11-28-2023, 09:14 AM
(11-28-2023, 08:42 AM)NewWanker Wrote:(11-28-2023, 07:41 AM)Spandaubaggie Wrote:(11-27-2023, 10:07 AM)AnelkasBeard Wrote:(11-27-2023, 07:37 AM)Spandaubaggie Wrote: The subjective nature of goals is there’s no real answer but surely complete cohesion with a team goal is the best type of goal. It is, after all, a team game.
To me that goal Jack Wishere scored some years ago was just poetry in motion. The great individual strike is a 1 in a 1000 thing.
The beating of players on a solo run is the height of individual skill. Occasion also counts, like in a big game. That is why the likes of Carlos Alberto and Maradona’s goals that were in the World Cup huge games are immortalised.
That's why Bale's overhead in the Champs League final is ahead of Garnacho's too.
Simply many of us, in our heyday, could catch a 30 yarder just right one in a 1000 times. You can see footage of low level games where someone blasts in a screamer.
None of us could do what Maradona did with his solo effort in 86. To score a brilliant goal in a high level game with the world watching is something else.
Garnachos goal was excellent but it won’t be remembered in a couple of years by other than United fans.
As has been said it's all subjective. For me I don't rate Maradona's goal as there were no real challenges made, you could argue he made it hard to be challenged. Same as that Giggs goal where he ran a long way, no real challenges made on him though.
The speed, balance and accuracy of the runs, along with the calmness to saunter through all those players is what makes the goals special.
Spandau is correct (in bold). Benteke scored an almost carbon copy of Garnacho's goal for Liverpool a few years ago, no-one remembers it happened. Everyone remembers Bale's though, because he did it when it truly mattered.