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Strangest goal I've ever seen!?!

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Larry

Fan Favourite
a very good goal i remember. Was about 3 years ago, Feyenoord v someone, Utrecht i think, and bosvelt shot it from like 35 yards and it hit the crossbar, hit the goalies head and went in :mrpimp:
 
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INFESTA

Official
Last sunday, Alenitchev scored a goal for Porto after the ball hitting the posts THREE TIMES! Left, right, left again and in! :jambo:
 
J

Jari Litmanen

Reserve Team
Cconcerning the guy who ran onto the pitch to abuse Enckelman :

"BIRMINGHAM City is appealing to all genuine fans for help in identifying the mindless spectator who ran on to the pitch and abused Villa goalkeeper Peter Enckelman.

The club was extremely disappointed that this individual spoiled what was otherwise a superb night for the club.

Once identified, the club intend to ban this person from St Andrew's for life.

If you can identify the person in the baseball cap, please contact safety Officer Brian Tew on 0121 202 5255."
 
B

bmpv666

Reserve Team
Originally posted by INFESTA
Last sunday, Alenitchev scored a goal for Porto after the ball hitting the posts THREE TIMES! Left, right, left again and in! :jambo:
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that was one of the funniest goals I've ever seen!

btw Infesta U forgot to say that before hitting the post for the last time (the 3rd) it hit the goalkeeper, being then deflected to the post, hit it and only then it crossed the line... :D

U can get a video of the goal here:

http://www.fcporto.pt/Noticias Geral_FutGolosFCPGilVicente150902_2157.asp

it's the 3rd, scored by alenitchev
 
A

AhmedK

Min
sad

I would laugh if it wasnt for that Carlos*ass who called the keeper a wanker:( :kader: :kader: Supid ass birmingham fan.
It must be a real big blow to him not only geting the strangest own goal in history but being called a wanker after words
 
M

Moffiz

Club Supporter
That goal was a product of Nordic cooperation in its prime!
I think they should make that a part of the Finnkampen-competition next year.

The reasons Enckelman tried to save the ball from going in, despite that he claims he never touched it is:

1. It have to be extremely humiliating for him to let in a goal like that, even if it doesn´t count.

2. If the rule about trown in goals not counting is the same as the rule about own goals on free kicks not counting, it would have resulted in a corner.
 
J

Jari Litmanen

Reserve Team
Yeah, Finnish-Swedish co-operation at it's "best" wouldn't you say Moffiz? :D


What happens if you shoot a goal kick into your own goal? Isn't it a corner & not an own goal ? Does anyone know ?
 
S

ShearerM4

Fan Favourite
Originally posted by Jari Litmanen
What happens if you shoot a goal kick into your own goal? Isn't it a corner & not an own goal ? Does anyone know ?
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lol .. yeah good question ..
I think (but not sure) that taht would actually be a goal
 
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Jari Litmanen

Reserve Team
hmmmmm

at this address ( http://www.mlsnet.com/about/rules/rule16.html )it says this (note: it's "MLS" LOL) :

"However, since the ball is not considered in play until after it leaves the penalty area, it is impossible to score an own goal directly off of a goal kick (an own goal may be awarded if the ball comes off of a teammate outside the box, however)."


Wouldn't it be a corner then like I said??? I wonder........... :confused:
 
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Antman

Club Supporter
I think that a goal kick in the own goal means a corner.

In 1982 a quite similar goal happened in the Bundesliga: Jean-Marie Pfaff, keeper of Bayern Munich, wanted to stop a throw in of a player from Werder Bremen, but he just tipped it and the goal went into the goal.

Last year there was an astonishing own-goal of Piplaca, keeper of Cottbus, against Gladbach. A player of Mönchengladbach shot from ca 16 meters, the ball was blocked by a player of Cottbus and flew straight upwards in the air, direktly on Piplica's head and in the goal. Last week-end Piplica caused an own-goal again. He now scored 3 own-goal, high-score in the Bundesliga :D
 
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jediknightluke

Club Supporter
HAHAHAHAHA,Enckelman made a great own goooooooooooooal!!!
i've never seen such a stupid mistake...maybe in the first match between Belgium & Sweden of euro2000,the goalkeeper's mistake is close to it:)
 
G

Gerrard 17

Fan Favourite
if u think the goal with Enckleman was funny, read this, from someone who actually knows what he is talking about :rolleyes:

Enckelman reacted well


As a goalkeeper, I felt very sorry for Peter Enckelman when I saw the goal he let in from a throw-in against Aston Villa on Monday night. Other people may have found it funny, but I can tell you I did not laugh. I never laugh when a goalkeeper goes through a hard time like that.

It's always very difficult for a goalkeeper because if you make a mistake, 99 per cent of the time it results in a goal. For me, mistakes are part of the game. They are always going to be made. The most important thing is to make sure they don't happen often, otherwise you will get an unwanted reputation.

To be honest, I don't consider what happened with Enckelman to be a clear goalkeeping error. I mean, it's not as if the ball slipped through his hands. What happened in this instance was nothing more than an accident, brought about by the rule change which forbids goalkeepers to control a throw-in with their hands.

I loved his reaction when he was taunted by a fan. I thought he behaved very intelligently.

That makes things difficult for us at times, because it means we must be more complete players. We have to be able to play with our feet, as well as make saves on our line and catch crosses.

When you make a mistake you can't turn the clock back. You just have to get on with your game as best as you can. It must have been so difficult for Enckelman because this was a derby, one of his team's most important games of the season, and there was a lot of media attention

But I loved his reaction when he was taunted by a Birmingham fan. I thought he behaved very intelligently.

I think 50 per cent of goalkeepers would have reacted to that, but Enckelman stayed remarkably calm and I admire him for that.

I can understand supporters feeling the way that fan did because the Birmingham people had waited a long time to get back in the Premiership and it was a special moment for them to see their team beating Aston Villa.

People always talk about the mistakes goalkeepers make, but outfield players can get away with them because they have people behind who can protect them and make things right. We goalkeepers have nobody behind us.

You have to be mentally strong as a keeper, and I believe we all are. I also still believe Enckelman is a good goalkeeper. He played very well against us in the first game of the season and he will get over this difficult period.

I'm also sure that he won't be the last goalkeeper this sort of thing happens to. It could happen to me or anybody, which is why you won't find me making light of it.

All of us at Liverpool are hoping for a good result against West Bromwich Albion tomorrow so we can put our defeat in Valencia firmly behind us. Of course, we were disappointed with our performance but I was also disappointed with some refereeing decisions.

He was the reason I said afterwards that we played like girls. This certainly shouldn't be interpreted as criticism of my team-mates.

The point I was trying to make was that in the first 15 or 20 minutes the referee made some decisions which meant we had to play softly and not challenge for possession in the way we would in the Premiership.

We like to play hard in every game, but if the referee doesn't allow it then we have to go by what he says. I think when Valencia come to Anfield it will be a different game.

Jerzy Dudek
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V

vze4b78y

Youth Team
its true what dudek said, i play gk and i understand how enkleman must feel, everyone makes mistakes, nobody is perfect. so im sorry about the last comment i made in this thread about how funny it was, i was being a real @$$hole.
 
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