Uri Moves Football With His Mind in Crucial Match

BBC Documentary Rates Uri’s Mind Power Ball Move One Of Euro Football’s Most Shocking Moments!

The Scottish SUN: GARY McALLISTER revealed TV spoon bender Uri Geller said SORRY to him for his Wembley penalty miss.

PSYCHIC URI GELLER USES MIND POWER TO WIN SOCCER GAME

Psychic Uri Geller hovered over a stadium in a helicopter during a big soccer game – and says he helped his favourite team win by using Mindpower to make a player miss a kick. The incredible feat was witnessed by millions of TV viewers around the globe who watched in astonishment as the ball actually MOVED when the player went to kick it! He missed the chance to score a goal on a penalty shot – and his team lost the match. It happened during an important game between England and Scotland. Israeli-born Geller now lives in England and has adopted the country’s team.

But Gary just went ahead and kicked it, and something told me to dive the right way and save it. The ball moving definitely caused him to miss.” During the big game Geller hovered 1,200 feet above the stadium. Geller disclosed: “When that penalty kick was taken I willed Dave to dive to the right, and he did. And I willed the ball to move with pure telepathy. “I tapped into the massive wave of positive vibrations from the England supporters and beamed them down to the players. I was like a receiver and a transmitter – I said before the game if all the fans visualised England winning, they would. The players felt my powers very strongly.”

JOHN COOKE

How I Moved the Football During Euro 96

You may remember how I moved the ball from a helicopter to make Gary McAllister miss a penalty during the Euro 96 England Vs Scotland game (I since apologised to Gary).

SEVENTEEN years on, Ally McCoist is still smarting over the missed penalty that cost Scotland at Wembley, writes Andrew Smith. The missed kick has been subject to some outlandish theories, notably illusionist Uri Geller’s claim he made the ball move before McAllister struck it. McCoist adds: “Listen, I am telling you right now I was standing next to Gary Neville and that ball moved just the split second before he kicked it. It sounds crazy but I am telling you. It was actually quite a bit. It moves.”