Haaland Goal v Sparta - Fluke or Genius?

[malg]

The BBC have their own page now for the goal:

 

[waspish]

So what did he want to do pass it or score a goal

 

[blue cigar]

We may see less of this as he moves up through the leagues, it'll surely get harder to score goals

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

One of the best goals I've seen, can only think of one striker in world football who could score it

Darwin?

 

[.db.]

He tried to do it and it came off. That is surely the antithesis of a fluke?

 

[Mr Blue Moon]

The BBC have their own page now for the goal:

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Interesting to see how many comments are trying to diminish the goal or demand a rule change so that it could be disallowed for dangerous play…

 

[dadnlad]

has dermot disallowed it yet for dangerous boot

 

[Irlamblue]

League Two Player

 

[allyboy]

Fluke. was triyng to shield it, hold it up and bring others in to play. ffs

 

[RiversideBlue]

The BBC have their own page now for the goal:

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They're just setting it up so that if any kid gets injured attempting it they can blame Haaland and add it to every city report they make like the 115 charges.

 

[eversince 76]

There’s always a bit of luck needed to win in any sport. But without trying one never knows if fortune helps a little.
Anyways it was a fantastic goal by a fantastic goalscoring CF in a fantastic team. Nuff said.

 

[chaddblue]

No way was it a fluke

Incredible athleticism and he knew what he was doing and where the ball was supposed to go

Ok if he tried it 10 times he'd probably only score 1 but that doesn't mean it was a fluke

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Was improvisation. With intent of course.
The root of it is, ‘What can I get on it to send it that way?’
And yes, kids do this in the park all the time. Precisely because they play with that freedom to improvise.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

We obviously live in the heads of everyone at the BBC.
Fancy trying to question that goal.
They'd be better off staying quiet, giving it no attention and moving on to their petitioning of Maureen's Premier league medal for coming 2nd by 18pts with the rags

I think Talksport did this morning. On for 30mins, all I heard was Liverpool’s resurgence under Slot…

Didn’t get to check footy last night, so figured we won and they won 1-0.

Bingo…

 

[bluestevei]

a bit of both,

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

I guess acrobatic goals aren’t for everyone (unless Darwin had scored it)

 

[Scottish Cityzen]

I was right behind the flight of the ball in 138. Couldn’t believe what I was seeing - he definitely meant it, look at the action he puts into his leg movement to give the ball impetus. Just absolute ingenuity from someone who has been blessed from the gods with his physicality and flexibility.

No-one else like him at the moment.

 

[meltonblue]

It was genius that he was able to get the contact on the ball the way he did and it went towards the goal. That it went in was a slight bit of a fluke though.

Personally I actually think his other goal was better, the speed at which he transferred the ball from his left to his right foot and then finished it was incredible.

 

[ballbag]

I guess acrobatic goals aren’t for everyone (unless Darwin had scored it)
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I love it when Liverpool fans (not gonna call them scousers because they're from Scandinavia) act like this. It means they're upset about not being talked about because they are the most needy fuckers in football.

 

[I'm Blue]

Definitely angling for a job in the media ; )