Some of you soccer fans out there may be familiar with Ray Hudson, the former NASL footballer and former manager of several MLS clubs. He's now a color commentator for GolTV. In this video, you can hear his description of Roberto Carlos' game-winning goal in Real Madrid's 3-2 win over Recreativo Huelva today in the Spanish Premier League.
Ummm... Is he describing a goal, or a night of unrestrained passion with Keeley Hazell? Wow. To say Ray Hudson is a little excitable is like saying Hank Aaron hit a few home runs. I know that goal meant a lot to Real Madrid's title hopes in La Liga, but I think Freud said it best when he said, "Sometimes a goal is just a goal."
Of course, it's not half as much fun as Hudson's Wikipedia entry, which lists some of his more over-the-top moments in color commentary. Seriously, this guy is touched in the head.
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