Who had the best shot in football?

Bend it like Beckham was not an American movie. It was filmed in England with British actors.

2:49 Knuckleballs are intentional, they require a very specific and precise shooting technique that you wouldn't use normally, so it's almost impossible to shoot a knuckleball on accident. Normal passes and shots always have at least a little bit of spin on them, it takes a lot of practice to be able to regularly hit the ball in the right spot and with the right foot position to give it no spin at all, but once you learn it knuckleballs are very satisfying to shoot.

Beckham is a weird case, he's way overrated by non-football fans, but he's at the same time also underrated by football fans, football fans barely ever talk about him these days because many who didn't get to watch him think he was just an overly marketed player, but Beckham was one of the best players in the world during his prime, idk if I've ever seen a player who was better at crossing than him and his passing was top tier as well.

David Beckham was probably the greatest in his area from passing to freekick, he was ELITE and bending the ball like nobodyelse, he almost didn't have to run to be able to made the ball go around all the defense to land on your foot while running without having to watch the ball. You can't be overated when you in your career you was able to be starter at Man Utd / Real Madrid / England national team

Ballet , Dancing , any kick focused martial arts , floor gymnastics ...to name a few activities that help with football skills indirectly.

Slatan Ibrahimovic has a black belt on taekwondo. He,s volleys are deadly.

6:31 Ronaldo is known for almost everything, he was the complete striker🐐

The beckham disrepect is real, he was one of the best midfielders(rw) of his generation and the first to really transend the sport into international fame. He married posh spice from the spice girls which made him even more famous however casuals dismissed his talent because they saw him more as a celebrity.  

As a player he was a ridiculously hard working team player that happened to have the football equivalent of a cheatmode for a right foot.  They coined the phrase long before the film for a reason.

Much of the footage of his prime is pretty low quality because his best years were from 1999-2002 period,  if he was playing in the youtube era he would be way more celebrated.

He played for, manchester utd, Real Madrid, La Galaxy, Ac Milian and PSG and England. He won 19 trophies in a 20 year career and is the only English player to win titles in four countries.  

He is now owner of Inter miami FC.

This video shows how he played.

https://youtu.be/JNhzm0U6dGQ?is=gVh1ur135IYE61PW

You should do a video reacting to the latest transfers so you can keep up with players moving around

0:35 still here with you man 🔒

I Will absolutely!! And I repeat !! Tolerate any  Beckham slander any day of the year !

You don't need any tutorial to start, just take the ball and walk with it, trying to keep walking pace without kicking too hard, that's it, best and easiest start.
Inside foot curveball isa also the easiest thing in the world, you will be surprised how much ball curves even with small spin.

12:57 Any sport that helps with body control, coordination, balance, agility, core strength etc. is good for football players.

Actually kicking the ball techniques are based on what part of your foot you strike the ball and where to strike the ball. However a toe punt or toe punt or poke is not advised. This is how players would break their toe back in the days when the balls were heavier. It's the equivalent of a basket ball hits you on the tip of your fingers..painful🤦🏾‍♂️

A few points, at your stage don't bother fixating on learning knuckballs. It's not that easy to do well. Teaching you how to do that would be like teaching a person new at basketball how to do a tween tween turnaround one legged jumper 😂 in short...not now. And David Beckham was one of the goats of how to curl the ball with pinpoint accuracy. Chip shots and toe-pokes will give you such different results, the only thing that separates them is literally an inch up or down on the ball

5:10 You really need to look up on David Beckham... I'll be waiting for your apologies too

Knuckleball does NOT exist as a term in Europe.
Several terms are made up.
Curve ball made up.
Knucleball made up.
Power shot made up..
Prescision shot made up.
European terms.
1. A toe poke. Hard shot front of toes used to gain power and straight direction.
2. A header. Obvious.
3. A volley. When the ball comes down and hit beforw it hits the pitch.
4. A placed shot.
A shot is shooting at goal on target.
So shots off target are called wasted shots.
5. A Padenka. Used in by a player in pen shoot outs. Its a chipped slow ball down the middle of the goal, catching out a diving keeper who could have saved it.
6. Chippping the ball or  is chipped,  is lifting the ball from the pitch and lifting the ball up.
7. A Nutmeg. When a ball is passed between defenders both legs and attacker runs pass and collects the ball.
8. A cross. When the ball is passsd to another team mate at 45° angles above the pitch.
9. A Side pass.
A pass along the pitch to a team mate.
Please follow European examples as they are the terms. Americanised soccer terms dont work in Europe.
To tell if its American they say field insread of pitch.
Field is where crops grow. A pitch is a playing surface made for a sport.
Examples: A Cricket pitch,  a Rugby pitch, a Football pitch, a hockey pitch.
Tennis is played on a court, never a pitch.

I don’t like the clips he’s showing because a lot of them aren’t exactly what he’s talking about