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Video of the Day: Barcelona’s Messi Inspires Star Trek Accolades January 23, 2012

by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Trek Franchise, Viral Video/Mashup/Images , trackback

Yesterday Americans were glued to their TVs watching the final four teams vie for spots in the Super Bowl (alas San Francisco, future home of Starfleet, lost). However, Europeans were also watching their own football, and in a match between Malaga and Barcelona, the announcer went to the final frontier in describing a goal by Barcelona’s Lionel Messi. Watch and listen below. 

 

Lionel Messi is "out of his Vulcan mind"

The following video is going viral due to the effusiveness of announcer Ray Hudson following the goal of Barcelona’s Lionel Messi, including his multiple references to Star Trek (forgiving the "Dr. Spock" thing). 

 

Thanks to Jim Moorehouse (aka @EnterpriseExtra).

Comments»

1. Basement Blogger - January 23, 2012

I love the Scottish color man. “Football bird of paradise.”

“Out of his Vulcan Mind…” (Note he uses Vulcan like a famous cuss word.)

You got to love this one.

“Running like he’s got a food mixer down his shorts!”

This color guy is out of his Vulcan mind!

2. Hat Rick - January 23, 2012

“Immaculate Conception” … talk about your overstatement!

Is this a parody? And I thought American announcers were hysterical!

However, the Star Trek references were welcome. :-) LL&P

3. DonDonP1 - January 23, 2012

It’s Commander Spock, not Doctor! Of course, the name Spock existed way before ‘Star Trek’, but never confuse Leonard Nimoy’s character with the Dr. Phil McGraw of the early-to-mid 20th century that is Dr. Ben Spock, or as some folks would say ‘Doc Spock.’

4. DonDonP1 - January 23, 2012

Oops, I meant Ben Spock was a baby doctor. Again, please don’t confuse Commander Spock with Doc Spock.

5. Schvarzika - January 24, 2012

This is real and tue football!!!!! Go Barca!!!!!

6. Philip - January 24, 2012

@ Basement Blogger – he’s a Geordie (as in from Tyneside), not Scottish.

7. Bugs_nixon - January 24, 2012

Beam me up pet.

8. alec - January 24, 2012

Well done for calling it football! Nobody calls it soccer here (UK – europe).

9. alec - January 24, 2012

‘running like he’s got a food mixer down his shorts’ lol!

1.Basement Blogger –
He actually sounds like he’s from Newcastle not Scotland (so a ‘Geordi’ accent – another Trek reference!!!)

10. I'm Dead Jim! - January 24, 2012

If I had a food mixer down my shorts I think I might be on the ground writhing in pain! LOL!

11. killamarshtrek - January 24, 2012

Can I agree with 8.

THANK YOU for not calling it Soccer!

12. Dee - lvs moon' surface - January 24, 2012

Sorry … but, “Dr.” Spock… is unforgivable in this case … LOL

Messi is awesome!

:-) ;-)

13. Captain McColl - January 24, 2012

Is definitely a Geordie

14. Trekker5 - January 24, 2012

#1,I heard the way he used Vulcan too,so funny!! :D This made me LOL out of my Vulcan mind!! I never watch the UK’s kind of football,but this must have been a great game! Love the clip!! :)

15. pilotfred - January 24, 2012

cant stand football or sport for that matter however if they made more refers may have to re-think about watching it then again maybe not

16. Buzz Cagney - January 24, 2012

I grew up around geordies (parents and parents friends) so concur with #6 and #13. He’s definitely a geordie, bonny lad. ;)

17. NCM - January 24, 2012

Love Trek; love soccer; wish Messi had half as much integrity as skill.

18. Basement Blogger - January 25, 2012

6. 9

Thanks guys. I just looked up Geordie in Wikipedia. Northeast England it says. If I drink too much, I get a hillbilly accent.


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