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In today's Telegraph, Gary Lineker describes the goal that Leicester's Jamie Vardy scored last night against Liverpool, the "Goal of the decade". Pity that Lineker wasn't at Spotland last Saturday to see Calum Camps score an identical goal. I guess Vardy just took a leaf out of Calum's book.
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Goal of the decade? on 16:01 - Feb 3 with 4626 views
Even with my dodgy eyesight I can tell there's a big difference in the two goals, and yes both are brilliant but IMO Vardy's is better, but maybe not goal of the decade, though among ten or twenty that could make a shortlist for such a vote, if one was to be held.
That Vardy goal last night was superb, but it's nothing Paul Connor wasn't doing 15 years ago and Simmo a couple of years later.
Goal of the decade? Nope, for one, Deli Alli's goal last week was better for me. Rooney has scored better goals, a few better goals even, as has Charlie Adam, Peter Crouch, Ronaldo, Bale, Mata and Scholes just off the top of my head.
If I hadn't seen such riches, I could live with being poor
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Goal of the decade? on 17:17 - Feb 3 with 4399 views
That Vardy goal last night was superb, but it's nothing Paul Connor wasn't doing 15 years ago and Simmo a couple of years later.
Goal of the decade? Nope, for one, Deli Alli's goal last week was better for me. Rooney has scored better goals, a few better goals even, as has Charlie Adam, Peter Crouch, Ronaldo, Bale, Mata and Scholes just off the top of my head.
The impact of the goal on the match outcome and Leicester's season will have unduly influenced Lineker's opinion.
Whilst spectacular, the technical ability required to beat a keeper who's off his line from 25-30 yards isn't that difficult. Kallum Higginbottom's effort at Accy from about 50 yards was more difficult.
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