Notmegov
Roman Pavlyuchenko
You, but i miss understood what the hell you posted ( just the fact you posted Hughton twice threw me)
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The midweek/weekend games thread
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You, but i miss understood what the hell you posted ( just the fact you posted Hughton twice threw me)
Crawley
Board Legend
Get a grip :ross:
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
It's a shame but there were 2 goals better than it. It's amazing, any other weekend and Modric's would have been goal of the weekend.
Greg
Gus Poyet
Just looked it up as hadn't seen it, that is one hell of a hit.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
I honestly believe Cisse tried to do exactly that. I mean what else could he be trying to do? Fantastic strike, goal of the season for me.
Enter the Pitbull
Luke Young
Cisse's goal reminds me of a Tony Yeboah strike, just perfect.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
He definately meant it.
I've scored a goal like that before (bare with me now), it was in a works game so nowhere near the same pressure on the ball or anything like that, but it was almost identical, now I'm no great player, but I 100% meant to do it. My point being that if I could visualise and score a goal like that then a Premiership striker would definately be able to.
Shinned it.
He was aiming for the top-left corner - you can see it from the way he's looking, the way his whole body's lined up, etc. First goal was excellent though.
In fact, if you watch carefully, you can see him strolling into the middle because he thinks it's skewed way wide.
It's only when it goes in that he suddenly realises he may have scored a wondergoal.
It's only when it goes in that he suddenly realises he may have scored a wondergoal.
This - he wanted to lob Chech with a straight volley but shinned it, the ball swerved away and ended up in the far corner
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Luke Young
Sorry to sound all Apotccc but the pros disagree!
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Thankyou but I wouldn't say I'm a pro!
I think the slicing across the ball was completely intended in order to arc away from the keeper and in to the far corner.
Thankyou but I wouldn't say I'm a pro!
I think the slicing across the ball was completely intended in order to arc away from the keeper and in to the far corner.
I just can't see why he would do that.
Why would you curl a ball in a manner that takes it closer to the keeper? As an example, Walker's free kick is how you would naturally want to bend a ball - so that even if the keeper can cover the whole goal, the ball is further away until it gets to the line. As I've said above, the player doesn't even think it's near going in when he hits it.
Thankyou but I wouldn't say I'm a pro!
I think the slicing across the ball was completely intended in order to arc away from the keeper and in to the far corner.
But the 'slicing' was achieved via shinning it
Enter the Pitbull
Luke Young
Gutierrez said it came off his boot, good enough for me.
Team-mate in reacharound shocker
And how far is Gutierrez from him (isn't he behind him actually)?
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Because his body position means it would be impossible for him to curl it in the other direction (from out to in rather than in to out) without taking a touch to get the correct side of the ball.
Just saw it a few more times from the vid at the top of the page, looks like his foot to me, if he's shinned it then it would be a lot slower shot.
Steed Train
Clive Wilson
Agree with Scara here. No player would ever purposefully attempt to bend the ball AWAY from the goal into the far side net of the goal. 99.9999999999% of the time it would just sail off the other side of the pitch.