r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Sparrow_tora_999 • 7h ago

🇮🇷 Nader Mohammadi with yet ANOTHER flip assist today… Absolutely Mental.

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u/Killionaire104 6h ago

bruh they even put a 1 man wall to try block it 😭

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u/willcastforfood 6h ago

The 1 man wall so funny

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u/1-am-not-a-bot 7h ago

Shaolin soccer vibes

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u/BigZucchini2090 7h ago

That's flipping nuts. Felt surreal to make the ball reach the far end of the goal

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u/mz3prs 6h ago

No it’s fucken science and definitely NOT flipping nextlevel. There are plenty of people able to that in the football leagues all around the world.

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u/AstralMystogan 5h ago

Ehh I don't think the flip is the NFL part, it was getting the assist through it.

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u/mz3prs 3h ago

Again something you see all over especially in woman and girls leagues

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u/yashvone 39m ago

well i hadn't seen it yet and it's very cool

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u/Dewdrop06 1h ago

All NFL is fucking science you dipshit

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u/Machette_Machette 4h ago

Imagine if he also used a towel...

https://giphy.com/gifs/4tzA4ZUmSFWKs

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u/Responsible_Emu3601 6h ago

They gonna make this illegal soon

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u/Mediocre_Treat 6h ago

I thought it was made illegal years ago? Or was that just in the Premier League/English football?

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u/Responsible_Emu3601 6h ago

Nope legal everywhere and World Cup

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u/yk206 50m ago

Maybe on a tv show, but not in real life.

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u/illit3 5h ago

Probably. Isn't the point of the two hand overhead throw to prevent this kind of play?

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u/iTz_RuNLaX 4h ago

Well, his feet are firmly planted and he has two hands on the ball.

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u/nikonislolo 6h ago

Careful, arsenal might sign him.

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u/jcollywobble 5h ago

That’s absolutely insane, how hasn’t someone in the prem learned this yet

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u/Johnzim 5h ago

A few never needed the somersault to get the length: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAW8fHGm6xI

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u/Killionaire104 4h ago

2 mins long, god damn Delap

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u/Johnzim 4h ago

Such a meme (in a good way) team. Tony Pulis' Stoke has to be one of the first names on the list of generational Premier League squads.

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u/fanatic_tarantula 4h ago

Along with fat sams Bolton with Jay Jay okocha

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u/Spam250 4h ago

Delap was so dangerous with throwins that teams would on occasion knock it out for a corner because that wasn’t as dangerous.

When you’ve got that level of chaos, the front flip simply isn’t required

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u/TheBestintheWest11 5h ago

mental innit

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u/giddeyaboutdort 7h ago

Good soccer

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u/Alpha_xxx_Omega 5h ago

Does he train that in training just by himself?

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u/ElrisBlris 5h ago

Yea and the scorer ran away from him xd

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u/Chillnotmad 1h ago

What didn’t I see throw in like that at the World Cup?

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u/HighwaySentinel 6h ago

I remember players on my high school soccer team doing this. Not really nextfuckinglevel.

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u/ecselent 6h ago

On a pitch this big?

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u/adh0r 6h ago

Yea same though exactly

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u/[deleted] 5h ago

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u/sharklee88 5h ago

A heck of a lot more power. No way could someone throw that far, with a traditional throw in. 

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u/Mokiesbie 9m ago

Somewhere in England Arsene Wenger shuttered, and didn't why