Pele wouldn't have had this in him... Maradona, yes... but Pele no. Thats not knocking Pele... the man had a universal greatness... but this was a goal of extreme greatness.
oh i see.. that'd be why Joe Cole scored a better version of it in WC2006.. although i can see the point, JC had a vague idea of the strike he wanted and it's one of those you whack- this one was measured like a snooker shot.
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NickOLarse999: the commentator was Barry Davies. My favourite Best goal too, and for the same reason; who else would have not only tried it but succeeded?
Brings back memories...playing footie with mates in school games lessons on a grey Wednesday afternoon...I had George Best boots for Xmas...on those afternoons I was George Best (even tho I was and still am a West Ham fan)...used to love seeing him play on "The Big Match" and "Match of the Day"...I wish I'd seen him play live. I miss Bestie.
Thanks for posting my fave Bestie goal (so hard to choose though). Most other players wd have blasted it over the bar or into a defender but that is genius. I love the commentary too..."beautiful, absolutely beautiful" (is it Brian Moore, or Coleman?). Makes me want to laugh, cry and cheer at the same time. I miss Bestie.
against sheffield utd he wears 10 number jersy
againt tottenham he wears 11number jersy
anyway both are amazing goals
mufeedmifsal123 6 months ago
messi plays just like himm but not quiet as good i bet he got his inspiration from best
jameclarke777 1 year ago
@jameclarke777 ...or meradona :/ haha just sayin
mdoherty8 8 months ago
WHAT A GOALLL
nekrataal88 1 year ago
Pele wouldn't have had this in him... Maradona, yes... but Pele no. Thats not knocking Pele... the man had a universal greatness... but this was a goal of extreme greatness.
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oh i see.. that'd be why Joe Cole scored a better version of it in WC2006.. although i can see the point, JC had a vague idea of the strike he wanted and it's one of those you whack- this one was measured like a snooker shot.
Tridentus 6 months ago
What vision He had
bristolian1970 1 year ago
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NickOLarse999: the commentator was Barry Davies. My favourite Best goal too, and for the same reason; who else would have not only tried it but succeeded?
mizofan 3 years ago
Brings back memories...playing footie with mates in school games lessons on a grey Wednesday afternoon...I had George Best boots for Xmas...on those afternoons I was George Best (even tho I was and still am a West Ham fan)...used to love seeing him play on "The Big Match" and "Match of the Day"...I wish I'd seen him play live. I miss Bestie.
NickOLarse999 3 years ago
Thanks for posting my fave Bestie goal (so hard to choose though). Most other players wd have blasted it over the bar or into a defender but that is genius. I love the commentary too..."beautiful, absolutely beautiful" (is it Brian Moore, or Coleman?). Makes me want to laugh, cry and cheer at the same time. I miss Bestie.
NickOLarse999 3 years ago
great vid dude
saifaliraja 3 years ago 2