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Dunno if it was brought up in ant other thread (cant read them all as I have somewhat of a life) . On local radio today in Waterford Noel is adament he scored the goal and wants to be credtitde as such, I thought he got the last touch at the time and a mate of mine said the same after the game when I called out to the house , might be interesting to hear what Robbie has to say on the matter . Discuss:p
i have watched it a few times and i am convinced its hunts goal, i raised it on another thread..
until i hear robbie says he didnt touch it, im giving it to robbie.
I think it was Hunt's goal also now after watching it 10 times. For the walts who slat Robbie on here i wish he had of got it.
Wonder if Dunphy would have been so harsh on Trap for taking off Doyle if he realised who actually scored. :rolleyes:
Who you trying to convince us or yourself :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tis-smeee
Watched it from a great angle (can't find the link though) and it's 60-40 keane's goal. Hunt seemed to get a slight touch before Keane smashes it.
And who set it up , but sure the guy is a drunk gambler
link to the goal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNbJa...eature=related
a 60-40 keane goal LOL, it's either 100% his or 100% Hunts.
maybe hunt touched it before robbie banged it in, look at robbies celebration. now if he didnt touch it surely he would have went to hunt to celebrate ? plus i cant see him claiming he scored it if he clearly didnt.
very immature stuff from hunt. who cares who scored the goal? it is a team game for christ's sake.
Posted on another thread:Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
“I saw the ball coming down and Caleb (Folan) getting the knock down,” said the Reading striker. “Robbie was there and we both went for it but I got a toe to it and it went in. I went one way to celebrate and Robbie went the other after him (Folan).
“Eventually I had to join in with them but I was on top of Robbie shouting down at him: “It’s my goal, it’s my goal,” and he was there just laughing.
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...243863582.html
Immature? Did you forget a smiley?
Why would Noel not claim the goal if he believes he scored it!?
Yeah credit it where credit is due, i am sure you would claim it also especially if you were not a regular starter.
of course you'd claim it , strikers are ego maniacs , not surprised they both claim it !
but i think it's hunts...
Given that it would be his first for Ireland, I'd say that's why he'd want to claim it. On top of the fact that he believes it's his. It may be a team game, but players obviously still want to get individual accolades. What it Hunt never scores "again" for Ireland?
Would say 100% Hunt based on Andy Grays rule of direction of the ball after contact , Hunts run is directly in line with the angle of the ball going into net.
I really couldn't care less who scored the goal. Hunt can **** off and go sit in the corner with Stephen Ireland if he thinks this is an important issue.
how would you like someone else taking credit for your work?Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
bottom line is ireland scored against italy but why shouldnt hunt make his case??
Say you were considered good enough to play for Ireland. Wouldn't you be a little peeved if, after scoring what you considered to be your first goal someone else is given, and claims, all of the credit? I know I would. I mean, it would be his first goal for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
Putting him in the same sentence as Ireland just because of that is unfair. Why should he be ostracised for attempting to claim credit for something that he believes is his.
Andy gray would deffo give it to hunt and from the angle behind the goal i would too it matters because hunt shook things up a bit i thought and to cap that with a goal away to the world champions is a big thing for a young irish player and would put him in the frame to be used more often by the manager,id be gutted to have that taken away from me and he has every right to claim it,to compare him to a sulking s.ireland is ridiculous by the way.
Because its a team game, and unlike tag rugby they don't award a different amounts of point depending on who scores. Deflections happen all the time and players don't feel the need to cry about it. Lack of respect for the captain as well, don't wash your dirty linen in public.Quote:
Originally Posted by RogerMilla