Wednesday 1 August 2012

London 2012: Japan’s Goalkeeper Visible from Outer Space


NASA today confirmed that Japanese goalkeeper Schuichi Gonda was indeed visible from outer space during Monday’s group A clash with Morocco at St James’s Park.

jesus christ my eyes!

Images taken from the International Space Station clearly show a massive fluorescent glow emanating from Gonda’s ridiculous kit.
The news came as no surprise to the St. James’s Park crowd, many of whom required treatment for sunburn, heat-exhaustion, and various visual impairments following prolonged exposure to the bonkers shot stopper.
Four Moroccan players are said to be recovering well after being airlifted to a specialist burns unit in Edinburgh.
TV pundit Mark Lawrenson described the colour of gordy Gonda’s explosive kit as being: “somewhere between anti-freeze and a tramp’s p*ss.”
Strangely, this is not the first time astronauts’ have witnessed unusual football related phenomena. In 1998 crew onboard the space shuttle Discovery were left stunned when most of northern France was obscured by a 500 mile wide shadow believed to have been cast by David Ginola’s ego.

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