TheSportsRush brings a comprehensive list of things you can do during Paul Pogba’s penalty run-up.
Manchester United secured another three points in the Premier League, and a second consecutive league win at Old Trafford, as Jose Mourinho’s side emerged 2-1 winners over Everton.
The French duo of Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial was among the goals as Manchester United climbed up to 8th position in the Premier League table. Jose Mourinho’s side will now face Bournemouth this week for their 11th game of the league season.
Manchester United began the goalscoring in the first half when Paul Pogba scored on a rebound after a penalty was given to the side.
However, the run-up was all that was talked about on social media platforms for the rest of the night. Paul Pogba took 26 steps to complete his penalty, and has taken 92 steps in his last four penalties combined.
Moreover, Pogba took 11:56 seconds to complete the penalty.
TheSportsRush brings a comprehensive list of what you can do in 11:56 seconds, while Paul Pogba completes his next penalty:
1: Complete a 100m race. (or watch Usain Bolt complete a 100m race – and still have two seconds remaining, no less)
2: Take a selfie. Or two. or three.
3: Upload them as well.
4: Send a ‘hi’ to your college-crush. (and get blocked)
5: Do a card trick.
6: Order food.
7: Send a radio signal from Earth and see it bouncing back from the moon. FOUR TIMES.
8: Tie a Tie.
9: Tie your shoelaces.
10: Take a Squawka challenge.
11: Watch Christian Eriksen score a goal from kick-off against Manchester United.
12: Refresh your Instagram feed and see if your crush has posted anything (if she still hasn’t blocked you).
13: Save a meme and send it to the WA group.
14: Write a new achievement and update your CV.
15: Workout.
16: Watch a compilation video of all of Morata’s goals for Chelsea.
17: Watch a compilation video of Lukaku’s misses in the last 10 seconds.
18: Watch a compilation video of Liverpool’s trophy celebrations from the past 10 years.
19: Clear mobile cache.
20: Learn to speak “How are you” in two different languages.
(This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner.)
