Friday Fun: Seal Football Dribble


Kerlon is an amazingly talented brazilain footballer. The 19 year-old striker plays for Cruzerio and is able to execute his fair share of dummies, stepovers and other tricks. He’s already been called the next Ronaldinho.

But, what really sets him apart is his ‘Seal Dribble’, which involves running past opponents whilst bouncing the ball on his head. Because you are not supposed to make high challenges, Kerlon’s trick is very hard to counter and what tends to happen is that opposing defenders just hack him down.

It’s really amazing to watch, and one day I hope that he actually manages to score a goal by running the ball into the net on his head!

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Everton is based in London and has worked in the internet and mobile space for over ten years now, and before that worked in corporate strategy and consulting. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University, and currently runs the Portal and online operations for one of the largest ISPs in the UK. He also writes for Windows 7 News.

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  1. #1

    haha… looks funny and thats amazing skill too… And its obvious oponents get angry when he bounces his ball on this head as they can do nothing but foul. :) Hats off for Kerlon

  2. #2

    I just saw this kid on ESPN 10 minutes ago, he is being hacked to the ground by angry defender!

  3. #3

    Very funny

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