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Once again back is the incredible...You're not even going to fully realize how sick this corker by
Inter Milan's Maicon really is until you see the final replay angle.I supposed we could say the
same of Robbie Keane's second strike this weekend. And remember: EPL = MLS old folks vacation
spot.Fenerbahçe's Miroslav Stoch saunters in from the wing to bury one after my own playing heart.
Yes, I do have a man crush on Barca, if it's possible to crush on 11 dudes simultaneously. Or
whatever. The build-up is prettier than the goal. RVP with the proverbial nuclear warhead missile
launch. It pains me to admit that the Bundesliga has circled Serie A, but as a top-to-bottom league
it's just better now.
You know what time it is. Cheekiest goal of the week goes to Super Mario. He's a horses backside,
but sometimes he does fun things. Like this. Remember Carlos Vela? Chicharito Lite? He's still
playing, if you were curious. Becks may or may not be done in LA.
Guess who forgot something last night. Oh well, gives me a chance to sneak in a Champions League
strike...Listen to how bored the Russian broadcast team had gotten with Real Madrid dominance by
the time Gonzalo Higuain tucked home this beauty against Dinamo Zagreb last night.Traveling back to
the international break, Nani lit the cannon to help Portugal punch their Euro2012 ticket against
Bosnia.
Stay tuned to NSC tube for another episode of HopeTV later, plus word on a chance for you to become
an actual part-owner of an actual club you've heard of...Let's start with one to make you feel bad
if you don't get your motor revved this morning, a wild ride thanks to Milan Petržela of FC
Viktoria Plzeň (a team NSC pal Phil Schoen digs).
FYI: Hope Solo will do the Rumba tonight. This could be the style that either puts her near the top
or has her back in trouble with the voters...First off, courtesy of Clint Dempsey's assist, Bryan
Ruiz makes a stylish Fulham account opener.Fb.com/1Goals - Fulham 1-1 Everton, Bryan Ruiz... door
XpressGOAL365All along I was thinking, man, this is gonna be a tough MLS Goal of the Week to call.
We'll never come whack on an old school track...Let's begin with the MLS Goal of the Week nominees.
I gotta go Cruz control on this one, folks.Real Zaragoza's Helder Postiga builds one bitchingly
fast bicycle.Look for how high above frame this looong free kick from Slovenia's Dare Vršič is as
it passes the spot and how quickly it falls off the table.
As we wait for the international break to turn back into club play, let's draw from both to stroll
down memory lane with iTV.- Greg Seltzer
Some good ones in MLS this week. My vote goes to Nizar Khalfan's laser-guided effort. Iran outfit
Sepahan's Emad Mohammed's insanity here comes after he megged his defender. There seemed to be some
gravity defiance in this shot. Slask Wroclaw's Sebastian Mila imitates the Earth's curvature with a
divine free kick.
I'm telling ya, all these baseball late nights are making my brain foggy. Meant to have this up
last night, but just fell out and I'm slow today. Plenty coming your way, let's get started...The
MLS Goal of the Week decision is rough this time. It's hard to pick a standout.This crazy
concoction by Bayer Leverkusen's Eren Derdiyok will be remembered for a long time.
I would like to personally apologize to Sofia Vergara for not getting the Emmy. What
garbage...Let's start with AC Milan's Alberto Aquilani because this week he gives us the rare
header worth fawning over.Nap 0-1 Mil door goalsarena2011Ya know what else we haven't had enough of
around here lately? Sweet chips.
As you can probably tell, I've been grabbing a semi-breather since returning from wacky Brussels
with a chest cold mandated by the Belgian FA repeatedly having us stand in the rain. It's better
now and I promise to stop slacking soon. At least, I made away with some of their finest sweets.
That shop is crazy, it's like browsing for nosh at a ritzy museum.
I could have put this up last night, but was really rather sick to my stomach and just not in the
mood to do things like, ya know, sit up. All better now, though, so let's kick off three big posts
I have in store for you today with our weekend goal honor roll... If you were with us for Europa
League LIVE on Thursday, you will remember how we talked adoringly about HJK's Teemu Pukki.
Now less than five-and-a-half weeks until Community returns. Good thing, too, as I'm going through
both Troy and Alison Brie withdrawals... Let's begin with the oldest strike, Paddy McCourt's
primrose stroll for Northern Ireland. I think it's safe to say David Villa is ready for the new La
Liga season.
I've been down in the labooor-a-tory working on a pet project monster Postcard for tomorrow, and it
just suddenly hit me that I forgot something yesterday in all the Bradley/Egypt excitement.
Fortunately, we have a banquet of tasty taters to make you forget my oops... Have you ever thought
to yourself "Gosh, I wonder if there is a Swiss Keisuke Honda out there somewhere"?
I have decided that one of two multiple request non-soccer Top 5's will drop tomorrow, it will be a
second sweet Amsterdam value eats list. All the travelers so far have loved the first five, so they
wanted more. I also may have something else you'll like more related to the norm. We'll see...Let's
begin with a trip to Wallyson World, courtesy of the unrepentant Cruzeiro menace.
A day late, but never yadayada...Let's begin this time with a wave goodbye to a wonderful Women's
World Cup with Sweden's Marie Hammarstrom.Sweden - France 2-1 www.rojadirecta.es door kehl3So check
this out... Clarence Seedorf's cousin Regilio, who plays for something called FK Taurus in
Lithuania, wearing red and black stripes, in the Europa League, against a Dutch side.
Yes, I know there was Sunday slack on that TV Top 5 list I owe. I just never quite woke up from
being up 'til 5-something for the USMNT game. Or maybe it was the USMNT game. Regardless, that
drops tomorrow, scout's honor...You've seen Hassli's brilliance, now check out Shea's drive and
Zusi's shark with a frikken laser beam on its head in this week's MLS Goal of the Week nominees.
Sorry if I am slightly behind these days, it's always the most hectic right before
vacation...You've already seen the sick madness of Carlos Ruiz, so let's not forget to give serious
free kick props to NSC pal Bobby Convey on the MLS Goal of the Week shortlist.Pumas hero Javier
Cortes will probably never need to buy a drink or meal or suit or Tiny Town kit in Ciudad
Universitaria again after
Leading off this week is one Carlos Tevez... take your pick from Man City's 3-0 dusting of Stoke in
the FA Cup Final. I'm picking this one. Redonk bend at :20. Since we like you so much, here's two
goals for your trouble... numbers 50 and 51 for CR9's season. Giovinco scores on... Juve.
Brilliant.
Guess what has two thumbs and inadvertently dozed off before posting last night...Let's kick it off
with the MLS Goal of the Week nominees - admittedly, not the juiciest bunch ever.Both goals from
CSKA Sofia's win were scored beautifully by a young lad named Michel Platini - no, I'm not joking.
I also have no explanation for the goal celebrations in Bulgaria.
Still busy busy, but we can't forget to take a cracker break once in a while...I'm sorry, but
Al-Gharafa's Juninho has to be mentioned in any discussion of the free kick greats. He's not just
accurate, his stuff is always nasty. It's like trying to read a breaking pitch... that runs 92MPH.
Listen to the announcer, it hardly woke him up.
I both fear and reckon that the wildly creative gelato shop located two blocks away is about 36
blocks too close...You've already seen Agudelo's, so let's start by rounding up the rest of the
GOTW nominees.It is an extremely rare sight to witness Gianluigi Buffon frozen solid by a free
kick, but Catania's hypnotizing Francesco Lodi did just that deep into stoppage time to score the
visitors a
Things will probably be a bit light from me over the next couple weeks. I actually have some cool
stuff to post, but time is the essence as there's a whole lot of regular life going on at the
moment. Nevertheless, we will soon be adding a new contributor and I'd have to be a total jerkface
to not dishing up the weekly fix.
I know what you're thinking: "He's ahead of schedule this Monday" - yeah, too far ahead. I'll add
the MLS Goal of the Week nominees in a fresh post when it surfaces...With you-know-who gone, is
Mickey Sulejmani finally ready to justify his price tag at Ajax? Set-up man Gregory van der Wiel
sure seems to think so.
As much a staple in your Monday as cursing the alarm clock, but significantly less painful...Let's
just start with the MLS Goal of the Week nominees. I gotta go with Khari Stephenson, you all know
how I love those "don't wake him" crackers.Speaking of MLS, it's a real shame they never managed to
lure Boca Juniors free kick demon Juan Riquelme.
International break, shminternational break, goals are goals...Let's start by dipping into Serie B
for a change. Milan Đurić is a Crotone striker on loan from Parma. The second goal on this clip
is the first of his two to beat Empoli. And it is rude as hell on a Monday.Ya know, perhaps I
undersold the potential of Toronto FC's Javier Martina to bring Ajax football to MLS.
As we head into the backstretch, I'm thinking Modern Family is ahead of Community by a nose as the
best sitcom of this broadcast season. I smell a new TV comedy Top 5'er brewing...Let's begin with
Barcelona's Dani Alves who nails a mean piggies-went-to-market volley.Chelsea's Ramires goes wiggly
to hurt Manchester City.
You may have heard that Ajax, who once trialed Charlie Davies, is coming to play D.C. United on May
22nd. NSC pal Brian Zygo told me that he'd heard they may also come to Houston on the trip. We
shall see...Let's begin with Birmingham's Kevin Phillips, who makes the grade with a no-look
rainbow.szólj hozzá: ---We once dipped into CONMEBOL Under-20 action to feature Sergio Herrera,
and now he's up
I was gonna put this up last night, but then Sean posted and I didn't want to step on his NSC
toes...Ladies first: USWNT phenom buries a very impressive first of two goals against Algarve Cup
victim Finland with great nonchalance - the Sleepwalking Sniper, she is.Chances are you probably
saw this 20 times, but just in case, let's not tapdance around Liverpool's Luis Suarez-to-Dirk Kuyt
as the
The Distracter wants me to try The Mentalist. I said it sounds like an Aldi brand, unfunny Psych
and she only likes that 'coz Shawn and Gus are on offseason hiatus. We exchanged Bronx cheer faces,
nothing was solved. Any reviews of this show out there? If you have one that solidly backs my
position of stubbornness, even better.
A day late, but never a dollar short...Ever wonder why Arsenal, Bayern and Inter are chasing some
Feyenoord kid named Luc Castaignos like he's the Dutch Henry? Question answered.Almeria's Pablo
Piatti nets our nonchalant cracker award this week. As always... don't wake him up applauding. Our
free kick salute goes to Everton's Leighton Baines for sending the Chelsea FA Cup replay at
Stamford
*Oh Deuce! With the score at 0-0, our man wins a PK in injury-time in the West London derby and
runs up to take it...*Wayne Rooney has a flashback with a wonder strike in the Manc derby: *Samuel
Eto'o finds the woodwork as Juve win the Derby of Italy*While the Uruguayan goal-machine Edinson
Cavani nets a Neapolitan brace to stay Serie A's top-gunner*Barça's La Liga lead is cut to five
after
An absolute St. Louis legend, Pratzel's Bakery, closed up shop last week. But it appears a
grassroots drive to find a new owner is well underway. Here's to the return of those devilish
upside down cupcakes...Let's begin with our free kick nod, which goes to Lazio's extremely
well-liked Hernanes.Try to imagine it: less than three minutes into his first Old Firm derby,
Rangers teenager Jamie Ness
It's been a while and I owe you one of these, so who cares if it's Wednesday? Some of these go back
to two weeks ago, but I had to make sure you all saw them...Here's one of those older ones nobody
should miss. Please try not to wake up Mickey Sulejmani when celebrating the casual cool of this
strike by yelling "DAMMMMMMN" in the office/classroom/Starbucks.
Say it with me: Once again back is the incredible...Let's begin with Melbourne Hearts' Alex Terra,
who dazzles with what is sure to be among the goals of the year when all is said and done.Please
get your computer volume way down and your eyes wide open for Carlito's way.szólj hozzá:
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