5867]

Two AFL players that had success punting in the US were Ben Graham, who was captain of Geelong and Darren Bennett who played for Melbourne.

[@darrenpants2700]

And Sav Rocca. Didn’t he play for the Jets?? - Also 5 recent Ray Guy Award for the best punter in the college system, and another 53 on the college roster.. As well as Gotsis ( Broncos), Siposs (Lions), Wishnowski (49ers), Berry (Steelers), Dickson (SeaHawks) Cam Johnston (Eagles), Lac Edwards (Jets) and big man Jordan Mailata (Eagles

[@davehocking4091]

Currently Arryn Siposs playing too who played for St Kilda (and now the Philly Eagles)

[@berranari1]

@@darrenpants2700 Ben Graham played in a Super Bowl for the Arizona Cardinals. He also played for the NY Jets (Johnny's team). I remember this because it reminded me of the Elton John song "Benny and the Jets". Sav Rocca played for the Philadelphia Eagles and (maybe) some other NFL teams as well as Collingwood and North Melbourne. What about Anthony Rocca, he was a great kicker. Did he ever play in America?

[@bernicequanchi8134]

Most of these players have learnt their craft from the age of 6 or 7yrs of age. Usually train twice aweek and keep learning until they r super fit, agile, goal kicking speed average 12ks per game they even learn the specky(catch) when they r little kids, if your really good u get pick up by top teams, u usually have to be a freak to make it big time😂😂

[@damiencook3423]

A goal is only from a kick, thus ball propelled by foot

[@garth2445]

the angles on these goals are what make them special for me atleast, the angles that ball is going through is nearly mathematically impossible.

[@louislynge]

P.s. As Aussies we say "punt" a lot! Except we spell it with a C hahaha

[@Watsupyoutube]

It is a punt. We call it a torpedo punt, or a barrell

[@MAKelly2121]

The title of the clip is 50 greatest goals of all time, several of these involve luck, for example kicks in mid air that just happen to go through. In my opinion a better video is called 'goals of the decade', better goals, more skill involved. Check it out 👍

[@gamortie]

9:01 if it goes across the goal line from hands, it’s 1 point

[@Packager]

Mate, I dig your reaction to all of this, but I reckon you should be checking out this game from the '70s and '80s. It was more brutal back then and it has been cleaned up ever since.

[@johnnybasement430]

Will do!! Sounds like whats happened to my sports over here!! Hockey and NFL has too many safety precautions now...I understand head shots can ruin someone for life BUT even legal hits are penalized for being "too rough"...Miss the old days man!! Ill be sure to check those out!! Much respect to you for taking the time to comment Packager!! #BasementMentality

[@Packager]

@@johnnybasement430 No wucken farries, mate (no fucken worries).

[@Paul-pl6dl]

The goal at number 1 was kicked about 90 Yards (80 Metres) that's why it was voted number 1 plus it's an old video and the guy's who voted were old school commentators plus when you go picking a team think about the Sainters Red White and Black all the way great watching you learning about our game have a look for What Is AFL it will show you some basic rules and NO you cannot punch it through for a goal and a player can go over the line with the ball but when the whole of the ball is out then it will be a throw in cheers

[@gamortie]

5:40 he is, but the ball isn’t, and that’s what’s important

[@leica_sl2]

@7.26 2 fingers for a goal 1(ONE) FOR A POINT.

[@shmick6079]

Goal umpires: Two finger signal = goal Single finger signal = behind

[@johnnybasement430]

Once again brother, you make it easy!!! Thanks for your multiple comments and support of my channel Shmick! #BasementMentality

[@shmick6079]

@@johnnybasement430 any time dude. Keep repping those classic metal shirts!

[@aplund]

Ball must be kicked for a goal, otherwise it's a behind. A kick is any contact with the ball below the knee.

[@ev6808]

I think you should support the Fremantle Dockers as they've never won a championship before..you'll be onboard for the first

[@davehocking4091]

The only way to score a goal is to kick it through. A punch through the middle ones would only be worth 1 point.

[@biznatch112]

Ben Graham Saverio Rocca Arryn Syppos These three off the top of my head have gone from afl to nfl

[@garth2445]

as long as the ball is in play, the body can leave the boundary line

[@stephenhoward8433]

As an American u love red white and blue so the bulldogs would suit 👍

[@markj2091]

Pat mcafee does a good interview with mason cox and like you he fell for the game welcome brother

[@moshly64]

The ball has to be out of bounds, if the ball goes out its a throw in, if its deliberate, or kicked on the full out of bounds then its a free kick to the opposition from that point.

[@sebastianliggieri8411]

As I mentioned in your last video. There's videos I have linked that you could watch picking a team. Cheers

[@goannaj3243]

If the teams tops look similar, the shorts always very different.

[@dutchroll]

Collingwood is traditionally a very working-class suburb of Melbourne. What do you say to a Collingwood supporter with a job? "I'll have fries with that thanks." The list of Collingwood jokes is long! Truth is their supporters are loyal and fanatical, and despite the jokes they are mostly very decent people in my experience. But you either love the team or hate them - there is no room for anything else!

[@sammy_dog]

unless your that rock spider Joffa

[@lindsayspears5760]

ABC - Anyone But Collingwood .....just saying

[@damiencook3423]

both hands is a goal=6 points, one hand is a point (miss) or 1 point to score

[@damiencook3423]

Yes .... don't mention how fk'd up it is that a score is awarded for missing........

[@benjaminrowley]

If ur gonna pick a team watch replays also look back in the teams history if u want more convincing

[@chrisistrangerthanu]

Please react to Cyril Rioli! He's retired now, but such an interesting and valuable player, and part of the three-peat team. He was known for being a completely unselfish player, fabulous intercepter, tackler and also won a Goal of the Year in 2009 and the Norm Smith Medal in 2015. His statistics aren't great, but he did so much that the statistics don't measure. A seriously valuable player according to players who played with and against him. He and Buddy Franklin were a fabulous pair of team mates as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ7Jq52JmLuVnpI and there is a part 2 as well. 😁

[@johnnybasement430]

INTANGIBLES!!! Those are my favorite kind of players!! They dont have glorious stats BUT put their body on the line for their team!! Those kinda guys give 110% every game!!! See NY Rangers Ryan Lindgren!! Ill be checking out Cyril for sure! Thanks brother! #BasementMentality

[@michaelstanton4059]

@@johnnybasement430 Definitely back reacting to Cyril. He'll do things that you won't see any other player do. He makes things happen that simply shouldn't be possible. He has the ability to change games with just a few actions. You'll be jumping up and down reacting to his highlights! He's such a humble player that is loved by all footy fans no matter who they support.

[@rafaelandres23]

14:37 most of these up to this point didn’t come after a mark and then you ask that…

[@bowiesinspace7152]

If you want to stick with the Jets theme, maybe you should pick the Essendon Bombers as your team? Just like the jets they always suck and haven't won a finals (playoff) match since 2004.

[@adamparker9765]

It gets a bit confusing when Geelong , the blue and white hoops plays Collingwood , the vertical black and white stripes , or North Melbourne blue and white vertical stripes , but they make clash jumpers especially so you can pick the differance . They also wear shorts that are dark or white to help. Of course Collingwood refuse to change their jumpers for anyone , wankers. If you want to go for a successful team Geelong are almost always up the top of the ladder and won this years grand final . The Geelong Cats are the oldest team to win it but they have recruited a bunch of very good young players this year so they might be a good team for years to come. Geelong are the second oldest team in the competition and have a smaller country city feel about them.

[@romanfedrich6967]

When Bomber Thompson became coach of Geelong they played the most exciting brand of football I'd seen for ages. I bought a Cats" membership. I am a Collingwood supporter.

[@johnnybasement430]

Ill def consider the Cats as I do like the idea of building a team through younger players rather than older veterans as some of the older guys just want the check. My NY Jets have a great young squad thats built for the future(Im a 4 decades Jets fan) Once I pick a team, Im loyal no matter what!! Ill be doing a video on the team I pick just before the season starts!! Thanks for taking the time to comment Adam!! #BasementMentality Most dont have the fire anymore.

[@AussieSports44]

always kick

[@crimmo54]

Wishnowsky is Australian

[@TeresaMolinari-xg5wx]

6 points if it's a goal but if another player touched it it's a 1 point.

[@stephenhoward8433]

And majority of American college teams r using Australian punters ATM I think 🤔

[@stevepitt1414]

If you're a Jets fan maybe you should pick the Bombers as your team. They've won the equal most championships is AFL/VFL history

[@Simmo87]

Jets, Bombers, oh I get it. Nice. I reckon if you want the full Jets experience though, the teams you want are either the St. Kilda Saints or Fremantle Dockers.

[@romanfedrich6967]

"You're"!!! Think you are too good for the lazy man's "your"?

[@Watsupyoutube]

To be honest , that is an old video. There are heaps better goals to look at than most of those.

[@timmcgrath676]

Buddy 1000 th goal

[@stevepark1123]

If you have the time. Check out USAFL. U.S. vs Canada - playing Aussie rules. Go the Bombers !! Essendon.

[@macman1469]

Take your time picking a team . Study the history, check out team colours . Then pick WEST COAST EAGLES. Edit - the ball not the player has to stay inside the boundaries. As you say " ankle breakers " we would say " sell him the dummy " or even " sold him the dummy ".

[@gamortie]

I’d recommend watching a whole season as a neutral observer before picking a team

[@RickyisSwan]

It’s the ball that has to be out of bounds not the player.

[@Simmo87]

Yes, you are a high emotions guy. I suspect ADHD too 😛. No judgement, just an observation. Whatever's going on though, it's entertaining :)