Thamsanqa Sangweni Gives Peter Crouch Run For His Money In ‘Thunderous Volley’ Stakes (Video)
By Chris Wright
It’s more than likely that very few of you were watching AmaZulu vs Witbank Spurs in last 16 of the South African Nedbank Cup in Durban on Saturday evening so, for those who missed it, here’s Thamsanqa Sangweni’s cataclysmic 30-yard volley to score the only goal of the game for the former against the latter WITH HIS WEAKER FOOT!…
Just a polite round of applause from the bench.
Video: 101GG
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What an absolute belter!
I myself once scored a thundercracker with my weak foot about 3 years ago, my friends are still getting tired of me talking about it :D
great goal. you can still hear vuvuzelas in the background. i’d have thought the south african fans had gotten tired of them by now
“cataclysmic volley”
if only the wider world of football punditry had your use of adjective mate.
Once they tweak the face transplant op to full capacity, you up for kidnapping danny mills and wearing his face so I don’t have to endure his work? In the words of “the thick of it” he made a box within the box, and he’s doing his thinking inside that.
@Prof Erno: I will gladly wear Danny Mills’ face. It would bring me great joy.
@Kurt: the amount of vuvuzela blowing has actually gone down over here. Its only at a few stadiums where the fans blow the vuvuzelas a lot
Gah, why must people add music to their videos?
It’s annoying.
Anyway, great volley but I think Crouch’s was more impressive.
This one is much more difficult to execute.
Puskas Award please.