Anyone who has been following football for quite some time has seen all aspects of the beautiful game--from the good, to the bad, and of course, the ugly.
From horrible penalties to atrocious free kick attempts, fans have seen it all, with corner kicks not being exempt from being put into this same category.
Yesterday, Milan, who continue to struggle so far this summer, took on Valencia in a friendly as they seek to re-gain their footing under new coach Filippo Inzaghi.
Well, it was an evening of highs and lows for Japanese international Keisuke Honda. The new Rossoneri no. 10, scored a brilliant free kick to pull his side level, but it all went downhill from there for the 28-year-old.
Honda, who struggled during his first few months in Serie A, will definitely hope not to do this again during the actual season as he hopes to establish himself in his new side.
This, by far, has to be one of the worst corner kick attempts ever seen, with anyone who saw it wondering if he was trying to score a field goal in American football or take a corner kick.
Simply awful: Honda's corner kick attempt was so bad that the goalkeeper didn't even have to move:
Even worse, he did it AGAIN:
