Finnaldo Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Are you putting it on YouTube for us all to see? Only messed around using Youtube videos but my colleague says he'll have a go tonight on making it properly, so I'll link it if he gets round to it
Arriba Los Zorros Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Best thing about the goal for me is normally those would go over the keeper's head into the far corner, Vardy has hit it so well its gone like an arrow into the top corner at the NEAR post. That's incredible precision and you see if it rarely if ever at all!
SpacedX Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 While I'm on about Peake's goal there's another match v liverpool that never gets talked about, a 3-3 midweek game at filbert street during the 80’s that saw three belters from City, Peake getting two and Banks the other, all from outside the area. I'm always talking about it because I remember it like it was yesterday - simply because, alongside that other legendary 3-3 draw with 'Arsehole' it's the best game I ever saw at Filbert Street. It was a warm spring evening April 1984 and it was end to end stuff throughout. Question is, did Andy Peake and Ian Banks actually ever score from anywhere other than outside the area? You remember it wrongly though. That particular night it was Lineker, Lynex and Peake for City. Rushie definitely scored for Liverpool as did Ronnie Whelan, can't recall who got their third. Just like today, we were lethal on the counter.
General Smuts Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Original link is dead now. Much like the Tinder Thread.
ramadaone Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Rihads part in the goal seems to have been over looked by many including myself at the time At best it was a 50/50 when the ball was cleared in the air and he won his header It was then probably 60/40 in his favour with his next touch but not only did he control it he shifted it so quickly out of his feet his marker was left for dead The 60 yard pass then finished it off Vardy had the easy bit ...
lgfualol Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Cant stop watching this and I can't stop listening to Ian Stringer's commentary of the goal. Insane goosebumps. Amazing. WHAT A ****ING GOAL back up links https://gfycat.com/SecondPastCur(no commentary) and more angles https://streamable.com/dwhp
ScouseFox Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 wish there was a dugout angle. must have looked ridiculous from half way in the west stand, right behind it.
AKCJ Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 wish there was a dugout angle. must have looked ridiculous from half way in the west stand, right behind it. I was thinking that the best angles would be ground level on the half way line on either side. Must have looked ridic.
Beliall Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Man leaves wife and children for Jamie Vardy's goal03-02-16 A 31-YEAR-OLD has left his wife and two children to spend his life with Jamie Vardy’s goal against Liverpool. Nathan Muir announced his decision early this morning after 14 hours spent watching the goal on replay which he described as “the best night of my life”. He continued: “This is who I really am. The curves of Vardy’s goal, its forceful, dipping beauty, made me realise I’d been living a lie for far too long. “I never made a big thing of it, but I always used to record the goal of the month on VHS when I was a youngster. So it’s definitely not a mid-life crisis. “I never meant to hurt anyone. I’m not even a Leicester fan. But just look at it.” Muir, who has moved into a studio flat with a 50″ curved television, mini-fridge and Sky Sports, told his wife he does not plan to contest custody of their children. His nine-year-old Dylan said: “Mum blames the goal for everything, but I don’t think that’s fair and it is really beautiful. “I might be happier living with it.”
Chester Dontlie Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 I could hardly sleep yesterday. During the day I was feeling dizzy and couldn't fight the urge to compulsively watch the highlights over and over again on my mobile. That goal gives me goosebumps every time I see it. I think I may have Vardy fever.
SpacedX Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 It's just occurred to me. 2015/16 we have the distinction of being contenders for scoring arguably both the most spectacular and the shitest goal of the season.
Finnegan Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 It's just occurred to me. 2015/16 we have the distinction of being contenders for scoring arguably both the most spectacular and the shitest goal of the season. Okazaki at Newcastle?
KP Fox Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Love how after scoring and initially celebrating, Vards casually walks up to a supporter and gives him a big hug
tom27111 Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 It's even better with Spanish commentary. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLAZO!
Guest CityFan 06 Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 One of the best assists of the season too from Mahrez in my opinion which lead to Vardy's super goal. The clip of us playing the one touch football is quality as well.
Domsdad Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 While I'm on about Peake's goal there's another match v liverpool that never gets talked about, a 3-3 midweek game at filbert street during the 80’s that saw three belters from City, Peake getting two and Banks the other, all from outside the area. This game also saw me join the ranks of hooligans as I lamped one on my liverpool supporting brother after dalgleish (I think) came on and equalised making it 3-3. Anyway, i found myself thinking of this game before kick off and just had a feeling we were going to see something special tonight. We sure did. That's strange cuz I was telling my lad before the game about another midweek game v Liverpool in 70s that we had won 3-2 and Weller had got a hat trick. We also discussed the best goal that we had seen live!
seymour Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 That's strange cuz I was telling my lad before the game about another midweek game v Liverpool in 70s that we had won 3-2 and Weller had got a hat trick. We also discussed the best goal that we had seen live Wasn't that Frank Worthington? We came from 2 down both from Tosh I think. I remember the headline next day in the Merc...... A worthy effort Frank - and City!
NewEnglandFox Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 OCHO CINCO OCHO CINCO OCHO CINCO http://espn.go.com/video/clipTest?id=14700738 That video no worky for me. This one will if for some reason you want to see an ex-nfl player comment on Vardy's goal. http://www.espnfc.co.uk/video/premier-league-highlights/148/video/2799963/watch-ochocinco-breaks-down-vardys-strike
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 One of the very best goals I have seen, in 56 years of following City.
ScouseFox Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 vardy is going to win the golden boot, pfa player of the season, club player of the season, goal of the season, the league title and have a film made about him. he might win euro 2016 too. WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE.
HighPeakFox Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 I'm always talking about it because I remember it like it was yesterday - simply because, alongside that other legendary 3-3 draw with 'Arsehole' it's the best game I ever saw at Filbert Street. It was a warm spring evening April 1984 and it was end to end stuff throughout. Question is, did Andy Peake and Ian Banks actually ever score from anywhere other than outside the area? You remember it wrongly though. That particular night it was Lineker, Lynex and Peake for City. Rushie definitely scored for Liverpool as did Ronnie Whelan, can't recall who got their third. Just like today, we were lethal on the counter. I was there too, I think John Wark scored their third.
MPH Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Well whatever happens now for the rest of the season, even if we don't finish first, i am going to remember this season for a very very very long time. It's been a real privilege to be a Leicester fan this year.
BoyJones Posted 3 February 2016 Posted 3 February 2016 Wasn't that Frank Worthington? We came from 2 down both from Tosh I think. I remember the headline next day in the Merc...... A worthy effort Frank - and City! Keith Weller. Just celebrated my 20th birthday, got pissed again!
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