He might be using 2 feet, but they're in contact at the same time, therefore it's still only one touch. Page 125 of the laws of the game (google it), says: "A free kick can be taken by lifting the ball with a foot or both feet simultaneously" . Therefore, it's legal.
Dietmar Bruck still getting a game. Spider must have been injured. We don't see our number 6 in the clip. I'm guessing it could have been Roy Barry or even Bobby Parker. Does anyone know?
I'm training to be a ref and was surprised to read in the Fifa Laws that scooping the ball up at a free kick, with one or both feet, for a team-mate to then kick is allowed. They make a point that it's actually allowed. I thought it'd been banned since this goal, maybe they changed the laws again.
@adarkwindblows Yes, it is illegal now. It was a grey area at the time but, if memory serves, not long after that kick, the FA and FIFA and UEFA decided that any kick that touched the boot more than once counted as two touches. So these kind of dead ball flicks are no longer possible. Pity, innit?
@adarkwindblows Well done Sherlock. Maybe you should lobby FIFA to get this outlawed? After all, 41 years of this going on every weekend is just not in the spirit of the game is it?
My dad (Liverpool fan) was at this match with a group of Everton fans. He arrived back that night just in time for Match of the Day and told us to watch out for a very special goal.
I see football coverage was no better then. The producer actually misses the flick up in the live feed by focusing on the wall. Still, lovely strike. Very Hot Shot Hamish.
It was allowed and the goal stood. After it aired it caused a debate and a ruling from the FA later adopted by FIFA. The player taking the kick is not allowed to pass to himself. It is impossible for both his feet to strike and leave the ball at the same time (when time is broken down into milliseconds) so the FA ruled that the player is passing the ball between his feet and that any futher attempts would be against the rules of the game.
A big ''thank you'' for the posting. David Jones' recent effort inspired me to look this one up. For anyone of my generation the famous, and now illegal, Willie Carr flick and Ernie Hunt's volley are unforgettable.
it's a shame this got banned straight away! to be fair it is easier to score from a volley than a dead ball, but still why not keep it and let others try. It would make far out free kicks better cus lets be honest they're pretty useless! However you can do something similar as long as you can roll it up your legand flick it back with your heel....
UNFUCKINGBELEIVABLE GOAL!! MAD GENIUS whoeva designed this 1! also love manyoo's disqualified corner against chelsea in the league last season at old trafford when we beat em 3 - 0
Actually the correct reason the goal would not be allowed was that the ball needs to ROLL or MOVE one full circumference before another player can touch it!
@deano8718 Yeah, home to about 50 six fingered banjo strummers cowering behind two lines of coppers on the King Richard Street corner. Mancs and cockneys regularly took the west end. Brummies never.
it was banned because the first man touches the ball twice by placing each foot on the ball; I saw this game on tv as it happened (as a very impressionable 10 year old) and tried, with my mates, to duplicate it for about two years afterwards. Came close, but it's amazing how high the ball goes before the volley.
This peace of brilliant improvisation was actually banned shortly after.The ball from a free kick now has to go forward,back,sideways,in the air or on the ground but not vertically !!!
dude, nowadays chicks do play soccer, and guys have long shorts now.. and frankly ive watched some womens games, and there not as interesting to watch as the mens cuz the mens is WAYY more intense
Regarding the commentary about the FA outlawing the so called "donkey kick". I'd like to state that the FA banned it not because it hadn't travelled more than it's diameter but because it was not cleanly struck from the foot/body. They outlawed the two foot donkey kick because the ball was deemed not to be struck cleanly.
Shame.
This video has been watched 300.000 times which shows just how great a football moment it was.
I was at that game but unfortunately missed seeing it go. Watching Match of Day that night made up for it. I kid you not, it didn't even make Goal of the Year!!! Can you believe it? Some twat playing for Yeovil or Colchester United hit a screamer from 40 yards in a farmer's field to put Newcastle or was it Leeds out of the cup and giant killers it seems make the news but quickly fade away. Can anyone remember that goal? Ronny Radford I think it was. Doubt it.
I think, 1970-71 season, the Goal of the Season was a team effort from Tottenham against Burnley, scored i think by Martin Chivers. Ronnie Radford's goal was in 1971-72, the next season
I remember when Norway scored a goal like this a few years back. Think it was Steffen Iversen, or maybe he was the one chipping the ball. Either way it looks lovely when it goes in, but OH so dreadfull when you miss;p
If that had been by Brazil in 1970 instead of Coventry the whole world would know about it and the scorer would be yet another footballing god and have the move named after him.
@NameCC8687 excellent goal..but coventry never boasted the likes of pele, tostao, rivelino, jairzinho, gerson or carlos alberto. Neither did they hammer great teams like england and italy on the way to winning a world cup with only wins. Neither did they play some of the best football anybody will ever witness.
@portugalskrilla Fair point, it was a bit of a one-off moment of inspiration I agree. Mind you, the journos would never have stopped going on about it had Cruff or Pele or Platini done it.....
that's one of the most famous goals ever scored in English football and caused the rules of the game to be changed to forbid a recurrence. Technically, the ball didn't travel one diameter when Carr flicked it up and indirect free kicks must more that far before a second player hits the ball
I think this was covered by Phoenix from the Flames in Fantasy Football, but have a look at Willie Carr going to shake hands with an unseen dwarf at 0.24!
I should have been a foul. You can't take the ball like that guy is doing there, that's more than touching once. BTW, Almeria's Alvaro Negredo scored one last season that was a bit similar.
The laws of the game were altered after this Ernie Hunt goal. It was a bit of a shame - why get rid of something that takes great skill and doesn't physically hurt anyone?
in the 70's it was a unique time in Div 1, on their day anyone could beat anyone, and football was more interesting, because of it. and 99% of the players and managers were British!
I was there, right behind the goal in the stand with my Dad. I was 12 or 13 and the feeling was magic. Everyone at school (Leamington College for Boys) was trying it in the playground on the Monday after the game! A life long, long-suffering supporter am I !! Hey ho, those were the days. Great to see all the old faces of that team again. Thanks.
I don't think they changed the rules, it was concluded that it should never have been admitted in the first place because an outfielder is never allowed to lock the ball.
Willie Carr and Ernie Hunt - they banned this type of free kick after this- ( ball not going forward or something) - that's what you get for creativity...
I was there too as an 11-year-old. Standing at the other end, so I had the same kind of view as the action replay. I remember drawing it for all my mates at school - in those days there weren't endless replays on TV. Final score was 3-1 and Everton were champions at the time. They tried something similar later where Willie Carr put his toe under the ball and flicked it up. 'Goal of the Season'! The simple kits are brilliant I think, Barry Davies, jumpers for goal-posts... Oops, I'm rambling now!
I was at the game standing in the spion kop. I could not get my usual spot by the wall as there were a lot of Everton fans there. (they were reigning champions ) My Dad sat me on the crash barrier nearest the front. I was 8 at the time. After Ernie scored the Everton fans left giving me a great view for the rest of the match. I still go now. Although I often wonder why. Play up Sky Blues
I know the bloke who scores that he live across the road from me and is a abusolute ledgend
1234jturner 3 days ago
He might be using 2 feet, but they're in contact at the same time, therefore it's still only one touch. Page 125 of the laws of the game (google it), says: "A free kick can be taken by lifting the ball with a foot or both feet simultaneously" . Therefore, it's legal.
HoldenMan 1 week ago
We speak with an accident exceedingly rare
retrolicious1 4 weeks ago
Dietmar Bruck still getting a game. Spider must have been injured. We don't see our number 6 in the clip. I'm guessing it could have been Roy Barry or even Bobby Parker. Does anyone know?
broadband0118 3 months ago
"Right out of the book, and on the first line too" It sounds more like he says that i think.
beccullity 4 months ago
Right out of the book... and on the far side, too.
jscollina 4 months ago
What does Barry Davies say at the end? Right out of the book and ?
broadband0118 5 months ago
I'm training to be a ref and was surprised to read in the Fifa Laws that scooping the ball up at a free kick, with one or both feet, for a team-mate to then kick is allowed. They make a point that it's actually allowed. I thought it'd been banned since this goal, maybe they changed the laws again.
munckymagic 6 months ago
Lol, would try this in Sunday football league
Jamor0597 6 months ago
Brilliant flick by Gordon Strachan.!
gmaccruyff55 7 months ago 2
@gmaccruyff55 indeed it was, the little ginger dynamo
ivangrozny27 3 weeks ago
YOU BEAUTY!! what a hit son! what a hit
amidamayru 7 months ago
Why did they made this illegal. That was brilliant !!
camtinley 8 months ago
@camtinley Because he's using TWO feet to flick the ball up, he's technically playing the ball twice. Free kick remember!
Strawberry7Lynn 4 months ago
Great goal. Coincidently, also the last time Coventry scored from a free kick.... :p
HEyTHeReSpORtSFaN 8 months ago
brilliant, its what footie is all about, great moments like this!
bluegreenius 8 months ago
imagine how much of a dumbass he would have looked like if he missed that lmao
CashSmeller 9 months ago
that was illegal
estatuadechozo 9 months ago
Amazing...I was actually at that match! Such memories.
pitbull2005 9 months ago
My dad was.. I dont know but i support coventry so leave me alone!
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bethaprivttee 11 months ago
I remember those days. When our English clubs had British players !! Haha
yorkshrlad 11 months ago
surely this is illegal, flicking it up with both feet constitutes touching it twice?
adarkwindblows 1 year ago
@adarkwindblows - no one was sure then. It is now!
oldpyrator 1 year ago
@adarkwindblows Yes, it is illegal now. It was a grey area at the time but, if memory serves, not long after that kick, the FA and FIFA and UEFA decided that any kick that touched the boot more than once counted as two touches. So these kind of dead ball flicks are no longer possible. Pity, innit?
johnnyjazzman 9 months ago
@adarkwindblows Well done Sherlock. Maybe you should lobby FIFA to get this outlawed? After all, 41 years of this going on every weekend is just not in the spirit of the game is it?
fez41 9 months ago
What a goal !!
Kish5739 1 year ago
my dad was at this match!
holz93 1 year ago
this is when football was football.....no bullshit just football.
great goal.
oojedioo 1 year ago 13
My dad (Liverpool fan) was at this match with a group of Everton fans. He arrived back that night just in time for Match of the Day and told us to watch out for a very special goal.
CraigG1960 1 year ago
My dad was just behind the goal when they did this!!! Back in the days when football was about the sport not the money! PUSB
biffsh 1 year ago 2
I see football coverage was no better then. The producer actually misses the flick up in the live feed by focusing on the wall. Still, lovely strike. Very Hot Shot Hamish.
nohassel 1 year ago
And here is another way to do this, 13th October 2010, Ronaldinho
youtube.com/watch?v=i3hCjst96BM
GarryJones61 1 year ago
It was allowed and the goal stood. After it aired it caused a debate and a ruling from the FA later adopted by FIFA. The player taking the kick is not allowed to pass to himself. It is impossible for both his feet to strike and leave the ball at the same time (when time is broken down into milliseconds) so the FA ruled that the player is passing the ball between his feet and that any futher attempts would be against the rules of the game.
GarryJones61 1 year ago
Anyone just see the Training ground goal by ronaldinio? Its a lesser version of this.
Kevster1993 1 year ago
@Kevster1993 Yeah, i'm watching that one now. Someone said in the comments about this goal so I decided to look for it.
catssunsetsmusic 1 year ago
Great Goal !!!
halleb1 1 year ago
The goal was disallowed by the ref :(
Bhodisatvas 1 year ago
I recall this goal on Match of the Day.
Was it later outlawed because Wille Carr had, in effect, had two touches of the ball having used both feet to lift the ball for Ernie Hunt to score?
Glamagal20091 1 year ago
I was a ground steward at the time of this goal, any further attempts were outlawed, anyone know why?
Jim
Cyprus
PEYIAKID 1 year ago
Just youtubed this as my dad said he just ran into a famous footballer from the 70's, was a pretty sly free kick ;D
Thanks for the upload
XSoulswiperX 1 year ago
A big ''thank you'' for the posting. David Jones' recent effort inspired me to look this one up. For anyone of my generation the famous, and now illegal, Willie Carr flick and Ernie Hunt's volley are unforgettable.
Vlkwolf 1 year ago
Thank God I Was There :-) Play Up Sky Blues...
pauljanny 1 year ago
great!
gol65 1 year ago
Very nice
TheDavelogan 1 year ago
Whack! Thanks for sharing - I even posted this on my football blog, Goaltastic.
IsaacAshe 1 year ago
it's a shame this got banned straight away! to be fair it is easier to score from a volley than a dead ball, but still why not keep it and let others try. It would make far out free kicks better cus lets be honest they're pretty useless! However you can do something similar as long as you can roll it up your legand flick it back with your heel....
andyc992 1 year ago
Unique, yes, because it was quickly made illegal. And nice, sure, but not too difficult compared to goals of the year.
Grelin1999 1 year ago
Best trick =) ever =) who can do this trick ever ? ^^ nobody =) but he can it XD
KleinerAli46 1 year ago
@KleinerAli46 i can... most people can...
vaux23 1 year ago
who scored whis goal?
Bigodes91 1 year ago
@Bigodes91 ernie hunt
TONYCOV881 1 year ago
haha i wasnt even born!
huhbuzz 1 year ago
Go city! One of the best Sky Blue goals ever
elephantbarbiegirl 1 year ago
proper footballers in the 70,ts not like now bunch of money grabbing gay lords.
yeah and shit on the villa!
oufc rules.
oojedioo 1 year ago
where can I find the game Coventry City vs Sheffield Wednesday 1986 when the goalie scored a goal from the goal kick?
OtadzbinaiKrv 1 year ago
Keep Right On
Shit On The Villa
sbhenno 1 year ago
coventry city , we are the pride of the midlands
rrr2407 1 year ago
when kid,villa all the way
stumm23 1 year ago
obviously not m8
Keep Right On
sbhenno 1 year ago
@sbhenno ay up kid fancy seeing you commenting here lolage, you turning into a sky blues fan m8?
willguice11 1 year ago
@willguice11 nar lol m8, thought i might look at your only piece of history
sbhenno 1 year ago
@sbhenno says a birmingham fan.......... how many fa cup's you won? none, thought so.
willguice11 1 year ago
@sbhenno lol
willguice11 1 year ago
That was really memorable. I was there that day, but unfortunately I hade to go to the loo exactly when Carr flicked the ball.
Kkrokko 2 years ago
UNFUCKINGBELEIVABLE GOAL!! MAD GENIUS whoeva designed this 1! also love manyoo's disqualified corner against chelsea in the league last season at old trafford when we beat em 3 - 0
kan911 2 years ago
Actually the correct reason the goal would not be allowed was that the ball needs to ROLL or MOVE one full circumference before another player can touch it!
neilpountney 2 years ago 2
this is bloody brilliant!! that was a bold move, but it was worth it
nelsonricardocosta 2 years ago
the old west end,brums second home when we played
deano8718 2 years ago
@deano8718 Yeah, home to about 50 six fingered banjo strummers cowering behind two lines of coppers on the King Richard Street corner. Mancs and cockneys regularly took the west end. Brummies never.
fez41 1 year ago
What makes it even more amazing is it looks like Ernie Hunt isn't quite ready when Willie Carr flicks it up.
Nevets442 2 years ago 28
well, not 'as it happened', because we didn't have live tv games....it was the Sunday replay game. and it was black & white, ah, the good old days.
LeBuzzard1960 2 years ago
Saturday. It was on Match of the Day, not Star Soccer/The Big Match, or whatever the ITV regional highlights show was.
The commentator was Barry Davies. If it had been on ITV, it would have been Hugh Johns.
cbak12sg 1 year ago
it was banned because the first man touches the ball twice by placing each foot on the ball; I saw this game on tv as it happened (as a very impressionable 10 year old) and tried, with my mates, to duplicate it for about two years afterwards. Came close, but it's amazing how high the ball goes before the volley.
LeBuzzard1960 2 years ago
So you'd need to flick it up with one foot, in one touch...
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B3njob93 2 years ago
so does youre nan
jonie1994 2 years ago
I had several of these '101 Greatest Goals' videos as a kid, and this was one of the most memorable goals
CheapBeer09 2 years ago 2
This peace of brilliant improvisation was actually banned shortly after.The ball from a free kick now has to go forward,back,sideways,in the air or on the ground but not vertically !!!
Why?
regnillab 2 years ago
It's not the direction of the ball but the fact by using both feet he is touching the ball twice. You're only allowed one touch...
hycalog 2 years ago
Ernie Hunt - Swindon Town legend
STFCstuff 2 years ago
Even from new zealand i can tell that was the best goal ever scored, go on cov.
rossj43 2 years ago 3
wow another FOOTBALL fan from NZ. Guess that makes two of us now then...
petergalbraith128 2 years ago
LOL
estadovegetativo 2 years ago
beach soccer ? xD
leonelp51 2 years ago
when will they make soccers for chicks!!! this sport would be more intersting with chick not dudes with there balls falling out there short =[
RayRay282828 2 years ago
dude, nowadays chicks do play soccer, and guys have long shorts now.. and frankly ive watched some womens games, and there not as interesting to watch as the mens cuz the mens is WAYY more intense
allbtgurlznrap 2 years ago 3
sky blue army! blues blues
ljgately7 2 years ago 2
Holy chit!
Pazma1 2 years ago
Regarding the commentary about the FA outlawing the so called "donkey kick". I'd like to state that the FA banned it not because it hadn't travelled more than it's diameter but because it was not cleanly struck from the foot/body. They outlawed the two foot donkey kick because the ball was deemed not to be struck cleanly.
Shame.
This video has been watched 300.000 times which shows just how great a football moment it was.
Play up Sky Blues
smadaband 2 years ago
I was at that game but unfortunately missed seeing it go. Watching Match of Day that night made up for it. I kid you not, it didn't even make Goal of the Year!!! Can you believe it? Some twat playing for Yeovil or Colchester United hit a screamer from 40 yards in a farmer's field to put Newcastle or was it Leeds out of the cup and giant killers it seems make the news but quickly fade away. Can anyone remember that goal? Ronny Radford I think it was. Doubt it.
Play up Sky Blues
smadaband 2 years ago
Hereford v Newcastle, Ronnie Radford
tommyg100 2 years ago
it was ronny radford who was a carpenter and played for hereford - non league. lol
allbtgurlznrap 2 years ago
I think, 1970-71 season, the Goal of the Season was a team effort from Tottenham against Burnley, scored i think by Martin Chivers. Ronnie Radford's goal was in 1971-72, the next season
Mulderre 2 years ago
Sorry, Steve Perryman was the Scorer
Mulderre 2 years ago
innovative, originality
Kensingtonlondon 2 years ago
incredible
judemunkey360 2 years ago
Ernie Hunt has got a BOSS wig now!!
chrisregan2 2 years ago
I remember when Norway scored a goal like this a few years back. Think it was Steffen Iversen, or maybe he was the one chipping the ball. Either way it looks lovely when it goes in, but OH so dreadfull when you miss;p
boeershna 2 years ago
willie carr is ginger !!!! Gingers are taking over the world !!! Sponsored no doubt by duracell !!!! THEY MUST BE STOPPED !
leenyburghers 2 years ago
coventry always let u down
a few good matches, then u few bad ones
no matter who their players, they have always been like that
this seasons they beat birmingham twice and beat wolves, and loose 4-0 to plymouth
footballforever20 2 years ago
Shouldn't have counted because he technically touched the ball twice!
Brilliant improvisation though
LetMeUseMyAlterEgo 2 years ago
the ball wasn't touched twice; it was outlawed because the ball had not travelled its full circumference ie the ball went straight up and down.
cv61987 2 years ago
This was the goal that made FIFA make that rule.
Truly incredible strike. Wish I'd seen it happen!
PUSB!
MrWriter1989 2 years ago
If that had been by Brazil in 1970 instead of Coventry the whole world would know about it and the scorer would be yet another footballing god and have the move named after him.
NameCC8687 2 years ago 72
@NameCC8687 excellent goal..but coventry never boasted the likes of pele, tostao, rivelino, jairzinho, gerson or carlos alberto. Neither did they hammer great teams like england and italy on the way to winning a world cup with only wins. Neither did they play some of the best football anybody will ever witness.
portugalskrilla 1 year ago
@portugalskrilla ah yes, that famous 1-0 hammering...
BORROVAN26 1 year ago
@portugalskrilla Fair point, it was a bit of a one-off moment of inspiration I agree. Mind you, the journos would never have stopped going on about it had Cruff or Pele or Platini done it.....
NameCC8687 11 months ago
"The position is on for a quick one....." Barry Davies at his best!
groeslon 2 years ago 2
that's one of the most famous goals ever scored in English football and caused the rules of the game to be changed to forbid a recurrence. Technically, the ball didn't travel one diameter when Carr flicked it up and indirect free kicks must more that far before a second player hits the ball
bigpad69 2 years ago
What is 'one diameter'? One diameter of what?
sockouk 2 years ago
the diameter of the ball, i.e. it must move that far on the ground to be considered a legal fre-kick.
bigpad69 2 years ago
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Diameter of your cock. So not much.
LouiseSharples1997 2 years ago
Willie Carr is my friends Dad!!!!!!!!! :):):)
Fenjoo 2 years ago
he is my wifes uncle!
innerbreed 2 years ago
small world, eh??? :)
Fenjoo 2 years ago
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gazzathelion 2 years ago
willie is my mums uncle!
gazzathelion 2 years ago
on willies or theresa (tess's his wife) side?
he is my wifes uncle from tess's side.
innerbreed 2 years ago
willies side
gazzathelion 2 years ago
awesome goal:D:D:D:D:D
jacksimms1993 2 years ago
omg stfu!
georgebestrulz 2 years ago
bring back the glory days!
olorenshaw123 2 years ago
ههههههههههههههههههههه
العرب يلعبون كرة قدم اجمل من هكذا
arsenal4majed 2 years ago
he was a class player ahead of his time and a pratical joker thats my uncle ernie
malgray666 2 years ago
Phwoar... That was amazing, he was before his time....
Love how u had to watch the replay to actually see what happened tho, nobody expected it at all
:D
MrPezza 2 years ago
Bring on Chelski!!!
uncleambient 2 years ago
CITY TILL I DIE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danjakey 2 years ago 2
come on the boyz ccfc for life,
britishbulldog36 2 years ago 2
I think this was covered by Phoenix from the Flames in Fantasy Football, but have a look at Willie Carr going to shake hands with an unseen dwarf at 0.24!
STEVIEFROMNORWAY 3 years ago 2
I'll always wondered about that too. I mean, Micky Gynn wasn't around until the 80's!
Scottmachin 2 years ago
Well whichever pint-sized person Willie was shaking hands with, he looked very pleased to see him! Look at the absolute delight on his face!
STEVIEFROMNORWAY 2 years ago
Unless it was a very tall guy with very long arms by his knees. Tis a mystery that needs solving, frankly.
Scottmachin 2 years ago
Incredible goal. This changed football.
Now Danny Fox is doing the business for the Sky Blues too.
MrWriter1989 3 years ago 2
I should have been a foul. You can't take the ball like that guy is doing there, that's more than touching once. BTW, Almeria's Alvaro Negredo scored one last season that was a bit similar.
Amin4445 3 years ago
The laws of the game were altered after this Ernie Hunt goal. It was a bit of a shame - why get rid of something that takes great skill and doesn't physically hurt anyone?
celticchefgirl 2 years ago 3
lol
ClassicRockMitch 3 years ago
coventry is bollocks
georgebestrulz 3 years ago
You don't even have any bollocks
matty1072 2 years ago
go get a life, and if u cant find 1 come to me and i mite be able to find one 4 u dumbass
georgebestrulz 2 years ago
your the one spouting shit about coventry on youtube for no reason, why don't you get a life.
matty1072 2 years ago
Prince Harry's father there at 0-22.... funny, I'd always thought he was the army officer, not a footballer, but there you go.
MalinBellEnder 3 years ago
whey up sky blue!!!
kirkwood93 3 years ago
come on sky blues!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cristoputtanazza 3 years ago
Coventry rule, the donkey kick rules.
bouldermobile01 3 years ago
my grandad always used to tell me about this goal
makeleleizjesus 3 years ago
in the 70's it was a unique time in Div 1, on their day anyone could beat anyone, and football was more interesting, because of it. and 99% of the players and managers were British!
WELLBRAN 3 years ago 4
I was there, right behind the goal in the stand with my Dad. I was 12 or 13 and the feeling was magic. Everyone at school (Leamington College for Boys) was trying it in the playground on the Monday after the game! A life long, long-suffering supporter am I !! Hey ho, those were the days. Great to see all the old faces of that team again. Thanks.
spikerooney011 3 years ago
And some folks wonder why you are a skyblue supporter... nuff said.
rhodyfunk 3 years ago
is that ernie hunt the x swindon town player!!! my grandads brother was good mates with him!
BRICKMEISTER123 3 years ago
class.
askoastm2 3 years ago
nice goal
CHATMOSSMAN 3 years ago
I remember this I was behind the goal in the West End tand with my Dad, happy days.
finzes99 3 years ago
I don't think they changed the rules, it was concluded that it should never have been admitted in the first place because an outfielder is never allowed to lock the ball.
jensj2 3 years ago
Woooahh! Speak English boy. This is soccerball not griddleiron.
fez41 3 years ago
The rule was changed AFTER this free kick, ie the ball shall rotate one revolution before being struck.
WELLBRAN 3 years ago
# We are top of the league! We are top of the league!
edmartin256 3 years ago
ernie hunt,what a cunt, singing WELLER WELLER WELLER score a goal....great goal, those were the days
rocsthedog 3 years ago
no wonder it was goal of the season.
i remember at a pre-season friendly a few years ago, carr and hunt came to highfield road at half time and tried to recreate the goal.
oh god it was so funny, they didnt get it right once. hahaha
TONYCOV881 3 years ago
BLUES BLUES SKY BLUE ARMY !!!!!
ibelong2stupidity 3 years ago
Willie Carr and Ernie Hunt - they banned this type of free kick after this- ( ball not going forward or something) - that's what you get for creativity...
HenryLeFong 3 years ago 2
AWESOME!!
go coventry!
and im rom the U.S not england
metsfano44 3 years ago
YEAH..
koras888 3 years ago 2
who needs any of this Ronaldo shyt!!
WE ARE THE ARMY,
THE MIGHTY SKY BLUE ARMY!!
kurtman26 3 years ago 5
Covntry... your crap but we love you!
gissaneyfilms 3 years ago 2
i read about that goal on a book..that's hunt and the other guy carr...brilliant..my respect to coventry fc
Rory19081908 3 years ago 2
Shame we don't pull that kinda crap anymore. =(
Great fuckin' goal.
iambrilliant89 3 years ago 2
That was fantastic!
Skeeto9 3 years ago
Coventry till i die
craigbateman1 3 years ago 2
Tipical everton winging bastards.
flamesofvictory 3 years ago 2
CUM ON COVENTRY LOL
daveycrazy 3 years ago 2
Nice goal, shame it would be dassalowed by todays rules. COME ON CITY!!!!
ccfcmullally 3 years ago
brilliant i have always loved this goal, shame about it being banned now though.
chickentikka11 3 years ago
shit hot city
dommiedonut 3 years ago 2
GET IN THERE YOU BEAUTY!!
uncleambient 3 years ago
fAN-FOOKING-TASTIC
ccliffy86 3 years ago
What a goal!!!!!
scottskyblues 3 years ago
I was there too as an 11-year-old. Standing at the other end, so I had the same kind of view as the action replay. I remember drawing it for all my mates at school - in those days there weren't endless replays on TV. Final score was 3-1 and Everton were champions at the time. They tried something similar later where Willie Carr put his toe under the ball and flicked it up. 'Goal of the Season'! The simple kits are brilliant I think, Barry Davies, jumpers for goal-posts... Oops, I'm rambling now!
Sullane 3 years ago
I was at the game standing in the spion kop. I could not get my usual spot by the wall as there were a lot of Everton fans there. (they were reigning champions ) My Dad sat me on the crash barrier nearest the front. I was 8 at the time. After Ernie scored the Everton fans left giving me a great view for the rest of the match. I still go now. Although I often wonder why. Play up Sky Blues
skyblueterry 3 years ago 2
im from coventry and covetry rule they were the best but now their up tight rubbish little bit good
joshuageebadass 3 years ago
Pure 1970's Sky Blue Magic, those were the days!!
canley1 3 years ago