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  • Shaggy
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    I literally can't stop watching it

    Productive day

    I'm a 44 year old bloke getting **** all work done cos I can't stop watching a goal

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  • Fosterbloke
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    And he puts it through the defenders legs! It just gets better!

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  • Shaggy
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  • Fivex
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    See, i think that confirms it brushes the grass

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  • Shaggy
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    This angle confirms it imo

    [ame]https://twitter.com/kimachedw/status/1463678183362859012[/ame]

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  • Shaggy
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    It doesn't hit the ground

    [ame]https://twitter.com/CF_Comps/status/1463619115764047872[/ame]

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  • Buzzo
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    Originally posted by spud_gun View Post
    It's the sort of strike / float that you'd feel pleased about doing with a mojo float away down the park with the kids

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  • Buzzo
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    Originally posted by Kenneth View Post
    Still don’t think so. I’ve got a pretty free day so am available to argue about it for several hours




    I dont think it did either

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  • spud_gun
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    It's the sort of strike / float that you'd feel pleased about doing with a mojo float away down the park with the kids

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  • Assassin
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    Originally posted by Scratch View Post
    Nah, it definitely hit the ground first, not a thump, but enough to change the trajectory of it. Like someone else said, skimming a stone on a lake type effect, it just kisses the earth before travelling along its merry way into the Porto net.

    Interesting that he didn't think it was his sweetest strike in the post-match interview; he either didn't quite understand the question or he's scored some simply outrageous goals at Barca or Bayern.

    Also, did Klopp dare to say that Millie was 'too old to be told off'?? Old!?! Poor James.
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  • Scratch
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    Nah, it definitely hit the ground first, not a thump, but enough to change the trajectory of it. Like someone else said, skimming a stone on a lake type effect, it just kisses the earth before travelling along its merry way into the Porto net.

    Interesting that he didn't think it was his sweetest strike in the post-match interview; he either didn't quite understand the question or he's scored some simply outrageous goals at Barca or Bayern.

    Also, did Klopp dare to say that Millie was 'too old to be told off'?? Old!?! Poor James.

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  • Assassin
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    I'm going with Biblical strike. Thiago parted the grass like Moses parted the sea

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  • Mr Pink
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    It may skim the grass, but doesn’t touch the actual ground I reckon- if you look at the way the ball is spinning, it doesn’t seem to change, as you’d expect it to, after bouncing off the ground.

    He’s a senior player who looks like he never needs a confidence boost, but hopefully it gives him a confidence boost, haha. Would be great if he could stay fit and really establish himself as the world class midfielder we thought we were buying. The last 2 games he was great- just like the last 10 or so games of last season.

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  • Fivex
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    Originally posted by Fosterbloke View Post
    It's the Magnus Effect - check out people spinning basketballs from the edge of dams to see it in full effect.
    Underrated post

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  • frank the tank
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    ha ha - i am up the walls in work but this is probably more important.

    I don't think it touched the hallowed turf.

    Epic strike. If you did that on a computer game you'd be thinking "yeah right".

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