By theOCDPublished: 18 November 2009 6:55 AM ESTPosted in: Random
You know what sucks? When you’re trying to look cool but then end up looking like an ass. That happened to Henrik Andersen of Leksand in the second-tier Swedish hockey league.
Andersen had just scored a beautiful goal after a toe drag move on the defenseman. The backhand goal was cause for celebration, so Andersen went to bump the glass in celebration. Unfortunately, it didn’t look nearly as cool as when Alexander Ovechkin does it.
The Swedish forward ended up dislodging the plexiglass and falling over the boards. But hey… at least the goal was nice. Also, I would give $1,000,000 to hear Bob Saget do the voiceover for this video.
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