The story of the best ball-kid in the world

By: Mike | November 12th, 2009
   

Once upon a cold, rainy Hamburg night…

Okay, so there is no need to be that dramatic. But, really, this ball boy on the second goal for St Pauli, which proved to be the one that won the game, is something else. The form is excellent, not a zipped basketball pass, just a little loft on it that made the catch and throw easy.

Which got me thinking: Why don’t we start training ball boys on the perfect throw technique? Ball boys are all a part of home field advantage, after all. Sometimes they “lose” a ball when the home team is winning in the final minutes, but rarely do you see the ball boy play a role in helping a team score.

Whatever you do, St Pauli, don’t let the Man Us and Madrids see this kid in action…

The sequence starts around 2:30


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  • vlad |  November 12th, 2009 at 7:36 pm

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    love it, absolutely love it!

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  • rut |  November 14th, 2009 at 1:52 am

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    Just like i drew it up. BEE-YOO-TEE-FUL.

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  • verde |  November 14th, 2009 at 1:43 pm

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    Die ball junge als hero – not something that you see evry day and really nice footage of his interview.

    I really liked the Naki homage too.

    Welcome back by the way !

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