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By:
scaredmoney
When: 15 Nov 12 11:39
I've never seen anything like it......and i've been on this planet a fair few years.

It will have a long life in my memory bank.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 15 Nov 12 11:45
It's the debate that's splitting football, that's for sure - On one side we have the likes of Ronald Koeman, Fabio Capello, Roberto Mancini, Joan Laporta, Leonardo and Carlo Ancelotti that seem to rate the fellow, but on the other side that opinion is clearly outweighed by the disdain of perennial forum fukcwit, mesmerised.
By:
scaredmoney
When: 15 Nov 12 11:49
what do that bunch of over rated prima donna's know Crazy Laugh
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 11:52

Nov 15, 2012 -- 11:45AM, HRH The Lager Khan wrote:


It's the debate that's splitting football, that's for sure - On one side we have the likes of Ronald Koeman, Fabio Capello, Roberto Mancini, Joan Laporta, Leonardo and Carlo Ancelotti that seem to rate the fellow, but on the other side that opinion is clearly outweighed by the disdain of perennial forum fukcwit, mesmerised.


You dipstick, you know nothing about football - he never stayed anywhere for too long, they all saw sense, overrated, now get back in your box

By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 12:31
There must be hundreds and hundreds of volleys attempted in the english leagues every week so its inevitable that some are going to fly in and look brilliant like Crouchs. What we saw last night was a player execute not only a fantastic goal but also attempt something rarely ever seen - thats what makes it such a great goal. It has a WOW factor. Almost every football fan who saw that goal last night had a double-take of "how the hell did he do that !!!".    Then the smart arses analyse for hours afterwards and come to the conclusion that its a fluke or it doesnt count as it was a friendly or that he would never pull that off again- do me a favour.

Its a wonderful moment of genius that is unlikely to be repeated and should be treated as such.
By:
Regular Fries
When: 15 Nov 12 12:34
Good post Wallis. You can apply the 'it could have gone anywhere' to any shot, the fact it didn't was becuase it was executed perfectly.

The fact that it was in a meaningless friendly shouldn't take anything away from the technique and the sheer opportunism of the man.
By:
lurka
When: 15 Nov 12 12:42

Nov 15, 2012 -- 11:52AM, mesmerised wrote:


Nov 15, 2012 -- 11:45AM, HRH The Lager Khan wrote:It's the debate that's splitting football, that's for sure - On one side we have the likes of Ronald Koeman, Fabio Capello, Roberto Mancini, Joan Laporta, Leonardo and Carlo Ancelotti that seem to rate the fellow, but on the other side that opinion is clearly outweighed by the disdain of perennial forum fukcwit, mesmerised.You dipstick, you know nothing about football - he never stayed anywhere for too long, they all saw sense, overrated, now get back in your box


4 years at Ajax, 2 at Juve and left them because they got relegated for match fixing. then 3 years at Inter. Just because he moves around doesn't mean he's overrated. Rather, it's far more likely he wanted a new challenge having won league after league with each of those clubs. And there is always another top club with the resources to buy another top player interested but they chose him. But of course you know better than all the managers who signed him. Clown

By:
Blackrock
When: 15 Nov 12 12:55
ZI basically had an overhead kick into an empty net. Keeper nowhere to be seen and nobody on the line. No doubt the tecnique was of the highest order, but not 'best goal ever' imo.
By:
ALLWEATHERKING
When: 15 Nov 12 12:59
yes, great goal but anyone who's played the game at a decent level will tell you that Rooneys against Man City was better.
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 13:07
Blackrock knows.

Wallis whose clearly missing Gromit.
Then the smart arses analyse for hours afterwards and come to the conclusion that its a fluke or it doesnt count as it was a friendly or that he would never pull that off again- do me a favour


Said straight away it was lucky, could one gone anywhere - shall I tell why it was lucky - because he doesn't do it every week therefore it can be construed as being 'one off' or a fluke - he is inconsistency personified.

lurka

I think the clown is the person who comes up with as weak a justification for his 'moving on' status as you, yet another poster who can't string together conherant statements without sounding angry.

yes, great goal but anyone who's played the game at a decent level will tell you that Rooneys against Man City was better.


agreed.
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:16
"its lucky because he doesnt do it every week"  jaysus..

Regular Fries already answered that for you - volleys can go anywhere just like Rooneys 'shinner' that didnt even hit his foot but went in. You might as well write off every great goal ever scored unless the same person does it again to prove that the first wasnt luck.

Your problem Mes (along with many others) is that you cant separate your opinion of the player from the goal. If that had been Rooney you would have had the kleenex out along with a lot of other Man U fans declaring it as the best goal ever.  You are obviously not a fan of Ibra (neither am I) but you are letting it cloud your judgement and you are looking for reasons NOT to appreciate the goal.
By:
Biscuit1979
When: 15 Nov 12 13:18
The argument that it was lucky because it could've gone anywhere is a poor one. Any player who has ever hit a volley, could've hit it anywhere.

Rooney doesn't score flying over head kicks every week and his shot could've gone anywhere but it didn't, it went in so it was a great goal.

To turn the argument round, Zlatan saw the keeper off his line, reacted in a split second, hit an over head kick and the ball went exactly where he wanted it to go. You've no rightful claim to call it lucky when the ball went exactly where he meant it to go.
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 13:25
I have very few problems, I am the voice of reason a I demonstrate on a regular basis - I haven't said it was a bad goal, I've said it was a lucky goal,, what part of that are people struggling with, nobody can argue that scoring a goal with your back to it, not knowing fully where the defence is, is worth of such admiration, he took a punt and it paid off - and that my friends is exactly what is was, a punt, IMVHAHO.

What makes me laugh is that, when people are floundering, they being to rely on insults as a way to make their point seem more prevalent, as if losing your rag makes your view right because you're more passionate about it - stick to the facts. Fact is, it wouldn't make the top 30 goals of all time in any one's list unless they were born in the last 24 hours.

You've no rightful claim to call it lucky when the ball went exactly where he meant it to go.

I have every right, everyone that takes a shot at goal means it to hit the net, his shot was no different and many a better goal has been scored - in matches that actually matter - and where it's not 'hit and hope' because that is exactly what it was.
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:26
Agreed. The claim that its 'lucky' when in a split second the guy manages to assess the situation, the whereabouts of the goal and then hit it with enough power and accuracy to score is laughable.

People hit volleys week after week and everyone could name 3 or 4 off the top of their heads that they prefer but you will struggle to think off anything to come close to last nights goal.

Im not saying its the greatest goal ever but finding fault in it is just ridiculous.
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:27
Mes , you contradict yourself so often youre in danger of bumping into yourself.
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 13:28
Back up your point wallis otherwise it's redundant.
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:32
Heres an example for you.

[b]everyone that takes a shot at goal means it to hit the net, his shot was no different[/b] and many a better goal has been scored - in matches that actually matter - and where it's not 'hit and hope' because that is exactly what it was.

so everyone that takes a shot means it to hit the net but in his case its a 'hit and hope' so his shot doesnt count ?????


Mes the fact that you have started another thread trying to find 45 players better than Ibra and have named the likes of Mata in it speaks volumes.
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Nov 12 13:33
Football at its best is an artform. And like any artform..music, painting,literature not everybody has the same capacity to appreciate or understand it.With music for example you might say it is down to taste and everyones opinion is equal.But it is not.A Van Goth painting will always be a masterpiece even if thousands of people say its not. The fault is with them and not the painting. They do not have the capability to understand.This is the situation with this goal.There are those who will not be able to understand the difference between this goal and say Rooneys or Croachs or many others.That is their loss.
By:
Biscuit1979
When: 15 Nov 12 13:34
mesmerised - what are your thoughts on Rooney's over head kick v Man city?
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:35
"I could roll off a list of [b]50 goals off the top of my head better than Ibra's goal - starting with..Peter Crouch's goal for Stoke last year v Man City por ejemplo - now that was off the top draw, Ibra's was hit and hope"[/b]  Laugh
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:38
His goal against Italy was a back to goal, goal, could have gone anywhere, not intentional, basically another hit and hope, just much closer.
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Nov 12 13:38
Ibras goal was a masterpiece,it will stand bejond criticism
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:39
great technique, problem being it was a hit and hope effort on goal, all back to goal, goals are, are they not,


like Rooneys or Crouchs ?
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 13:40
You're twisting things wallis to suit your own argument - which clearly holds no water. I'll simplify it for you so there's no confusion -

-The technique was good
-The goal was not a bad goal
-The goal was a lucky goal
-If he tried it a thousand times it would fail 99 times.

and mata is in the 40-45 range FWIW.

With Crouch's goal he at least knew where both the players in front of him were along with the goal, and still mange to sore an incredible goal at an incredible tight angle.

Rooney's goal was better but he was in a much tighter position surrounded by player with the ball comning to his feet at a much faster pace, but not the best over head kick I've ever seen given it came off his shin.
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Nov 12 13:44
When a goal comes off a players shin it can never be considered a great goal
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:44
I fail to see how the four points you've made dont apply to Crouch and Rooney especially as you say that Rooneys came off his shin which surely makes it a fluke as he didnt intend to shin it into the net.
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Nov 12 13:46
Wallis it is impossible to make mes understand.People have different abilities to appreciate these things
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 13:49
-If he tried it a thousand times it would fail 99 times.


999 times

Laugh
By:
bardo
When: 15 Nov 12 13:50
it was a good goal.. but it wasn't a beautiful goal...the fact that there was no keeper to guard the net cheapens the goal

granted..his control and technique was brilliant, but i dont this goal was a work of art in the same wat as Zidanes volley in the CL final.

definitely a better than average goal but not the greatest goal of all time.
By:
pixie
When: 15 Nov 12 13:50
Just seen the goal for the first time and call it 'lucky' is plain daft. It was a perfectly executed goal and I'm sure the harder he has trained and the more he has practised the luckier he has got. But to say it was the best goal ever (although it is a great goal) can't be true as it is nothing like as good as the Van Basten one or Maradonna or a few others that I can think of.
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:51
yep lfc , time for me to leave the thread Ive said my peace.
By:
Biscuit1979
When: 15 Nov 12 13:52
I'm particularly amused by the fact that you think a player who's played for 6 of the worlds biggest clubs scored a goal which was a fluke yet a player who's more famous for a robot dance and his bird than his football ability, scored a great goal.
By:
pixie
When: 15 Nov 12 13:52
And I agree with Bardo, not having a keeper in the net does cheapen it.
By:
Biscuit1979
When: 15 Nov 12 13:54
Has anyone said it was the best goal ever though?

We're arguing the point that it was a great goal, a unique goal, a goal scored by a player of great talent.

Mesmerised is arguing that it was a lucky goal scored by a carthorse.
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 13:56
Who wants to read the same post again for the 10th - 15th time, I can't renumber how many times now I've lost count, but poor wallis needs it drumming into him apparently.

The technique is not in doubt, but the goal was a lucky goal for the following reasons.

- There was no goalkeeper there to save it.
- There was no defenders in close proximity.
- He couldn't see the goal when he struck it.

hth
By:
wallis
When: 15 Nov 12 13:59
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By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 14:02
that about sums you up wallis, can't counter a simple point effectively, nobody can disagree with the simple points I've made, nobody reasonable with an once of common sense that is, I watch alot of Spanish and Italian football and he always flatter to deceive.
By:
Biscuit1979
When: 15 Nov 12 14:09
mesmerised 15 Nov 12 14:02 
I watch alot of Spanish and Italian football and he always flatter to deceive.





Serie A Top Scorer (2): 2009, 2012
Serie A Foreign Footballer of the Year (4): 2005, 2008, 2009, 2011
Serie A Footballer of the Year (3): 2008, 2009, 2011
By:
mesmerised
When: 15 Nov 12 14:14
Do you want me to post Phil Neville's stats - he's won the champions leaugeLaughnot mention phil lambert. Not to mention the fact there are lies, damn lies and Statistics.

and I'm not posting any more on this I'm starting to sound like Jason ****g doddLaugh
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Nov 12 14:16
try and be honest mes. The stats are for individual player of the year.
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