comment by Fellaini's Pirouette to Perfection - Fear... (U1308)
posted 45 seconds ago
I have seen it...I have it on sky plus.
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So then you have seen him hitting the ground and his foot changing, thus hitting the ball in an uncoventional way which makes the ball swerve? That's it then. We can stop the back and forward stuff. Sorted, you agree with Joe, Glen and I. Time to move on. We got there finally. Bye!
Nope, I saw only what the clip I posted shows. Unless you have something else to show I am wrong?
I have a clip that shows clean contact....you have nothing
Nothing but a bitter view on goal of the season!
http://www.specsavers.co.uk/
Just for you TOOR they also specialise in redshiite tinted glasses,but I guess that you have a pair of them already
And with that silence.......
Victory!
Never try to tell someone what they have seen!
Ossie is so good that what ever our opinion of his goal is, he did exactly what was needed to score a goal like that. If that meant kicking the ground and mis-shaping his foot then that is what he decided to do. If he didn't kick the ground and it was just grass coming off of his studs then that too is what Ossie intended to score the goal he scored.
Or....... it was just a nice goal that helped us win an important game.
I saw it on goals on Sunday this morning, it was a good goal nothing unconventional about it it was a good old fashioned let it roll across your body and hit it with the outside of your foot and let the swerve do the rest. I was however surprised Osman scored from such a distance normally from what I have seen of him he has a fairly timid shot.
Joe Royal said it was a great strike and Ossie took a little divot,
the presenter says to Hoddle "so an element of fortune with the goal Glenn" Hoddle said " no it was the angle of the ball coming to Ossie that made the shot swerve so much and because of the angle it looks like it's mishit but he hit it in the middle of the ball and it's a wonderful strike"
Joe also said it wasn't a mishit.
Maybe tool hasn't seen the vid, only logical conclusion
Who gives a rat's posterior if it was a clean contact or not. It hit the back of the net and that's all that matters to me.
Joe Royal said it was a great strike and Ossie took a little divot, the presenter says to Hoddle "so an element of fortune with the goal Glenn" Hoddle said " no it was the angle of the ball coming to Ossie that made the shot swerve so much and because of the angle it looks like it's mishit but he hit it in the middle of the ball and it's a wonderful strike" Joe also said it wasn't a mishit.
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So Hoddle never said it was a mishit.....
Oh dear.. Where does this bitterness come from TOOR.
I wonder what would have happend if he didn't 'mis-hit' his shot TOOR?
Over 14 hours and still no come back on the half time commentary. Epic clempton.
Don't think we will hear from him again...
Back in the day, I was a good but extremely one-footed left winger. In fact I regularly got roasted by managers for it, but I was just unable to do anything on my right foot apart from stand on it. As a form of compensation I used to practice shooting with my favoured peg and my favourite shot was EXACTLY the one that Ossie cracked out on Saturday. Outside of the foot, hitting the ball as hard and as quick as I could. Don't think I ever got as much swerve as he did but we were still playing with pigs bladders back then!
Anyway, my point is. . . it was a great shot, a great goal and it WAS meant. Now excuse me while I return to the days when you could leave your front door open and policemen were allowed to clip kids round the back of t'head.
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posted on 17/3/13
comment by Fellaini's Pirouette to Perfection - Fear... (U1308)
posted 45 seconds ago
I have seen it...I have it on sky plus.
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So then you have seen him hitting the ground and his foot changing, thus hitting the ball in an uncoventional way which makes the ball swerve? That's it then. We can stop the back and forward stuff. Sorted, you agree with Joe, Glen and I. Time to move on. We got there finally. Bye!
posted on 17/3/13
Nope, I saw only what the clip I posted shows. Unless you have something else to show I am wrong?
I have a clip that shows clean contact....you have nothing
Nothing but a bitter view on goal of the season!
posted on 17/3/13
http://www.specsavers.co.uk/
Just for you TOOR they also specialise in redshiite tinted glasses,but I guess that you have a pair of them already
posted on 17/3/13
And with that silence.......
Victory!
Never try to tell someone what they have seen!
posted on 17/3/13
Ossie is so good that what ever our opinion of his goal is, he did exactly what was needed to score a goal like that. If that meant kicking the ground and mis-shaping his foot then that is what he decided to do. If he didn't kick the ground and it was just grass coming off of his studs then that too is what Ossie intended to score the goal he scored.
Or....... it was just a nice goal that helped us win an important game.
posted on 17/3/13
I saw it on goals on Sunday this morning, it was a good goal nothing unconventional about it it was a good old fashioned let it roll across your body and hit it with the outside of your foot and let the swerve do the rest. I was however surprised Osman scored from such a distance normally from what I have seen of him he has a fairly timid shot.
posted on 17/3/13
Joe Royal said it was a great strike and Ossie took a little divot,
the presenter says to Hoddle "so an element of fortune with the goal Glenn" Hoddle said " no it was the angle of the ball coming to Ossie that made the shot swerve so much and because of the angle it looks like it's mishit but he hit it in the middle of the ball and it's a wonderful strike"
Joe also said it wasn't a mishit.
posted on 17/3/13
Maybe tool hasn't seen the vid, only logical conclusion
posted on 17/3/13
Who gives a rat's posterior if it was a clean contact or not. It hit the back of the net and that's all that matters to me.
posted on 17/3/13
Joe Royal said it was a great strike and Ossie took a little divot, the presenter says to Hoddle "so an element of fortune with the goal Glenn" Hoddle said " no it was the angle of the ball coming to Ossie that made the shot swerve so much and because of the angle it looks like it's mishit but he hit it in the middle of the ball and it's a wonderful strike" Joe also said it wasn't a mishit.
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So Hoddle never said it was a mishit.....
Oh dear.. Where does this bitterness come from TOOR.
posted on 18/3/13
I wonder what would have happend if he didn't 'mis-hit' his shot TOOR?
Over 14 hours and still no come back on the half time commentary. Epic clempton.
posted on 18/3/13
Don't think we will hear from him again...
posted on 18/3/13
Back in the day, I was a good but extremely one-footed left winger. In fact I regularly got roasted by managers for it, but I was just unable to do anything on my right foot apart from stand on it. As a form of compensation I used to practice shooting with my favoured peg and my favourite shot was EXACTLY the one that Ossie cracked out on Saturday. Outside of the foot, hitting the ball as hard and as quick as I could. Don't think I ever got as much swerve as he did but we were still playing with pigs bladders back then!
Anyway, my point is. . . it was a great shot, a great goal and it WAS meant. Now excuse me while I return to the days when you could leave your front door open and policemen were allowed to clip kids round the back of t'head.
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