King of the Free Kicks - David Beckham

The Dead-Ball Specialist - Can you bend it like Beckham?

David Beckham was the king of free kicks. He has a wonderful way of striking a dead ball that makes it swerve and dip through the air resulting in a shot that is impossible for the goalkeeper to stop. Watch closely how he raises his left arm in a windmill type action whilst he leans over and strikes through the ball using a combination of his laces and the inside of his boot. After you have watched the video of all his freekicks take a look at the other video which shows you exactly how to do it. Once you have studied his technique, see if you can do it the same way when you go out to practise against a wall. If you can teach yourself to shoot like he does you will soon be scoring loads of goals and be a valuable member to any team.

Roberto Carlos - Three Impossible Goals

Carlos is one of Brazil's most famous defenders

Hi Kids, if you think its boring to be a defender then think again! Roberto Carlos was probably one of the best left-backs of his time. He won a World Cup with Brazil, four La Liga titles and three Champions League titles with Real Madrid and scored some of the most memorable goals ever - here are just three of the incredible strikes he managed in his career...

Wayne Rooney's Best Ever Goal for Manchester United

Rooney Practises his dentist face - "now open wide!"

We all know about Wayne Rooney - sometimes he is a bit of a brat but he really can play football when he puts his mind to it - here is a short video about what is probably his best ever goal for Manchester Untied. Not only was it an absolute cracker but it was scored this season in a really important match against the Red Devils' biggest rivals - Manchester City and it turned out to be the winning goal as well.

Thiery Henry "My 3 Favourite Goals for Arsenal"

Henry- The Karate Kid!

Thierry Henry was one of the greatest players ever to play for Arsenal - he was a total legend and a brilliant footballer - here are his favourite three goals of the 226 he scored for Arsenal between 1999 and 2007. My favourite is the first one because I love it when footballers do something completely unexpected and inventive!