Anand Mahindra Shares ROFL Video Of Dog Watching Soccer. Laughter Guaranteed

The adorable video shows the dog jumping off a sofa and landing on the floor as the commentary reaches fever pitch

Industrialist Anand Mahindra has tweeted a video of an adorable dog watching television, possibly a high-intensity soccer match. It appears the game was approaching a key moment as the commentator's voice rose in excitement. The commentator can be heard saying, “Pirlo, Pirlo”, and then shouts “Goal!” As the commentary began to reach fever-pitch, the dog jumps on the sofa and lands on the floor, making its caretaker burst into laughter. The Mahindra Group chairman said he would jump in exhilaration in the same way as the pooch when someone finally announces authoritatively on television that the coronavirus pandemic “is done and dusted”. I guess they're watching a soccer match. But I'm going to be just like that pooch when someone finally announces on TV that the pandemic is done and dusted... pic.twitter.com/IDpz6YFnQm @sabyasachikonar I have vivid memories of yours exhibiting similar excitement. It was during dinner feast at James' house and the match was Chelsea vs Arsenal. Circa 2004-5. Sir, Might be they are watching rugby game on 3D TV. When ball coming towards dog's side, it seems hit with his face. We as citizens of India also do hit pandemic very hardly by taking vaccination against covid. Take vaccine and eradicate pandemic completely. #EradicatePandemic Listen to the commentator. He says "Pirlo Pirlo" and shouts Goooaaall.. it's definitely football.But like you said we need to stop covid by taking vaccine This is of course an amazing demonstration of the courage & fighting spirit of frontline workers. I was wondering that if this video was put in a time capsule & opened a century later, what do you think people would conclude life was like in 2021? https://t.co/jM1P3raKM2 Sharing the video on his Twitter handle, Mr. Mahindra said, “I guess they're watching a soccer match. But I'm going to be just like that pooch when someone finally announces on TV that the pandemic is done and dusted.”