Jan
8
2009
The Best Goals of 2008 Part 4 (Americas)
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What a great job, Tom. Naturally I’m delighted to see a fair share of Argentines in there, but I certainly wouldn’t have expected to see any England goals in there, twelve months ago! No place for Walcott’s second in the thrashing of Croatia, though? Maybe I really did dream that match…
Biggest thanks go for showing that absolutely ridiculous Gimnasia de Jujuy vs. Huracán match to the world, though. Getting in from a Friday night at the end of a week in the day job, I always look forward to the opening match of the Primera A weekend, and there were some crackers in this season’s Apertura, but that one was just mad. Even after the hosts went 4-3 up with eight minutes to go, I was still half expecting Huracán to win 5-4 with another couple of stunners!
Sam–Many thanks. You didn’t dream it. Here is Theo’s hat trick, settling some old scores for England vs. Croatia (the second goal the best, yes):
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=cJSKkFGdPDg&feature=related
As to the Argentines, I hope everybody will immediately look into Sam’s great website covering Argentine football in English: Hasta El Gol Siempre. A must for all footie fans, and there’s nothing else quite like it.