I just saw this on Eurosport so I thought I would share.
A PE teacher from Yorkshire has set a new world record for the longest football throw in caught on camera. The throw of 49.78m beats the previous record set in 1998 of 48.17m.
Here it is:
Worlds Longest Throw In
19 Jan 2010
Van der Saar Breaks Record
31 Jan 2009
Edwin Van der Saar has tonight set another record by going 12 consecutive league games without conceding a goal. When Van der Saar passed the 1104 minute mark Setanta flashed the record up on screen.
On Tuesday he surpassed Peter Cechs record of 1025 minutes during the 2004/05 season to set the Premier league Record, which will keep rolling on until he concedes again.
However, Everton Goalkeeping Coach, Chris Woods set a record of his own in his playing days which he does not acknowledge Van der Saar's as coming close to breaking. Chris Woods went 1196 minutes without conceding for Rangers during 14 games between November 1986 and January 1987, however this was in successive games. Woods feels that as United have let in goals against Derby and Tottenham with Ben Foster in goal his record is more impressive. More so, as it was across league, Scottish cup and UEFA Cup fixtures.
Posted by Daniel and Sarra at 19:44:00 0 comments
Labels: Ben Foster, Chris Woods, Edwin Van der Saar, Football Records, Man Utd







