i tot from winning eleven

who the f*** cares abt keane tackle on that cnut ? i certainly wont ... just a bad tackle ( but i love it )

.... kawan, need the video clip?

For those who doesn't know about the 57 yard goal, here it is.. Beckham's 57 yard goal

This post has been edited by Belphegor: Nov 15 2007, 06:49 PM

bro why don't u look for zola's back heel goal. i would love to see that... thanks

will do, hang on there..

Zola's backheel goal

This post has been edited by Belphegor: Nov 15 2007, 07:00 PM

Henry's lob goal over Fabian Barthez...
Di Canio's kung-fu kick goal & also he punched the ref....

This post has been edited by ervinliew86: Nov 15 2007, 06:56 PM

Indeed Henry's was classic.

Henry's lob over

Beckham's free kick against Greece, bring England to WC2002



This post has been edited by Belphegor: Nov 15 2007, 07:09 PM

delivered

Goaaal...... by Paul Robinson

This post has been edited by syahrulz: Nov 15 2007, 08:28 PM

That night in Istanbul 2005 A bunch of no-hopers overturning a 3-0 deficit to lift the Europen Cup. I bet it was a defining moment in someone like Djimi Traore's career

Roberto Carlos's swirling banana kick from freekick leaving Bathez rooted.

Dunno the name but the goalkeeper that used his legs aka 'Scorpion style' to save a lob ball.

oh...that goalie really crazy man

Ren� Higuita?

yup...pretty sure he is

You guys are really too young or I guess I am too old.

The definitive moment for me was way back in 1986 World Cup. Maradona's superb individual goal and also his cheating hand of god goal.

This two goals really define Maradona. Football genius and cheater.

I consider him to be the best footballer in the world and also the worst footballer in the world.

Why I think its definitive? Every footballer in world today have this trait in them. Ronaldo, Drogba, Rooney, Henry, etc.

Roberto Carlos swirling free kick that beat Barthez

Backheel goal by Nwankwo Kanu when play for Nigeria in Olympic game

Superb footwork that lead to goal by Bergkamp

Beckham half field goal

Robinson goal from freekick

Lilian Thuram goal in France 1998

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Added on November 15, 2007, 9:37 pmat least plenty player now score using his hand.. hehe

henry against rangers as example... hehe.. messi oso succesful on follow maradona hand of god

This post has been edited by Apis_LuaLua: Nov 15 2007, 09:37 PM

Don't you think tackling the opposition with the intention of seriously injuring him is not over the top? Well I do. He may be your legend but what he did is wrong.

Alonso scored better from his own half, 2 times, left and right foot.

yea and u could see Steve Harper's helpless face XD

a tackle causing injury should be frowned upon
its not part of the beautiful game


defining moment(s)
Gerrard's Olypiakos goal and againts West Ham
can't believe ppl nv said this lol

Istanbul 2005 is another one XD

Anthem of the tournament : Big Girls Don't Cry by Fergie

Not forget Michael Owen opened his career path through the stunning goal against Argentina of the unforgettable half field outrun.

Definitely Maradona for his hand of god, but more so for his brilliant individual goal against England in the same game. He went by 6 defenders and Shilton in goal before slotting it into the net.

Gordon Banks for making what is still touted as the greatest ever save against Pele.

Roberto Baggio for "that" penalty miss.

Roger Milla for being the oldest outfield player to play AND score in the World Cup.

Bruce Grobbelar's "jelly legs" impersonation in the 1984 European Cup Final.

Sergio Goichochea for making crucial saves in the 1990 World Cup in penalty shootouts for Argentina after filling in for Neri Pumpido who injured himself against Cameroon.

Oleg Salenko for scoring 5 goals against Cameroon in the 1994 World Cup.