AFL fans lose it over ‘longest goal ever' by Sydney VFL player Jordan Endemann
Sydney VFL player Jordan Endemann is the man with the superboot, kicking a goal against Coburg at Barry Plant Park that has left many people scratching their heads.
WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Endemann kicks incredible 100m goal.
When Endemann got the ball on the wing, just about in line with the backside of centre square, it seemed impossible for what was about to unfold.
With no obvious option, he just unloaded a torpedo to get it out of danger. The ball must have travelled at least 75m in the air, clearing the only two players, who were stationed at about the 50m line.
The ball then took a fortuitous bounce and just kept going towards goals. The two players chased hard, but the ball just kept going and eventually crossed the goalline.
A clip of the goal quickly went viral on social media with fans losing it.
'Holy Cow That is HUUUUGGGEEEE!!' One fan said.
'That's gone around 100 metres i reckon,' another said.
'Longest goal ever easily,' another added.
'This will never be defeated,' another said.
'New nickname for him: End-to-Endemann,' a clever fan said.
One fan used Google Maps to try and predict the length of the kick. The result showed 109m, although it wouldn't be 100 per cent accurate.
The goal gave the Swans an early 17-point advantage, but Coburg fought back to eventually claim a 32-point win.
Endemann, 21, was a member of the Swans Academy but was overlooked in the drafts.
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