Zlatan;2311543 said:
that goal > Messi's goal.
i mean, Messi's goal is a great goal, but i'd seen far far far better.
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Zlatan;2311543 said:
andy;2311271 said:For me this will be the goal of the decade, at least. I have to disagree with the user who said that this might be the goal of the month, you practically see very nice long-range shot goals from time to time, but you rarely (and I mean very rarely) see a solo run like Messi's.
PURE MAGIC, nothing more...
Thelonious;2311280 said:yer with modern footballs anyone with a bit of luck can score a great long distance or volley goal. Only truly great players can score goals like Messi's.
CarlosDanger;2311405 said:I haven't seen another goal like that at this level of football in a long time...
Sevillista;2311457 said:I believe that most first-division teams in Europe could defeat the best of national teams.
well said butandy;2311271 said:Wow, an orgasmic goal, nothing else to say about it...A magical run just like Diego's, and what is even more shocking is after he scores he falls to the ground just like Maradona did and runs just like him to celebrate to the right corner...For me this will be the goal of the decade, at least. I have to disagree with the user who said that this might be the goal of the month, you practically see very nice long-range shot goals from time to time, but you rarely (and I mean very rarely) see a solo run like Messi's.
PURE MAGIC, nothing more...
Help?;2311654 said:I favour Zlatan's more actually because he did it all barely moving. Its much harder to defend against players that are running full speed, rather than walking with the ball and even though Zlatan didn't run half the field, he used purely skill to get past players, unlike Messi who used speed as well. Nevertheless, like i said, this is the goal of the season.
CarlosDanger;2311663 said:Zlatan's goal was a thing of beauty, Messi's goal also. Some of us will like one, some the other, some both, some none. That's what makes football such a great game...
RuiCosta_10;2311669 said:That was deep.
bjmenge;2311696 said:Meh, I don't see anything all that special about that goal. He beat a couple guys at midfield, ran fast, beat a couple more guys, then the keeper and scored. Zlatan's is better. Thierry Henry's zig-zag against Liverpool is better. Hell, Clint Mathis beat like 7 guys once. It was better. It was a nice goal, maybe goal of the week material, but not much more.
bjmenge;2311696 said:Meh, I don't see anything all that special about that goal. He beat a couple guys at midfield, ran fast, beat a couple more guys, then the keeper and scored. Zlatan's is better. Thierry Henry's zig-zag against Liverpool is better. Hell, Clint Mathis beat like 7 guys once. It was better. It was a nice goal, maybe goal of the week material, but not much more.
bjmenge;2311696 said:Meh, I don't see anything all that special about that goal. He beat a couple guys at midfield, ran fast, beat a couple more guys, then the keeper and scored.
bjmenge;2311696 said:Meh, I don't see anything all that special about that goal. He beat a couple guys at midfield, ran fast, beat a couple more guys, then the keeper and scored. Zlatan's is better. Thierry Henry's zig-zag against Liverpool is better. Hell, Clint Mathis beat like 7 guys once. It was better. It was a nice goal, maybe goal of the week material, but not much more.
Hans;2311746 said:Speaking about great goals, can't believe nobody mentioned Matt le Tissier, he scored "goal of the season candidates" goals on a regular basis back in the 90's, one of his memorable one is when he ran and dribble from the half way line and then lob the goalkeeper from about 2/3 of the field. Everything was there, technique, speed, control, vision and brilliance.
Too bad he played with Southampton for the rest of his career, one of the greatest genius ever graced the field...