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
Showing posts with label glenn hoddle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glenn hoddle. Show all posts
Monday, December 4, 2017
The Big Match Week 14
If you have a weekend match-up at Vicarage Road between Watford and Tottenham Hotspur and a blog dedicated to the lost aesthetics of the game in the 1970's and 1980's, it requires only the alchemy of adding those two simple elements together to make gold.
Yes, your Big Match feature this week is The Glenn Hoddle Goal.
OK, it's 1983 and Watford have taken unique liberties with their oversized Continental D's but let's be honest - you only really see the goal nets once the ball has completed it's laser guided flight over the Watford goalie's head, don't you?
Monday, August 22, 2016
The Big Match - Week 2
The Big Match for Week 2 is Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea in August 1978.
Tottenham's recent World Cup winning Argentine imports Osvaldo Ardiles and Ricardo Villa attracted most of the attention at the time.
Connoisseurs of the goal nets will instead revel in the instantly recognisable White Hart Lane hardware and marvel at the software's ball retention properties.
Gerry Armstrong's rocket shot for 2-1 would rebound to the halfway line today, while Kenny Swain's header for 2-2 would pinball round box nets pulled taut and made of trampoline.
Check out the behind the goals replay for that equaliser, you just don't see nets this good any more.
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Square-o's: Tottenham Hotspur
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