Noel Hunt's Goal

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02/04/2009, 8:47 PM
The Bunk

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Originally Posted by Stuttgart88

Impossible to tell. For a while I was convincede it was Hunt's.

However Robbie's run to the sideline claiming the goal was very convincing and if you watch Hunt's immediate reaction it's to chase Keane to congratulate him. If I were Hunt and I was sure it was mine I'd have run in my own direction.

I was always convinced it was Robbies goal. After hearing about Hunt claiming the goal, I watched the goal over and over and it is too hard to tell, there is definitely nothing there to say Hunt got the last touch. I know that if I had scored that I would have gone crazy and ran over to the supporters, not after my captain lol
02/04/2009, 8:54 PM
Den Perry

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Originally Posted by irishfan86

Dunphy called Trap a drunken gambler for making the substitutions he did, implying that he was just changing things for the sake of it and hoping for the best.

Thanks again Irishfan. I was at the game so didn't hear Dunphy's words of wisdom...

on the subject of Eamo I think his attacks on Trappatoni are disgraceful(I think Dunphy sometimes talks sense). We have just drawn with the World Champions at a very difficult away venue. We are in a very strong position to qualify(even if its in a play-off). People should cast their minds back to when we had that genius Staunton in charge. I wonder how the table would look if he were?
02/04/2009, 8:55 PM
tricky_colour

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Originally Posted by tetsujin1979

This is the best screenshot I can do of the goal, Hunt's leg is nowhere near to the ball, Keane is making clean contact

You can download the goal in slow motion here: http://tetsujin1979.googlepages.com/...aneVSItaly.mpg
It's only a few second long, I'd recommend using the slow motion option in VLC to view it

How do you do slow option VLC? All I could seem to do was pause or slow the speed. I tried it in another player Intervideo WinDVD which has a frame by frame advance, well at least I thought it had, but the frame you posted does not see to be available in Intervideo WinDVD!
I got the latest VLC but it I could not find a slow motoion option.
02/04/2009, 9:05 PM
osarusan

It seems to me the ball starts to change direction a microsecond before Keane's boot would have made contact.
02/04/2009, 9:22 PM
SkStu

http://www.independent.ie/breaking-n...y-1696696.html

taking it too far now in my opinion - or alternatively lodge an appeal and do it quietly.
02/04/2009, 9:23 PM
Colbert Report

Unreal. What a joke this guy is.
02/04/2009, 9:27 PM
Tis-smeee

Pot Kettle Troll
02/04/2009, 9:51 PM
Den Perry

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Originally Posted by Tis-smeee

Pot Kettle Troll

is it just because you are from Waterford that we're not allowed to criticise a hunt? for God's sake he's taking it too far now
02/04/2009, 9:54 PM
Tis-smeee

No but calling the guy a joke and a pikey is just plain silly , saying that it doesnt matter because its a team game is ridiculous , just trying to level the playing field.
02/04/2009, 9:58 PM
tetsujin1979

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Originally Posted by tricky_colour

How do you do slow option VLC? All I could seem to do was pause or slow the speed. I tried it in another player Intervideo WinDVD which has a frame by frame advance, well at least I thought it had, but the frame you posted does not see to be available in Intervideo WinDVD!
I got the latest VLC but it I could not find a slow motoion option.

yeah, all you can really do is use the slow controls, because of the way VLC is coded, there's no frame advance option for it
Media Player Classic has the option alright, but it's only in one direction only
02/04/2009, 10:19 PM
theworm2345

I've put two replays side by side and slowed them down, perhaps it will help perhaps not, I've thought it was Keane's goal the whole time
http://www.mediafire.com/?mvm2hni2dkj
02/04/2009, 10:26 PM
osarusan

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Originally Posted by Colbert Report

Unreal. What a joke this guy is.

"Hunt steals Keane's Goal"

"Keane steals Hunt's Goal"

2 ways of looking at it. Personally I couldn't care less who gets the goal officially, but for you to be calling Hunt a joke and a whiny b!tch over this makes you look like a true idiot.
02/04/2009, 10:36 PM
Colbert Report

In fairness, this reminds me of a child on the school playground arguing over who got the last touch on a ball that went in the goal. Who really cares? In my personal opinion, this makes Noel Hunt look like an immature amateur. Just my two cents, that's all. You're all entitled to your own opinions too.
02/04/2009, 10:37 PM
fergalr

The trend on this forum to rush to criticise those who are playing for our country is beyond me. Sad.
02/04/2009, 10:48 PM
Qwerty

It is more of an own goal than Hunt's goal. It's Keane's. Is this an April Fool's joke that didn't get out in time :rolleyes:
02/04/2009, 11:00 PM
theworm2345

If Noel Hunt wanted a goal he should've finished off that corner that went through his legs :o
02/04/2009, 11:15 PM
soccerc

For what it's worth I was just a few yards away and my initial belief it was Hunt or an Italian OG, it happened that fast.
02/04/2009, 11:26 PM
eirebhoy

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Originally Posted by Dun Laoire

Not to us it doesn't but i think if Hunt feels he was the one who scored and got credited for the goal it would only do his confidence the world of good which of course would be to our benefit.

I'd rather our first choice striker got the confidence tbh and that goal will lift a huge weight off Keane's shoulders with people commenting on his goal drought against the top teams.

and btw, unlike every other county in Ireland, most Dublin people don't tend to care whether our players are from Dublin, Cork or Donegal. :)
02/04/2009, 11:31 PM
osarusan

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Originally Posted by eirebhoy

I'd rather our first choice striker got the confidence tbh and that goal will lift a huge weight off Keane's shoulders with people commenting on his goal drought against the top teams.

Whatever happens, I hope it is resolved quickly, amicably, and preferably quietly.
02/04/2009, 11:44 PM
craig7042

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Originally Posted by osarusan

"Hunt steals Keane's Goal"

"Keane steals Hunt's Goal"

2 ways of looking at it. Personally I couldn't care less who gets the goal officially, but for you to be calling Hunt a joke and a whiny b!tch over this makes you look like a true idiot.

I dont really care either! Mind you...great to see Hunt out there. Really pleased for him. Not long since he was making his debut for Shamrock Rovers and I saw his uncle or father or someone mouthing encouragement to him from behind the goal! Great he had his chance and brilliant when he went for Zambrotta!

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