As you probably noticed, we've had some S365 machine ghosts to bust this weekend. That obviously
slowed me down, and thus, this is late. It's still videos of sweet goals, though...Let's begin with
some dude named Ricky at Real Madrid. Apparently, he doesn't mess around.Speaking of single moniker
Brazilians, it seems Corinthians have a goal-sniffin' fella name of.
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These are all from the Champions League and Europa League, and they are all of superb
quality...Let's begin with a thunderbolt from Liverpool's Ryan Babel. I'm tellin' ya, Rafa... don't
sell this one away on the cheap.Atlético Madrid's Sergio Aguero rescues his side a point against
Chelsea with a choice free kick.
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I'll get A few things up later, but for now, things are still accumulating nicely... Let's start
with Denny Landzaat's classy Kakkerlakken consolation from yesterday. The trick is, you must watch
through the entire highlight package to see it. You had to know I was gonna allude to this match
somehow.
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Isn't awful how work always gets in the way of TV viewing? Bastards...We start this week with
MOTD2's "2 Good 2 Bad" - a little later than usual, but it still counts.Our ESPN friends run down
their Top 10 MLS Goals of the Season, and then John Harkes answers JPD's burning questions about
the playoffs.
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It's gonna be a couple of really heavy content days from me in both usual places, so let's kick
that izzle off early...We begin with Dutch leaders FC Twente who tear Groningen apart with three
fine goals - so let's just see them all.Everton's Louis Saha gets his side back in with a properly
blistering drive (WARNING: Mind your volume, the audio is a bit crackly at the start).
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I don't care what about anyone says, Phil Collins had some cuts. But that's not what this is about.
Nor is it about the Video Friday coming later.It's about me missing one the other night. And in
case you did as well, here it is: Houston keeper Tally Hall scoring a Champions League goal.None of
that was a typo/error.
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Quoth Dr. Frankenstein: It is alive!! I'm gonna try to get A few things up later, but the monster
needs to meet with his pillow for a spell...Let's begin with the Catania's Daniele Dessena, who
like Buster Bluth before him, has 'built the most bitchingly fast bike'.Our free kick master of the
week is Valenciennes' Fahid Ben Khalfallah.
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I have a few things coming, both here and S365... but I'm movin' sloooow, so bear with me.As for
here, Who likes goals? will come first and it will come in about an hour.- Greg Seltzer
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Mighty looooooow. I am under the weather and his brother Vinnie AND his other brother Vinnie. I'll
get Who likes goals? up when I can.- Greg Seltzer
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As everybody's search for a USMNT v Honduras video continues, let's soak in some awesome...It also
started so well for Ireland, with Glenn Whelan doing the ice-breaking honors in style.In the
Under-20 World Cup, Italy's Giacomo Bonaventura single-handedly staves off the Hungary upset for a
bit.Spain's Xavi and Cesc Fabregas play a two-man game where nobody else knows the rules.
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Sorry it took me so long to change the Cut...Let's begin with the week's finest from MLS.Nicklas
Bendtner caps Arsenal's thrashing of Blackburn with a wicked drive.I'm sorry... how does
Ronal-flippin-dinho get the space to do this 10 meters from goal when Atalanta are protecting a 1-0
lead in the late going?
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This is a special birthday edition as my wonderful grandmother is 96 years young today!Let's begin
with a pinpoint drive from Ghana U-20 skipper Andrew Ayew lashing home the second goal (at the :40
mark) in a rout of England.Also in the U-20 World Cup, Hungary's Adam Presinger curls home a beauty
to cap Hungary's blasting of South Africa.
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Here comes your regularly scheduled Monday morning viewing...Let's start with the FIFA Under-20
World Cup, where Uruguay sub Tabare Viudez did in England with his scissors. Whoa, that made me
think of the very underrated flick Dead Again. Anyone seen it?Last season's WLG? Dazzler of the
Year Zlatan Ibrahimovic weighs in with his first Barcelona job, courtesy of his bizarre beanpole
velvet touch
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[Photo: NBC]I am extremely, extremely disappointed in your behavior, Michael Gary Scott. Very, very
disappointed indeed...#1 - Delayed from yesterday by another publisher malfunction, my capsule
preview for the Under-20 World Cup is now up. Hosts Egypt opened the proceedings last night with a
thorough 4-1 rout of CONCACAF's Trinidad & Tobago.
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It's really good to have Curb Your Enthusiasm back. Ohhh that Larry David gets himself into every
inconceivable spot...Since Liverpool's Fernando Torres makes it look so easy, we'll let him lead
off.Speaking of those who make it look simple, check out the separation touch Galaxy star David
Beckham uses to set up his blast.
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I had a dream the other night that I'd forgotten to post a WLG? last week. It actually woke me up.
I need a vacation...To start us off, Jermain Defoe hops on his bike to put ManU temporarily
behind.Ajax handyman Jan Vertonghen blisters a free kick home to the short side.Bayern Munich's
Franck Ribéry, however, prefers to go far corner.
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So, so busy. The MLS awards column arrives after lunch...Let's begin with Elano's debut Galatasaray
strike. Goooooood morning, Istabuuuul!!Oh, Burnley... you've done it again (rhymes with "pain").
Wade Elliott curls home an Everton downer.Barcelona's Lionel Messi shows Bilbao his Super Cup
wiggle.Eduardo gives Lens a striking lead.
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Alright, let's just consider this back full time now...Let's start with the guy Charlie Davies is
replacing at Sochaux, Paris Saint-Germain speedster Mevlüt Erdinç...Wigan's Hugo Rodallega stuns
Brad Friedel and Aston Villa... Rodallega Wonder Goal Against Aston Villa - The most popular videos
are a click awayWill someone please hurry up and buy VVV Venlo's Keisuke Honda already?
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Sorry to keep you waiting, but there were five posts in less than two days and I didn't want to
create a glut...Let's begin with Landon Donovan's difficult volley against New England. The play
starts at about the 1.25 mark.I think Luis Suárez is going to have a monster year for Ajax. Turn
and fire. WAM, his second from an 18-minute hat trick that provided the margin.
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I meant to do this much earlier, but I've been chained to the phone all day. Might have some real
goodies for you tomorrow, but for now...It would be super if David Beckham would do this in league
contests a bit more.The winner Costa Rica winger Bryan Ruiz hits on his FC Twente debut is just
plain rude.
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No, it's not back regular yet, but I felt like scrapping one together for you all today. I was
trying to wait to see an MLS Goal of the Week clip go up...Spartak Moscow's Alex with a nasty free
kick. I love the finicky ref on this one.We have an Ariel Ortega sighting! Here, the River Plate
attacker snake charms Everton.
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As promised, a special WCQ weekend edition...Before we get into all that, let's check out the MLS
weekly prize contenders.Peru's Juan Vargas smashes home a nasty free kick.Wayne Rooney
acrobatically caps a fine England attack.And finally, I know this is both annoying and from a
friendly, but... Giuseppe Rossi threads the needle short side for Italy.
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This will be the last Monday WLG? until the Euro-seasons kick back up in late August, but I do plan
to have some WCQ-day and international tourney editions through the summer...We start off with
Rangers' Scottish Cup hero Nacho Novo, who needed all of about 20 seconds to decide the match with
this insane winner.
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You'll need to forgive my tardiness, I've spent hours wrestling with my computer's demons...Let's
start off with Spartak Moscow ace Alex, who channels a little pillow-soft Cruijff spirit for this
one.Next, Mallorca's Kleber Santana says "Anything you can do with the left, I can do better with
the right - and I'll use mine to beat Real Madrid.
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Quoth Ice T: Pimpin' ain't easy, but somebody's gotta do it...Let's begin with the MLS Goal of the
Week nominees. I love Rocha's, but it would have to be Eddinho or Tino, wouldn't it?Boro's Tuncay
Şanlı connects with a bit of desperation creativity in the box.Caen's Steve Savidian shows that
Route One football still works.
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With traffic rising sharply, I've noticed Cut of the Day often uses the allotted bandwidth in about
12 hours, so I will try to keep a closer eye on it to switch files out. As I said traffic is
soaring, so demonstrably, it's all your fault...Let's kick things off with the MLS Goal of the Week
candidates.
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After reading a few articles, I've realized that it is entirely possible the Arrested Development
movie could hit theatres during World Cup 2010. Talk about sensory overload...Let's just get this
out of the way, I don't want to talk about it. A certain Kenneth Perez boots FC Twente back to the
third qualifying round of the Champions League in a rout of the new champs.
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It's a busy, busy day (or in my world: "Monday"), so let's get to the loud, foreign men yelling
uncontrollably through your work computer...Let's begin with the MLS Goal of the Week candidates,
which makes for a pretty tough field. I can't decide... I'm still trying to accept how cleanly
Cletus hit that volley (an assist should go to Nat Borchers just for getting the hell out of the
way in time).
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A quick note: thanks to NSC reader Peter, we now have a better look at the Mo Edu goal from Sunday.
Andrew Keh of the New York Times also has a recap of how the kid has become a weekly starter.
Wait... should that all have been a thing?#1 - Du Nord don Brucio Minnesota is back. Yes, he really
is.(confetti, fireworks, live music and probably some sort of large BBQ buffet would be good)Of
course,
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Yes, that is the first time NSC has featured the same artist for Cut of the Day twice in a row.
You'll have to excuse my excitement; I just scored tickets to take the Distracter to an acoustic
Jayhawks show in Den Haag in a couple weeks. Haven't seen 'em in ages, very excited...Let's begin
with a sick field level look at Borussia Dortmund's Nelson Valdez at work.
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No, I didn't forget. My computer has been a rotten bastard the last two days and I got behind. My
sincere apologies for jarring your Monday "work schedule"...Ever wonder about that Luis Angel
Landin guy the Dynamo were after? Well, soon Cruz Azul fans may call him "The Scorpion". Be
forewarned: this audio is LOUD, so take precaution.
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I'm just gonna get this out of the way now, then do A few things in the morning. You guys will all
be watching baseball tomorrow. Go Cardinals!!I wonder how many times Federico Macheda actually
dreamed of hitting a massively important late winner at Old Trafford before today. Frankly, just
having the idea AND confidence to attempt that touch-and-turn at 17 makes my eyes pop.
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Most of this week's will be from international matches, but we can start off with the best from
MLS...Tough to pick a winner, but I think I like Brad Davis' strike best.If you've found yourself
wondering why everyone and his mother is suddenly chasing some Bosnia striker from Wolfsburg named
Edin Džeko, here's a clue.
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I will begin this week with mere links to some MLS Opening Day golazos. I'd have loved to embedded
the clips from Kenny Cooper's pure evil lob of the keeper from across midfield, United rookie Chris
Pontius' sick career account-opening curler and a crisp two-pack of Davy Arnaud crack-uhs, but alas
I am nowhere near computer-savy enough to pull it off.
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