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Video technology might see light

One-two goal soccer blog 14 October @ 10:14 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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International Football Association Board (IFAB) decided in March to grant a further year for the testing of goal-line technology. Nine European companies have registered to take part in the tests, which are set to be held behind closed doors in stadiums chosen by the technology providers in consultation with FIFA.

Great (old) goals you might neverseen (part2)

One-two goal soccer blog 24 September @ 06:25 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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This is a part2 and last of these two posts where I am sharing some of the great old goals, mostly not that famous, or over consumed by media or clips. Don't expect to watch a typical Maradona or Pele goal, but something really rare that you might never seen. Non WC goals are here. All goals are historical, meaning they are at least 20 years old (1991 season or before).

Great (old goals) you might neverseen (part1)

One-two goal soccer blog 27 August @ 08:20 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Here are some collection of very old goals from the archive, mostly are non-famous goals or at least not over-consumed by media such like the WC goals. Okay, to say it is historical, i selected them to be at least 20 years old, so they are up to 1991, I will arrange them historically
1961, I start with this goal from the 1961 European Cup final, scored by, Czibor , a Hungarian player who used to play in Barcelona.

The Twohundredpercent Vault: When The Two Germanies Collided, 1974

Twohundredpercent 24 June @ 01:00 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The Cold War spread insiduously into every aspect of life between the end of the second world war and the end of the 1980s, and sport was no exception to this rule, whether it was the Soviets and Americans boycotting each others' Olympic Games or Bobby Fischer facing off against Boris Spassky at chess in Rekjavik in 1972.

The Twohundredpercent Vault: When The Two Germanies Collided, 1974

Twohundredpercent 24 June @ 01:00 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The Cold War spread insiduously into every aspect of life between the end of the second world war and the end of the 1980s, and sport was no exception to this rule, whether it was the Soviets and Americans boycotting each others' Olympic Games or Bobby Fischer facing off against Boris Spassky at chess in Rekjavik in 1972.