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Championship
- 27 October 2020
- FC Barcelona
Oh! What a heartbreaking moment!
I got this in my recommended today as well! Nice coincidence
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Oh! What a heartbreaking moment!
hahahaha...I watched it just today also, cause of Youtoube recomemendation!!! It seems that Google algorythm is playing tricks with us!!!I got this in my recommended today as well! Nice coincidence
I wouldn't see that too doggedly. 😬🤭Oh! What a heartbreaking moment!
As much as I know I should find that funny, it just makes me absolutely rage. I would punish that sort of shit harder than a leg-breaking tackle.
This is sensational. A classic of the genre. And what speed of thought.
Can't stop watching this. Stunning goal, and the celebration is wonderful.
This could honestly be the best goal I've ever seen What audacity to even try it.
Also just wanted to leave this here..
His old man would be so proud. Football could always do with another Hagi !
Wow! I didn't even know there was a second Hagi? And plus, he was born in Turkey? Wow.... This is really interesting.
Romanian Football must make a comeback. I really miss them in the international stage, they were definitely one of my favorite European teams. Something about them seem very cool to me, just like Croatia.
Now that we're talking about classic goals, take a look at this gem from my early childhood idol, Carlos "La Gambeta" Estrada, from my Millonarios against none other than our biggest rivals haha. The funny part is that this clip was posted by one of their supporters and it says "the most beautiful goal ever scored against my Atletico Nacional". LOL. GOLAZO.
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@millossobek I don't know alot, I'm just a fan watching from the other side of the world .. but Hagi was a true professional & a family man.
Ianis was born in October so I'm guessing it was mid-season, thus the whole family would've been in Istanbul.
I'm sure he doesn't consider himself Turkish, it's more about how much the Gala fans loved Gheorghe Hagi ..
He was the biggest "star" player we had ever seen, but there was no ego with him.
One time he was injured & couldn't train, so while he was wandering around the training facility, he saw an old man across the road struggling with like 5 bags of groceries so he decided to help. Some pictures were taken & this made big news in Turkey. Many were shocked that a millionare would be carrying bags for some nobody. When asked by a reporter later on, Hagi didn't see what all the fuss was about.. "I'm just a normal guy too, if I can't do my work because of injury, I will spend my time helping people where I can"
Things like this is why the Turkish people absolutely adore him & consider the whole family to be one of us!
I'll leave one of my favourite "obscure" Hagi goals ! EDIT: that fake shot is straight out of a PES game
Maybe this:
It's an 'unofficial' video so might work
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I'm biased, but I don't think Ianis Hagi is as good as he's made out to be. He's been linked with £10-15m moves to Serie A but he should be worth half that at most. Potential to be an okay player in one of the bigger leagues and no more. When Aberdeen play Rangers he doesn't even cross my mind as someone to worry about.
What an atmosphere! This is what it's about .. camera shaking from the fans
McCoist's voice cracking at his age just shows how much it meant to him Ya love to see it.
P.S "La Gambeta" did the seal dribble before Kerlon was even born lol
Yeah it looked amazing. Once upon a time I'd be there with a bus full of mates but times change. One pal was there with his kid and said it was as good an atmosphere as he's seen and heard.
I - like many Scottish people - hate Hampden, the national stadium. But when it's rocking, it's rocking.
I have never seen movement in a crowd like this ever before: