Goal.com's Peter Staunton and Carlo Garganese, together with their partners at Partofthegame.tv filmed a video documentary aimed at delivering an accurate reflection to supporters on the true quality of the Jabulani with an extensive and in-depth examination of it in on-field conditions in comparison with previous World Cup balls.
With the aid of former Ajax and Leeds striker Clyde Wijnhard, and Brazil legend Socrates' one-time English club Garforth Town, we executed tests like free-kicks, penalty kicks, long range passes and other small-scale scenarios in order to determine whether or not the Jabulani deserves the opprobrium thrown its way. We contrasted it with the 1982 Tango Espana, FIFA's last fully leather World Cup ball; the 1986 Azteca, FIFA's first all-synthetic World Cup ball and the 1998 Tricolore, another of the most infamous balls of the recent era.
Check out the video below:
Source - Goal.com
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