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apparently just been scored today.
40 yard volley...
a reason to wathc MOTD tonight!
40 yard volley...
a reason to wathc MOTD tonight!
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Matthew Taylor- Goal of the Season
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Yep although sometimes they sound amazing and end out to be pretty average
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Tinseldum wrote:Yep although sometimes they sound amazing and end out to be pretty average
Like Fabregas' performances.
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Snowbispo wrote:Tinseldum wrote:Yep although sometimes they sound amazing and end out to be pretty average
Like Shabby's performances.
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Typical cockney. Can't even spell Xabi.
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3 goals in two games, not bad for a defender. He's on a roll
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Here it is.
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class...
unbeatable
unbeatable
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Top Notch!
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The Real White Christmas wrote:apparently just been scored today.
40 yard volley...
a reason to wathc MOTD tonight!
I watched that goal during highlights segment, and I almost wet myself. GOLAZO! To contain my excitement a little bit, I just went ahead and said "fuck it" and put Taylor in my fantasy team. Anyone who scores goals like that earns a place in my teams!
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Krimbo wrote:Here it is.
FUCK!
Almost as impressive is Kimbo getting it on here so quickly, good work
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I'm good Hysen, you know this. 
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If that's as straight as it looks it's one of the greatest strikes ever. There's always a few from that range each year, but never from straight position and very rarely from a position where he could of crossed instead.
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The keeper should have saved that.
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If Tim Howard can't save that, no one can. 
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not sure the keeper could've saved it from where he was standing. it dipped very late. helluva strike
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So sweet I put him in my fantasy team for this weekend.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQi1T-dE8Hk
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Amazing goal. Best I've seen a long time, how he keeps it down is beyond me. Great technique.
Is Harry Redknapp the best manager in the Prem?
I read an article somewhere how everyone raves about O' Neill's achievements at leicester, Celtic and now Villa, but what Harry did for West Ham and now Portsmouth (forget about Southampton, he was never at the right club with them) impresses me just as much.
Portsmouth were going to get relegated last season before he turned up, and now they are pushing for Europe,
but most importantly, playing some excellent attractive football, the Harry Redknapp way.
for 'Appy 'Arry
Is Harry Redknapp the best manager in the Prem?
I read an article somewhere how everyone raves about O' Neill's achievements at leicester, Celtic and now Villa, but what Harry did for West Ham and now Portsmouth (forget about Southampton, he was never at the right club with them) impresses me just as much.
Portsmouth were going to get relegated last season before he turned up, and now they are pushing for Europe,
but most importantly, playing some excellent attractive football, the Harry Redknapp way.
for 'Appy 'Arry
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Not impressed - basically a lucky punt. Howard should have saved it, but failed to backpeddle quickly enough.
In truth, not even close to goal of the season.
In truth, not even close to goal of the season.
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santagoingmarching wrote:Not impressed - basically a lucky punt. Howard should have saved it, but failed to backpeddle quickly enough.
In truth, not even close to goal of the season.
Saintsar- Guest
And if we're going on the basis of exceptional long-range lobs then surely Alonso's is superior in terms of technique and distance?
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santagoingmarching wrote:And if we're going on the basis of exceptional long-range lobs then surely Alonso's is superior in terms of technique and distance?
I doubt me or Luis are going to stand any objection to that
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It's not lucky if you mean to do it.santagoingmarching wrote:Not impressed - basically a lucky punt. Howard should have saved it, but failed to backpeddle quickly enough.
In truth, not even close to goal of the season.
No, that went in because the keeper slipped.santagoingmarching wrote:And if we're going on the basis of exceptional long-range lobs then surely Alonso's is superior in terms of technique and distance?
Kevin- Guest
Van Persies was technically better, although that one looked more spectacular.
Luis- Guest
we all have different ideas on what an amazing goal is, for me Taylors yesterday was the best i've seen in some time in the premiership.
Best goal i've seen all season from anywhere is Ronaldinhos for Barca V Villareal
Best goal i've seen all season from anywhere is Ronaldinhos for Barca V Villareal
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I prefer team goals like Cambiassio against Serbia & M.
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Owen Thomas wrote:I prefer team goals like Cambiassio against Serbia & M.
To be fair, Bolton's first goal yesterday against West Ham was a brilliant team goal, but being Bolton, didnt get much credit
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The Real White Christmas wrote:Owen Thomas wrote:I prefer team goals like Cambiassio against Serbia & M.
To be fair, Bolton's first goal yesterday against West Ham was a brilliant team goal, but being Bolton, didnt get much credit
You are absolutely right. Boltons first goal was top class and is probably goal of the month
Let's hope people now shut the hell up about "long ball" Bolton
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LuisYouAMerryChristmas wrote:we all have different ideas on what an amazing goal is, for me Taylors yesterday was the best i've seen in some time in the premiership.
Best goal i've seen all season from anywhere is Ronaldinhos for Barca V Villareal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL5UhGirV3E
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