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Unconventional Goal

Monday, October 18, 2010 by Slaughter Development

There is certainly nothing wrong with reaching success in a standard, uniform manner. For one team in Belfast though, utilizing an unconventional method to score a goal brought more than just a successful win—it created worldwide recognition. 

In a soccer match earlier this month, Glentoran striker Matty Burrows utilized his fancy footwork to score a goal that quickly became a sports phenomenon. Below is the short clip of the sensational play (direct link):

Burrows’ unique ability to achieve success in such an unexpected way did more than just win the game, it brought positive attention to his league. When asked about the million hits the video received on YouTube, he admitted:

It’s not often that Irish League football gets a mention on such a scale so I am happy that I have been able to give Glentoran, and our league a bit of a lift.

Slaughter Development believes in the vitality of best practices, but we also encourage individuals and companies to keep an eye out for new ways of working. For no matter how seamless a process may appear, there is always room for improvement and innovation. There is no doubt, unconventional thinking can create opportunities.

Like Burrows, take a shot at thinking outside the box. You may just find that by doing so, processes will not only be successfully achieved, but superbly enhanced. Contact Slaughter Development today to learn more about how we can help.

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