comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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EXTRA time!!!!!
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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You said Ramos’ equaliser was the most clutch goal you’ve ever seen...
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posted 4 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
So this is a thread of most important injury time goals?
Dzeko v QPR is more "clutch" than Agueros I am guessing, because Aguero couldnt have scored the winner without an equaliser?
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How did I forget the Aguero goal?
No, in that case Aguero's goal was more clutch (slightly, both were hugely clutch), because City needed all 3 points to win the title, hence needed both goals. Aguero's was more clutch because it was literally the last kick.
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It literally wasn’t
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United didn't need extra time. We had Fergie Time.
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posted 48 seconds ago
comment by Pun Has Retired From Comedy. Kitty is to blame. (U21588)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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EXTRA time!!!!!
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its overtime buddy
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It's not mate
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 18 seconds ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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Not entirely true, clutch can be a game winner in the 60th minute if that’s the only chance in the game.
Sheringham brought us back into the game with minutes left, clutch.
Solskjaer scored the winner with barely anytime left on the clock just after, clutch.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one person.
Steph Curry could hit a clutch 3 pointer to take Golden State up by 1 point with 1 second on the clock. Kyrie Irving could then to down the other end to hit a clutch 2 pointer to win by 1 with a buzzer beater. Both would be considered clutch moments.
Deeney’s goal for Watford and Drogba CL final header first ones I thought of
Rivaldo, makes it better because it was a facking overhead kick.
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Suggestion for the forum.
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comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 48 seconds ago
comment by Pun Has Retired From Comedy. Kitty is to blame. (U21588)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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EXTRA time!!!!!
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its overtime buddy
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It's not mate
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it is
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You’re supposed to say “it is too”
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comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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You said Ramos’ equaliser was the most clutch goal you’ve ever seen...
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Yeah because they were 0-1 down in the 93rd min, vs their City rivals in a UCL Final, and if he didn't score La Decima was up in smoke.
Obviously Real then dominated in overtime but none of that would have been possible without El Capitan nailing that header.
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
Suggestion for the forum.
A split function.
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A dual clutch debate
And United had the treble on the line, and denied Bayern of one. Both goals > Ramos.
Thomas for arsenal and aguero for city. League winning goals at the final hurdle.
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comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
Suggestion for the forum.
A split function.
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A dual clutch debate
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Oh that’s good
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posted 37 seconds ago
Jaundice Boy
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comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 1 minute ago
Jaundice Boy scoring winner in last few mins of World Cup Final of Soccer (Men) in 2010.
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lol
Yeah Thomas' goal at Anfield in 89 is an iconic clutch goal.
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Suggestion for the forum.
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posted on 3/6/20
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
posted on 3/6/20
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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EXTRA time!!!!!
posted on 3/6/20
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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You said Ramos’ equaliser was the most clutch goal you’ve ever seen...
posted on 3/6/20
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
So this is a thread of most important injury time goals?
Dzeko v QPR is more "clutch" than Agueros I am guessing, because Aguero couldnt have scored the winner without an equaliser?
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How did I forget the Aguero goal?
No, in that case Aguero's goal was more clutch (slightly, both were hugely clutch), because City needed all 3 points to win the title, hence needed both goals. Aguero's was more clutch because it was literally the last kick.
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It literally wasn’t
posted on 3/6/20
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posted on 3/6/20
United didn't need extra time. We had Fergie Time.
posted on 3/6/20
comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 48 seconds ago
comment by Pun Has Retired From Comedy. Kitty is to blame. (U21588)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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EXTRA time!!!!!
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its overtime buddy
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It's not mate
posted on 3/6/20
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 18 seconds ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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Not entirely true, clutch can be a game winner in the 60th minute if that’s the only chance in the game.
Sheringham brought us back into the game with minutes left, clutch.
Solskjaer scored the winner with barely anytime left on the clock just after, clutch.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one person.
Steph Curry could hit a clutch 3 pointer to take Golden State up by 1 point with 1 second on the clock. Kyrie Irving could then to down the other end to hit a clutch 2 pointer to win by 1 with a buzzer beater. Both would be considered clutch moments.
posted on 3/6/20
Deeney’s goal for Watford and Drogba CL final header first ones I thought of
posted on 3/6/20
Rivaldo, makes it better because it was a facking overhead kick.
posted on 3/6/20
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posted on 3/6/20
Suggestion for the forum.
A split function.
Article splits into a debate about what clutch means and a separate article celebrating late goals.
posted on 3/6/20
comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 6 seconds ago
comment by Pun Has Retired From Comedy. Kitty is to blame. (U21588)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 48 seconds ago
comment by Pun Has Retired From Comedy. Kitty is to blame. (U21588)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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EXTRA time!!!!!
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its overtime buddy
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It's not mate
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it is
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You’re supposed to say “it is too”
posted on 3/6/20
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posted on 3/6/20
comment by Joe The King Exotic (U10026)
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
comment by Pride of the North (U6803)
Both Sheringham and Solskjaers goals in the ‘99 final were clutch goals, as they both had to be scored in order to win the game as there would be unlikely be any other chances to score.
Clutch doesn’t just have to be one singular event, it is coming up with the goods in the most important moments, when there probably won’t be another chance.
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United would have still had the 30 mins overtime, even if Solsjkaer missed.
It's still clutch but the true meaning of clutch is a do-or-die type moment.
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You said Ramos’ equaliser was the most clutch goal you’ve ever seen...
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Yeah because they were 0-1 down in the 93rd min, vs their City rivals in a UCL Final, and if he didn't score La Decima was up in smoke.
Obviously Real then dominated in overtime but none of that would have been possible without El Capitan nailing that header.
posted on 3/6/20
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
Suggestion for the forum.
A split function.
Article splits into a debate about what clutch means and a separate article celebrating late goals.
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A dual clutch debate
posted on 3/6/20
And United had the treble on the line, and denied Bayern of one. Both goals > Ramos.
posted on 3/6/20
Thomas for arsenal and aguero for city. League winning goals at the final hurdle.
posted on 3/6/20
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posted on 3/6/20
Jaundice Boy
posted on 3/6/20
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
Suggestion for the forum.
A split function.
Article splits into a debate about what clutch means and a separate article celebrating late goals.
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A dual clutch debate
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Oh that’s good
posted on 3/6/20
comment by Joe The King Exotic (U10026)
posted 37 seconds ago
Jaundice Boy
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posted on 3/6/20
comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 1 minute ago
Jaundice Boy scoring winner in last few mins of World Cup Final of Soccer (Men) in 2010.
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lol
posted on 3/6/20
Yeah Thomas' goal at Anfield in 89 is an iconic clutch goal.
posted on 3/6/20
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 37 minutes ago
Suggestion for the forum.
A split function.
Article splits into a debate about what clutch means and a separate article celebrating late goals.
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We'll debate the meaning of clutch. Reckon we could get at least ten pages out of it.
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