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
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Saturday, March 30, 2013
Argentina - Atletico de Rafaela
Like many sides in the Argentine Primera Division, La Crema are to be congratulated for sticking with their L-supports.
However, if prizes were being handed out for the worst ball retention seen anywhere, would any other club or stadium even get a look in?
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Monday, February 11, 2013
UEFA Europa League - SSC Napoli
European competition resumes this week and the History of Goal Nets is going to look at those clubs playing in the last 32 of the Europa League, kicking off with SSC Napoli.
Still the fourth best supported side in Italy, the Napoli of today boasts stars such as Edinson Cavani, and a stadium with modern box nets. Dig those blue ground supports...
25 years ago the San Paolo boasted the King of Naples and A-frames straight off the A-list.
Twenty years prior to that, you knew you were watching Napoli when you saw their Iron Man set of stanchions.
Still the fourth best supported side in Italy, the Napoli of today boasts stars such as Edinson Cavani, and a stadium with modern box nets. Dig those blue ground supports...
25 years ago the San Paolo boasted the King of Naples and A-frames straight off the A-list.
Twenty years prior to that, you knew you were watching Napoli when you saw their Iron Man set of stanchions.
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