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Looks like I'm right , they swapped his legs over, great strike, that's what you call the sweet spot.

I have a different definition of the sweet spot.

Warm n sticky

Man!
I know the goal was special, but i wouldn't 'beat-off' cos of it.
thats taking it a bit too far...

He miss hit it.....

There's a hush hush theory that the Diaby bought all the grazing livestock in North London with his enormous wages and performed a clandestine mass sacrifice to appease the Welsh Sheep Gods. But you didn't hear it from me ok.

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posted 36 minutes ago
There's a hush hush theory that the Diaby bought all the grazing livestock in North London with his enormous wages and performed a clandestine mass sacrifice to appease the Welsh Sheep Gods. But you didn't hear it from me ok.
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Seems legit.

No mystery at all. Its so clear how he scored it that its almost laughable if it wasnt so sad that you have to come on a forum to ask.

Look at the point of contact. He didnt hit it with his foot hence his stance was different. He made conact with the ball around the ankle which meant his foot wasnt under the ball and didnt sky it. It looks deliberate to me so he still deserves all the credit for such a magnificent goal.

If you try this yourself a couple of points. As the bone is hard there you dont need much power in the shot and if the ball comes at you from the side it will swerve hugely towards the direction the ball was going so dont aim inside that post or you'll miss.

comment by TrapLord (U17571)
posted 13 hours, 24 minutes ago
Ramsey's goal still needs explaining. His body stance when he hit the ball and how he kicked it shouldn't have made him score. Just unreal
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we are talking about his 1st goal right ????

It really isn't that good a strike. I don't see what's so special. It's not even powerful.

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