liomessi10
9 years ago
Ziane should have worn number 99 then
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liomessi10
9 years ago
Ziane should have worn number 99 then
SoccerBoss
9 years ago
I like this thread, but what is so spectacular about Benzema's goal, He pretty much just chips it a couple of times?
onze11
9 years ago
Edited
@ SoccerBoss The wrong video was up there, it's his scissor kick. Thank you.
@ SoccerBoss That's what so spectacular about Benzema's goal, Isco chips the ball a couple of time.
Emobot7
9 years ago
10 He look at it but only after making the pass, pure class.
9 I swear, PSG is making ligue 1 boring by being so good.
8 I understood one thing from this vid, it's that even if Terry is not the nicest lad around, he truly love Chelsea with all his heart.
7 What an assist, true magic right there I say.
6 I hope Vardy start scoring again soon for Leicester sake...
5 From now on, any team who want to beat Real Madrid will have to score at least six goal.
4 We gonna have to keep an eye on Rooney, he seem like he might get his form back after all.
3 Everton has such a good team, they should be higher in the table, I'm telling you.
2 That was a very nice lob, I liked the music in the vid as well. :D
1 The speed at which he chosed to shoot on goal after getting the ball was uncanny.
Really nice thread you got there buddy, keep them coming. ;)
TheGame
9 years ago
Great recap. Thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Keep them coming mate!
tuan_jinn
9 years ago
Great great post!!!!
I Love #4!!!
By Onz Chery
Jan 18, 2016
Another marvelous weekend in European football-- wonder goals, controversies, sublime assists, John Terry scoring a backheel?! We saw it all, but the question is: can you keep it all in your brain this week?
You should, Read The Game got ten numbers that will inscribe last weekend in your football brain to keep your spirit up throughout the week. Let's start from the most worn number:
10.10 for: Daniele De Rossi has been playing for Roma for over a decade (15 years to be exact), he doesn't even need to look at, or face, a Roma jersey to provide an assist.
Watch De Rossi's no-look/ backheel assist to Radja Nainggolan against Verona:
It looks better than Nainggolan's haircut, doesn't it?
9.Nine for: French champion Paris Saint-Germain has conceded only nine goals in their 21 Ligue 1 games this season. They're undefeated and are on top of the league with a 21 point advantage. 21, 21, don't you love numbers?
8.Eight for: Chelsea skipper John Terry scored in the 98th minute to bring his side level with Everton when referee Mike Jones signaled for seven minutes of added time. And Terry's goal was offside.
Watch it yourself, with all the controversies you can't deny that Terry hits a sweet backheel here:
Offside? The game should've ended? Terry doesn't care.
"I'm not sure, I don't really care it's my first one this season," the defender told reporters after the game.
7.Seven for: Isco's seventh assist of the season is one of the best assist we witnessed this weekend.
Watch the 23-year-old's magic as he sets up Karim Benzema's second goal against Sporting Gijon:
Isco wouldn't talk to Benzema for seven months if he didn't finish his pass.
6.Six for: Premier League breakthrough player, and top-scorer, Jamie Vardy haven't scored a goal in six league games. Vardy recently broke Ruud van Nistelrooy's record of scoring in 11 consecutive Premier League games.
Top-scorer when you haven't scored in six games, impressive.
5.Five for: Real Madrid scored five goals in their first two games under new manager Zinedine Zidane. You know why? Because Zidane wore number five.
Fast Five Madrid.
4.Four for: Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney has scored in each of the Red Devils last four games to break out of a dreadful season.
Top Three Goals
3.Everton's Kevin Mirallas controls the ball away from the defender... turns... and launches the ball in the near post.
2.Benzema's stunning scissor-kick against Sporting Gijon.
Don't cut yourself next time, Benzema.
2.I'll give you two number twos. Sevilla striker Kevin Gameiro lobs the ball over the Malaga keeper.
Let's end with the most worn keeper number.
1.Alvaro Negredo scores from midfield to bring Valencia level with Rayo Vallecano 1-1.
That's why you must always pressure as an attacker.
That was the Recap-Countdown on Read The Game, so long football fans.
Sources: espnfc, evening standard.
Article taken from Read The Game on availablesports.blogspot.com.
By Onz Chery
Jan 18, 2015
Another marvelous weekend in European football-- wonder goals, controversies, sublime assists, John Terry scoring a backheel?! We saw it all, but the question is: can you keep it all in your brain this week?
You should, Read The Game got ten numbers that will inscribe last weekend in your football brain to keep your spirit up throughout the week. Let's start from the most worn number:
10.10 for: Daniele De Rossi has been playing for Roma for over a decade (15 years to be exact), he doesn't even need to look at or face a Roma jersey to provide an assist.
Watch De Rossi's no-look/ backheel assist to Radja Nainggolan against Verona:
It looks better than Nainggolan's haircut, doesn't it?
9.Nine for: French champion Paris Saint-Germain has conceded only nine goals in their 21 Ligue 1 games this season. They're undefeated and are on top of the league with a 21 point advantage. 21, 21, don't you love numbers?
8.Eight for: Chelsea skipper John Terry scored in the 98th minute to bring his side level with Everton when referee Mike Jones signaled for seven minutes of added time. And Terry's goal was offside.
Watch it yourself, with all the controversies you can't deny that Terry hits a sweet backheel here:
Offside? The game should've ended? Terry doesn't care.
"I'm not sure, I don't really care it's my first one this season," the defender told reporters after the game.
7.Seven for: Isco's seventh assist of the season is one of the best assist we witnessed this weekend.
Watch the 23-year-old's magic as he sets up Karim Benzema's second goal against Sporting Gijon:
Isco wouldn't talk to Benzema for seven months if he didn't finish his pass.
6.Six for: Premier League breakthrough player, and top-scorer, Jamie Vardy haven't scored a goal in six league games. Vardy recently broke Ruud van Nistelrooy's record of scoring in 11 consecutive Premier League games.
Top-scorer when you haven't scored in six games, impressive.
5.Five for: Real Madrid scored five goals in their first two games under new manager Zinedine Zidane. You know why? Because Zidane wore number five.
Fast Five Madrid.
4.Four for: Manchester United forward Wayne Ronney has scored in each of the Red Devils last four games to break out of a dreadful season.
Top Three Goals
3.Everton's Kevin Mirallas controls the ball away from the defender... turns... and launches the ball in the near post.
2.Benzema's stunning scissor-kick against Sporting Gijon.
Don't cut yourself next time, Benzema.
2.I'll give you two number twos. Sevilla striker Kevin Gameiro lobs the ball over the Malaga keeper.
Let's end with the most worn keeper number.
1.Alvaro Negredo scores from midfield to bring Valencia level with Rayo Vallecano 1-1.
That's why you must always pressure as an attacker.
That was the Recap-Countdown on Read The Game, so long football fans.
Sources: espnfc, evening standard.
Article taken from Read The Game on availablesports.blogspot.com.
By Onz Chery
Jan 18, 2016
Another marvelous weekend in European football-- wonder goals, controversies, sublime assists, John Terry scoring a backheel?! We saw it all, but the question is: can you keep it all in your brain this week?
You should, Read The Game got ten numbers that will inscribe last weekend in your football brain to keep your spirit up throughout the week. Let's start from the most worn number:
10.10 for: Daniele De Rossi has been playing for Roma for over a decade (15 years to be exact), he doesn't even need to look at or face a Roma jersey to provide an assist.
Watch De Rossi's no-look/ backheel assist to Radja Nainggolan against Verona:
It looks better than Nainggolan's haircut, doesn't it?
9.Nine for: French champion Paris Saint-Germain has conceded only nine goals in their 21 Ligue 1 games this season. They're undefeated and are on top of the league with a 21 point advantage. 21, 21, don't you love numbers?
8.Eight for: Chelsea skipper John Terry scored in the 98th minute to bring his side level with Everton when referee Mike Jones signaled for seven minutes of added time. And Terry's goal was offside.
Watch it yourself, with all the controversies you can't deny that Terry hits a sweet backheel here:
Offside? The game should've ended? Terry doesn't care.
"I'm not sure, I don't really care it's my first one this season," the defender told reporters after the game.
7.Seven for: Isco's seventh assist of the season is one of the best assist we witnessed this weekend.
Watch the 23-year-old's magic as he sets up Karim Benzema's second goal against Sporting Gijon:
Isco wouldn't talk to Benzema for seven months if he didn't finish his pass.
6.Six for: Premier League breakthrough player, and top-scorer, Jamie Vardy haven't scored a goal in six league games. Vardy recently broke Ruud van Nistelrooy's record of scoring in 11 consecutive Premier League games.
Top-scorer when you haven't scored in six games, impressive.
5.Five for: Real Madrid scored five goals in their first two games under new manager Zinedine Zidane. You know why? Because Zidane wore number five.
Fast Five Madrid.
4.Four for: Manchester United forward Wayne Ronney has scored in each of the Red Devils last four games to break out of a dreadful season.
Top Three Goals
3.Everton's Kevin Mirallas controls the ball away from the defender... turns... and launches the ball in the near post.
2.Benzema's stunning scissor-kick against Sporting Gijon.
Don't cut yourself next time, Benzema.
2.I'll give you two number twos. Sevilla striker Kevin Gameiro lobs the ball over the Malaga keeper.
Let's end with the most worn keeper number.
1.Alvaro Negredo scores from midfield to bring Valencia level with Rayo Vallecano 1-1.
That's why you must always pressure as an attacker.
That was the Recap-Countdown on Read The Game, so long football fans.
Sources: espnfc, evening standard.
Article taken from Read The Game on availablesports.blogspot.com.