Jose takes a tumble! The Sexwale song! Horror misses! Our 50 funniest football videos of 2011 part two

Published 15:00 20/12/11

Every day at 3PM, MirrorFootball brings you the day's funniest football videos in our 3PM Extra feature. Here is our personal choice of the best foul-ups, fouls, fails and four-letter words from 2011...

Tyldesley's sex tape! Mascot in tank! The worst dive ever! Our 50 funniest football videos of 2011 part one

40) Now this is very good. Wales are playing Andorra U-21s, but all the headlines are about to be grabbed by goalkeeper Oriol Oliva...

39) The only good thing to come from Sepp Blatter's utterances on racism was the name of his close chum and FIFA crony...

38) In his own mind, Jose Mourinho doubtless walks on water. Sadly at Getafe's ground, he could barely walk on grass.

37) Now this is remarkable - Emanuele Giaccherini's seemingly impossible double miss for Cesena in their 2-2 draw with Juventus. “I was too certain I would score,” he said.

36) Also “too certain” is this park player from Argentina...

35) Only one of these people should be on the telly. And it isn't Paul Walsh.

34) Now, I'm no expert, but I think this pitch might just be waterlogged...

33) To Northern Ireland now, for the eagerly-anticipated draw for the Irish Cup. Sadly, one of the dignitaries asked to pick the balls out of the cup clearly forgot his glasses, or has trouble differentiating between the number "6" and the number "0". Hence, he calls out "number 10" after actually pulling number 16 out. Just moments later, lo and behold, he pulls out the actual number 10, causing the confused and clearly panicking man behind him to announce "Warrenpoint or Cliftonville" for the second time

32) Two epic fails for the price of one from the Bolivian League, here: first there's the wobbly-legged lunacy of the La Paz keeper, and then there's the open goal missing-madness of San Jose striker Maxi Andrade. D'oh!

31) These football types, eh? They're so far removed from the common man they'd never take a train back from the rugby with a load of fans and join in a rousing chorus of Scots anthem Flower of Scotland would they? Wrong! Check out Birmingham boss Alex McLeish doing just that on his way back from the England vs Scotland Six Nations match at Twickenham in March.