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Long range goals - dont get the hype.
- Thread starter StephenH
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Pascal Chimbonda
I think they're difficult, which is why they're really rare. If it's result of a stunning shot rather than a goalkeeper error it's even more rare.
I just googled Rooney goal West Ham and this came up, which I'd argue was a better goal:
Last nights goal was a sweet finish and nice and everything, but it was an open goal because Hart had just fudged up.
I just googled Rooney goal West Ham and this came up, which I'd argue was a better goal:
Last nights goal was a sweet finish and nice and everything, but it was an open goal because Hart had just fudged up.
StephenH
David Ginola
That was clever as there was a goal keeper nearly in the right place.
And I like Vlad.
Wilheldiva
Kevin Scott
first time shot too
Rorschach
Ricky Villa
I love the Seedorf goal. One of my favourite goals ever.I love long range goals, maybe exactly because they're quite rare. You don't expect a long range shot to go in, so once it does, the element of surprise makes it even more enjoyable.
Many to choose from. I love 'em.
Glenda's Legs
Ian Walker
Long range goals - dont get the hype.
What if it’s scored by Nayim? You can’t get enough hype for that.
The greatness of the long range goal is really the wow factor, the unexpected outcome, its rarety. Sometimes it is speculative. Sometime it is more deliberate. Rooney last night knew what he was doing and it was an absolute peach of a shot for which he deserves big credit.
Robinson’s goal for us against Watford falls into the speculative or got-lucky category, but worthy of hype because it was a goalkeeper goal.
But yes, there are lots of technically better goals that are scored.
But nonetheless, I would love to see Harry score a goal from the half way line.
What if it’s scored by Nayim? You can’t get enough hype for that.
The greatness of the long range goal is really the wow factor, the unexpected outcome, its rarety. Sometimes it is speculative. Sometime it is more deliberate. Rooney last night knew what he was doing and it was an absolute peach of a shot for which he deserves big credit.
Robinson’s goal for us against Watford falls into the speculative or got-lucky category, but worthy of hype because it was a goalkeeper goal.
But yes, there are lots of technically better goals that are scored.
But nonetheless, I would love to see Harry score a goal from the half way line.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Always loved David Bentley's long-range lob in the 4-4 draw that dramatically initiated the Redknapp era.
Not only did he mean to do it, the team had been coached by Clive Allen to look for the opportunity as the goalie often liked to get too far forward. Preparation meets opportunity. Result.
Not only did he mean to do it, the team had been coached by Clive Allen to look for the opportunity as the goalie often liked to get too far forward. Preparation meets opportunity. Result.
StephenH
David Ginola
I just personally don't think the "long ranger" is the 'be all and end all' by any mean. Prefer the likes of the first Lindegaard goal today more than the Rooney 'Hopeful hit'. Just my personal choice.
monkeybarry
Les Medley
Only one winner
Robbo
Ian Walker
Fluke??
monkeybarry
Les Medley
How dare you!!!
