The locations of some of the greatest goals are identifiable not by the players who scored them, but the nets the ball ended up in
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
UEFA Europa League - Chornomorets Odesa
The original football team in Odessa played in a hole that was dug out of the ground to form a lake. Though the lake was never built - hey, this was the Soviet Union - it was noticed that the hole was a similar shape to the Black Sea so the team that played there was nicknamed Chornomorets, or Black Sea Men.
So if the team was named after the hole, what if we were to name the stadium after the shape of the on-field architecture?
What would we call it?
Wembley?
Heysel?
Stadionul Dinamo?
(check out the ball wrapping itself round the stanchions in the Bremen goal towards the end; magic)
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