Craig Noone

[FormerlyJohnnyBreadhead]

Currently playing in Australia.

Scored this absolute worldie yesterday:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuYKRfZqDfs&t=21s

[Rjk]

Re: Craig Noone

that was ridiculous

[TWGL1]

Re: Craig Noone

Wow �� :ayatollah:

[delmbox]

Re: Craig Noone

that was ridiculous

It was, as was that video box within the video box that covered a quarter of the screen

[Dorcus]

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Sign him up Steve.

[Rjk]

Re: Craig Noone

It was, as was that video box within the video box that covered a quarter of the screen

Completely covered the close up showing the connection of his foot with the ball ffs

[the other bob wilson]

Re: Craig Noone

It was like that DiCanio goal for West Ham against Wimbledon in the nineties, but, arguably, better.

[J R Hartley]

Re: Craig Noone

It was like that DiCanio goal for West Ham against Wimbledon in the nineties, but, arguably, better.

It was a cracker but nowhere near as good as Di Canios imo

[J R Hartley]

Re: Craig Noone

Fair play to No one he scored some absolute worldies. He’d go missing for months but when he did score they were usually goal of the month / season contenders.

[JamesWales]

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I liked him at City

Good quiz that. What game ended 3-3 even though No one scored?

I'll get my coat.

[mazadona10]

Re: Craig Noone

It was a cracker but nowhere near as good as Di Canios imo

Di canio was such an unusual technique at the time but i think this goal is way harder

[J R Hartley]

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Di canio was such an unusual technique at the time but i think this goal is way harder

Really? It’s coming across on his left foot so natural
to strike across goal and into far post.

Di Canios take his on the jump with what is technically his wrong foot.

It’s also coming at Di Canio faster and less time to adapt.

Di Canio all day long for me, it’s regarded as one of the best goals in PL history.

[J R Hartley]

Re: Craig Noone

https://youtu.be/bwL-QDZg2BY

Absolutely no contest I am afraid :hehe:

[MacAdder]

Re: Craig Noone

Great strike from No one.

I have to say that technique-wise though it is not in the same class as Di Canio's IMHO.

Di Canio was running onto the cross with all of his body weight going left and striking it into the far corner with his right.

One of my all time favourite goals.

[J R Hartley]

Re: Craig Noone

Great strike from No one.

I have to say that technique-wise though it is not in the same class as Di Canio's IMHO.

Di Canio was running onto the cross with all of his body weight going left and striking it into the far corner with his right.

One of my all time favourite goals.

Agreed. Take nothing away from No one it’s a terrific volley but there’s been many goals like that over the years - a sweet left volley into the far corner.

I saw Andy Legg score one for Swansea down the Vetch against Stoke (it was a school trip 👀).

How many standing up scissor kicks with the wrong foot have we seen from the angles Di Canio was at?