Think I have it at home, it's big though!Originally Posted by ThatGuy
I could list a few Bohs goals but to be honest, the best goal that I have ever seen in Irish football (on TV unfortunately) was scored in extra-time in the FAI Cup for Sligo Rovers against Shelbourne about 3 years ago. I can't remember the name of the guy who scored it, but he won the ball near midfield, impressively rounded a player (maybe two) and beautifully striked it into the goal chipping the 'keeper from a long distance.
What was the name of the player, is he still playing for Sligo?
It was put up on the Sligo site after it was scored but it is gone now. Does anyone have it on MPEG by any chance?
Aside from that, Glen Crowe's goal in Dalyer against St.Pats in 2000/01 was an absolute scorcher.
Think I have it at home, it's big though!Originally Posted by ThatGuy
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
If you're still a student can you upload it to radipshare (or a similar site) next time you're in college?
Will do it tomorrow if I get a chance.Originally Posted by ThatGuy
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
No needOriginally Posted by ThatGuy
http://www.shelbournefc.ie/video.php?yearid=2003
Keogh is the one you're looking for.
Tony Sheridans goal in the '96 cup final for sheer quality was incredible too, there's a link here, http://www.redsindependent.com/Shero.mpeg but unfortunately the quality is poor and so it doesn't really do the goal justice.
That wasnt a 30-40 yard screemer into the shopping centre end was it?Originally Posted by ThatGuy
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
Liam Coyle's goal for Derry City against Dundalk in Oriel Park in the late 80s I think.A long high punt came over his head as he headed for goal and without any looking up he took it on the volley and in full stride hammered in a shot Zidane would have been proud of.
I mentioned that goal to him back in 1991 or 1992 and he's forgotten it. Maybe he was being modest.
Nice bloke Liam - a true star.![]()
Yeah that's the one.Originally Posted by Troy.McClure
Very true. Top man.Originally Posted by sirhamish
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I was in Section A of the Jodi that night and have to say that I havent seen a better one in the flesh before or since.Originally Posted by Carlin
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
Thanks. What a goal!Originally Posted by Slash/ED
brian morris-roe hit one from well inside his own half against dundalk about 6 years ago. no cameras there to catch it of course!!!
Originally Posted by Slash/ED
gaffneys goal on the same page isnt half bad either
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Neither is the header, all three excellent goals in their own way.Originally Posted by blutil
If I remember correctly, the first goal referred to on this thread was scored by Ollie Keogh, otherwise noted for being an ill-tempered dwarf. He's playing junior football in Galway now.
Best goal I ever saw anywhere was Damian Dunleavy for Harps against UCD in the first match at Finn Park under floodlights. He spun and unleashed a screaming half volley just as our keepers long punt bounced. He was on the edge of the centre circle but the second he hit it you knew it was going in the top corner.
Just a pity there where no cameras there!
I'll second that. I was in the Jodi that night too, and it's definitely the best goal I've ever seen live. Crowe caught it the dropping ball on the half volley just inside the half way line and it went like a rocket into the top corner. Even though it was against us, you just had to admire the sheer quality of it.Originally Posted by Troy.McClure
Among the Pats goals I've seen, two spring to mind. The first was Eddie Gormley scoring from the half way line against Sligo Rovers at Richmond. The second was superb team goal scored by Martin Reilly when we beat Bohs 5-0 on Brian Kerrs tenth anniversary in charge. It was a breakaway that swept the length of the field in 4 or 5 passes and Reilly smashed it into the roof of the net to complete his hat trick. Bliss.
You beat me to it .. Gormley from the half way line .. Hawkins scored a cracker as well in the same game.Originally Posted by TonyD
The 3 Rovers goals that spring to my mind are
1. McCourt's 2nd at home to Bray this year.
2. Gino's 20 (?) yard run past everybody to get a 1-0 win against Bohs at the RDS. All I can rememer clearly is seeing him get closer and closer to the goal thinking, no it couldn't possibly happen..![]()
3. Stephen Geoghegan's goal at home to Galway (?) at the RDS in 93-94. A right footed volley from just over the halfway line and beside the sideline at the Grandstand and flying in the top corner......![]()
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and it's not gonna be four
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Keogh's goal was, without doubt, one of the best in Irish soccer ever. John Gaffney's one was very good too. Overall it was a great match.
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He had scored a goal just like that Shels one for us against Monaghan a few weeks before hand but it was disallowed for off-side even though it clearly wasn't. He was always trying to score from the halfway line, it must have been his training routineOriginally Posted by kickR
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Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
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