9. Penalties in the MLS in the 1990s

A thread of fascinating historical clips you've (probably) never seen before 1. Adolf Hitler tweaking at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, high on methamphetamines

2. During the 2001 Australian Federal election, pranksters followed around Prime Ministerial contender Kim Beazley in an attempt to sneak fake microphones into news footage.

3. The Zapruder film is the most complete recording of the JFK assassination

4. In 1967, The Mamas and The Papas were forced to lip sync their hit song "California Dreamin" on The Ed Sullivan Show. They rebelled by making this obvious to viewers.

5. A female BBC reporter pinches the bottoms of unsuspecting men on the street in 1971

6. Australia changes to color television live on broadcast in 1975

7. Steve Irwin delivers 30 of the most passionate seconds ever caught on camera

8. American soldiers smoking marijuana out of the barrel of a shotgun in Vietnam, 1970

10. Going off-roading in a Ford Model T in the 1920s

I find this form of free kick superior to the 11 meters ones. Bring them back.

It is painful to watch to me.,,👁️⚽️

They were not penalties, they were called shoot-outs in an attempt of the US like always trying to innovate a sports that was born perfect

americans always try to change the rules of football

This is a much better format I think. It takes the luck out of it.

This is truly a goaltender's dream come true. As a former keeper I would have relished a chance to use this format just once even if it is mentally challenging for the audience and doesn't fit in soccer. But the fact that they tried something different

Not a big soccer guy at all but this looks way cooler than what they normally do IMO

i hate that i like this.

So close! They tried so hard😅