Clayton Oliver's goal

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Re: Clayton Oliver's goal

Post: # 1670310Post saynta »

magnifisaint wrote:Can't understand why it wasn't reviewed. Clearly hit both posts
Just watchedi i on 360 for the second time
Impossible to say.

But if it hit the posts the umpire would have heard something.


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Re: Clayton Oliver's goal

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WellardSaint wrote:
A spinning football striking a post will accelerate because the energy of the spin is transferred to the ball's speed.

The impact increases the speed.
Like a cricket ball spinning at high rpm, hitting a spot on a pitch, will accelerate.
Are you a physicist? Because that sounds like rubbish to me.


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Re: Clayton Oliver's goal

Post: # 1670352Post avid »

That's fantastic footage, from that one angle. Clear touched both sides to me.


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Re: Clayton Oliver's goal

Post: # 1670356Post The Recruit »

saint64 wrote:Great goal, but does Anyone else think that this hit the post? On the slo mo it actually looks like it brushed the first goal post and then deflected off the second. Weird. Is it just an optical illusion? It looked like the Melbourne players celebrated quickly to influence the goal umpire's call.
it hit the post 100%


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Re: Clayton Oliver's goal

Post: # 1670371Post WellardSaint »

kosifantutti wrote:
WellardSaint wrote:
A spinning football striking a post will accelerate because the energy of the spin is transferred to the ball's speed.

The impact increases the speed.
Like a cricket ball spinning at high rpm, hitting a spot on a pitch, will accelerate.
Are you a physicist? Because that sounds like rubbish to me.
:mrgreen: :lol:

it's called Conservation of Momentum, and is contained within Sir Isaac Newton's First Law of Motion: the law of inertia
It's very simple physics, my Renaissance friend :D :wink:


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