Cristiano Ronaldo could go 414 games without scoring and still have a better goal scoring record for Real than club legend Raul.
That's absolutely insane.
Cristiano Ronaldo could go 414 games without scoring and still have a better goal scoring record for Real than club legend Raul.
It's weird when you see him now, just a shadow of the player he used to be.
The facts about Norway, i don't think many are aware of.
Probably the only things in football we can be proud of, except Solskjær
Brilliant.During the title race a few years ago, the captain of one of the teams in it was caught on tape shouting to his teammates "this will not fecking slip".
In the following game, he physically slips at a critical moment allowing the opposition to score a goal effectively ending their chance to win the Premier League.
I don't mean to be a wet blanket, but the slip wasn't what gave Demba Ba the ball. Stevie Me letting the ball across him without checking to see if it was safe to do so (like an absolute amateur) was his major mistake. The slip just punctuated his massive cock-up. Even if he hadn't slipped, he'd have been unable to do anything about it. A fact which, to me at least, makes the whole situation even more hilarious.During the title race a few years ago, the captain of one of the teams in it was caught on tape shouting to his teammates "this will not fecking slip".
In the following game, he physically slips at a critical moment allowing the opposition to score a goal effectively ending their chance to win the Premier League.
Did this actually happen? That sounds hilarious.During the title race a few years ago, the captain of one of the teams in it was caught on tape shouting to his teammates "this will not fecking slip".
In the following game, he physically slips at a critical moment allowing the opposition to score a goal effectively ending their chance to win the Premier League.
I'm sure you wish that was true but it's not. Sadly.I don't mean to be a wet blanket, but the slip wasn't what gave Demba Ba the ball. Stevie Me letting the ball across him without checking to see if it was safe to do so (like an absolute amateur) was his major mistake. The slip just punctuated his massive cock-up. Even if he hadn't slipped, he'd have been unable to do anything about it. A fact which, to me at least, makes the whole situation even more hilarious.
On the topic of Stevie, and this thread: In his last ever game at Anfield, Liverpool legend Stevie Me is subbed on at half time in order to shore up their midfield, only to get sent off after 38 seconds.
Theo Walcott is entitled to a testimonial.
Holy shit.From 93 - 01 United were 2 points away from winning 9 consecutive Premier League titles .
And even weirder is they were all a disappointment! Pique possibly too young to make such a statement, but certainly the restFalcao, Victor Valdes, Schweinsteiger, Di Maria and Pique all played for us at one point.
Guillermo Stabile made his debut for Argentina in the second group match of the 1930 World Cup.
He scored twice, then a hat trick in the final group match, then 2 in the semi, then 1 in the final.
After the World Cup, Stábile never played for Argentina again. This meant that in his international career, he could boast having scored a hat trick on his debut, scoring in every game he played for the national side, a goals per game ratio of 2.0 and being the top scorer at the first World Cup.
In just 3 seasons, Gary Cahill went from having won nothing in his entire career to having won everything possible. (the league cup, the FA cup, the Premier League, the europa league and the champions league).
Apologies, other way round... 3,2,2,1.How did he score a hat-trick on his debut if he scored 2 in the second group game?
Did this actually happen? That sounds hilarious.
You're right, of course. I remember someone saying that it was, and for some reason I remember the game being a few weeks later in the season. Edited the post to make it slightly less hilarious(ly wrong), but more factually correct.I'm sure you wish that was true but it's not. Sadly.
In 1257 games, Rogerio Ceni scored 131 goals.
Not that impressive until you learn he was a goalkeeper.