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I realise I'm very much in the minority given how much I'm seeing people rave about this all over social media, but I always find these kind of goals very overrated. Surely they're all just hit and hope? Every now and then someone gets very lucky and randomly finds the top corner, and it makes it a "worldie"?
Hit and hope indeed. Garnacho looked a bit shocked to say the least. And yes compared to the miinimalist sliderule pass in off the post from a true striker it was a proper free-hit for glory from that position.jamesedwards wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 11:07 pmI realise I'm very much in the minority given how much I'm seeing people rave about this all over social media, but I always find these kind of goals very overrated. Surely they're all just hit and hope? Every now and then someone gets very lucky and randomly finds the top corner, and it makes it a "worldie"?
But I also just love that he dared, executed and it sailed over Pickford and England's No.1 could do nothing about it. A beautiful arc.
And it is nailed on to win goal of the season.
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At least Garnacho got a great connection rather than Rooney's miss-kick off his shin in 2011.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 12:31 pmHit and hope indeed. Garnacho looked a bit shocked to say the least. And yes compared to the miinimalist sliderule pass in off the post from a true striker it was a proper free-hit for glory from that position.jamesedwards wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 11:07 pmI realise I'm very much in the minority given how much I'm seeing people rave about this all over social media, but I always find these kind of goals very overrated. Surely they're all just hit and hope? Every now and then someone gets very lucky and randomly finds the top corner, and it makes it a "worldie"?
But I also just love that he dared, executed and it sailed over Pickford and England's No.1 could do nothing about it. A beautiful arc.
And it is nailed on to win goal of the season.

And I seem to remember Rooney celebrated like he knew what he was doing. But hey, anyone that's played understands that a lot of the time you try something.. 99% of the time you end up loooking like a prat. But I've scored a 1 out of a 100 and, frankly, you don't care that it was a highly improbable outcome. It feels flipping great.jamesedwards wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 1:06 pmAt least Garnacho got a great connection rather than Rooney's miss-kick off his shin in 2011.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 12:31 pmHit and hope indeed. Garnacho looked a bit shocked to say the least. And yes compared to the miinimalist sliderule pass in off the post from a true striker it was a proper free-hit for glory from that position.jamesedwards wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 11:07 pm
I realise I'm very much in the minority given how much I'm seeing people rave about this all over social media, but I always find these kind of goals very overrated. Surely they're all just hit and hope? Every now and then someone gets very lucky and randomly finds the top corner, and it makes it a "worldie"?
But I also just love that he dared, executed and it sailed over Pickford and England's No.1 could do nothing about it. A beautiful arc.
And it is nailed on to win goal of the season.![]()
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That's the one.
Unless of course the defender deliberately chested a ball which was blasted at him onto his own left elbow.
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