Hyvinkää’s Tahko player Teemu Nurmio got wet on Monday at Vimpelin Veto’s home stadium.
Very well I will Teemu Nurmio was chasing the ball on Monday in the match against Vimpelin Veto. A fast-paced grab attempt ended up head first in the river behind the playing field.
The game took place at Vimpelin Veto’s home stadium in Saarikentä in South Ostrobothnia. Behind the field runs the Savonjoki or Vimpelinjoki. The river flows through the church village of Vimpeli. Nurmio did not plunge into the fast-flowing water, because behind the baseball field runs a smaller branch of the river, which is more like a ditch.
Nurmio survived the wild-looking dive with a start. The camera behind the playing field recorded the wild dive and the video soon became a social media hit.
Superpesis shared a picture of what happened with the accompanying words: “Summer dries up what it waters!”
Video has been shared a lot and it has garnered a lot of wonder.
“A strange species. Some burn, others get wet,” commented one.
The video ended up in the category of funny online videos, but some commenters remind us that it could have been worse.
“Fortunately, a few trees and the worst rocks have been removed. A few years earlier, there could have been a bad result. Can anyone find a video of when Jari Törmänen crashed directly into a tree in a similar situation? It was supposed to be bad for the brake, but even worse for the tree,” says one writer.
Many comments also wonder or praise the placement of the cameras.
“Multi-camera production is already at its peak when one is filming the ditch outside the field. Well, not wasted!”