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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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
FA Cup Shocks Special
Happy New Year.
Following the weekend's FA Cup shocks of Forest beating Arsenal and Coventry defeating Stoke, the History of Goal Nets kicks off 2018 with a glance back at FA Cup shocks of the past, and the terrific goal nets architecture that hosted the matches.
Sutton United v Coventry City 1987
Great white saggy nets, Chelsea-style crooked A-frames. Two goals from corners.
Wrexham v Arsenal 1992
Strict triangular Continental D's as per the early 1990's fashion at the old Racecourse Ground (and check out David Seaman being beaten on his post by Mickey Thomas' free-kick.)
Manchester United v Southampton 1976
The grandfather of upsets and the grandmother of old goal nets. Always - always - loved the way Bobby Stokes shot rebounded off the old Wembley stanchion...
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arsenal,
coventry,
manchester united,
southampton,
sutton united,
wrexham
Monday, February 28, 2011
Sutton United
Check out the classic A-frames at Gander Green Lane, as non-League Sutton dismisses Coventry City, the last time a non-league outfit defeated a team from the English top-flight in the FA Cup.
Do these look a little like the mid-70's A-frames at Barcelona?
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