Matt Le Tissier could have had a top 10 Premier League goals collection all on his own. A sublime player, woefully underused if not overlooked by England.
Gives me pleasure to say I saw 3 of these with my own eyes (Barnes, Shearer and Le Tissier). Le Tiss quite rightly won GOTS...I remember the whole ground applauding after it went in.....watch the Rovers fans clapping behind the goal at 1:39
You were privileged, even though two of those went against your team (I'm guessing). The reaction when Le Tiss's went in partly proves my case that it's one of the very best goals ever, not just that season!
I had the pleasure of seeing the Ndluv goal. A very good goal, but we were a division below and I think some of our defenders weren't up to scratch that season unfortunately!
Been digging through your channel and I'm glad I found this. Le Tissier's chip against the Rovers was a piece of fine art, skimming through those defenders like if those defenders were me before nicking that goal from 40 yards away. Bloody legendary. Undoubtedly one of the most phenomenal shots in Premier League history, and the man himself was so underused it's criminal. I don't even think Le Tiss has even had a _bad_ shot in his whole career. Hell, you can even see some of the Blackburn supporters in the crowd cheering him on after that, which I can honestly respect.
Yeah, it's probably still my favourite Premier League goal. I think the Blackburn fans _and_ Tim Flowers all had a sort of "Well, nothing we can do about that, so may as well enjoy it" sort of attitude about it.
Le Tiss's outrageous, measured, curling, dipping, cannon ball into the top corner, after creating space with 3 bamboozling touches is a true masterpiece.
Forget the goals for a second, the commentators here were some of the greatest of all time: Davies, Motson, Tyldesley.... Some of the best ever to narrate football matches. It really was a better time back then to be a footie fan.
Old comment, but as much as the 1990s were a fun time, it was most definitely not an era of innocence. In fact, this very season - 94/95 - still stands out as particularly scandalous and sinful.
Nayim's goal was something great and unexpected in a split second that changed the history of that game against Arsenal. Although Barnes' goal also seems very remarkable to me, I think Nayim's is better than all goals.
I bet that was a day to remember! Both Spurs and Liverpool had teams that were well worth watching back then. I've never actually been at a live match when a Goal of the Month winner has been scored - part of the "joys" of being a Peterborough United fan... :-/
Matt Le Tissier against Blackburn is just amazing. But his goal at Villa is right up there. No danger at all then bang out of nowhere top corner. awesome
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For me this was the best era in football in my time.... Probably because I was 14/15 in that season and a Man United fan ( Yes I know Blackburn won the league in 95) but we were clearing up in the 90's. I used to enjoy motd back then watching the likes of Le Tissier scoring them 30 - 40 yard goals which he made look so easy. Im pretty sure Le Tissiers second goal in this list got goal of the season that year.
VideotapeFTW lol, yea no doubt. Good video btw as it brings back memories of players I watched through childhood. I was like damn yea I remember him and started googling certain players to see what they're up to now👍
+Algrim "Ginger-Fist" Durinsson Glad you enjoyed it! It was a good time for football - not long before money *really* took over the game - and I think these Goal of the Season vids capture the era perfectly.
I think the best way to describe Stan is an "individual" rather than an "egomaniac". Having seen him interviewed in recent years, I have a lot more sympathy for him now than I did back then. His head definitely wasn't in the right place on many occasions, but at the top of his game there was no stopping him.
What a Theme Song Just so perfect with Goal of the Month! Bring it back and keep it. Come on BEEB Just Fantastic Memory's of Classic Games and Goals ⚽⚽⚽
I used to love the smell of my sticker album. It only dawned on me fairly recently that my eight-year-old self was probably getting slightly high on the glue.
Some absolute peaches in this but I'd have to go for Matt Le Tissiers goal against Blackburn closely followed by John Barnes goal. Le Tissier was easily one of the top players in the Prem in the mid 90s. The Nayim one was a freak but hardly surprising to see David Seaman once again beaten from long range. It was his Achilles heel.
Le Tissier,the most underrated genius in premier league history.What a player.Flowers was a first class keeper at the time and still got nowhere near it.Le Tis 👌
I too regard this as a great season - probably the best I can remember. :-) It was not long after this that the Premiership just got too big for its own good, in my humble opinion.
1:36 it always cracks me up that Tim Flowers actually tried to do something with Le Tissiers shot ! LOL what ever he was trying to do he just ended up on his back ! He should have just stood there and admired it like the rest of us !
You know what mate that was my exact same thought watching this video! Especially the Andy Clarke picture! For me the golden era of the Premiership. I seem to remember this season's album being blue with Paul Merson and Ryan Giggs on the front, and the year later it was black! Ah, I can still feel the disappointment now of opening 8 packs in one go and getting Lee Clark or Frank Sinclair at least twice in them!
Really liked Sheringham's. Great ball forward, nice backheel and turn from Klinsman, perfectly weighted lay-off and a lovely side-footed finish from Sheringham. Collymore's was cool as well: nice ball control to control the ball at the start, lovely dribbling around the first defender, pure pace past the second and an emphatic finish.
VideotapeFTW Yeah it's true, he was amazing at Forest. Started well at Liverpool but he was always on the razzle and it caught up with him. Big guys like that don't stay at the top long if they are living fast.
+James Iyer Although I think it's fair to say that, for a lot of the 90s and 00s, that was the exception rather than the rule. Not too shabby at all now, of course!
I remember it well - John Barnes was converted to a 'holding' midfielder because his legs were giving out. And then he went and did *that* overhead kick!
Great stuff - my first year of being a football fan and what a season it was! If only Spurs had made it to the cup final, Jurgen might have stayed longer.
matthew le tissier out standing player , could watch his goals for hours , one of his goals go a slight deflection but didnt get counted , he scored from a corner, out standing player
***** Even with all that striking talent, you'd think Le Tiss would at least have made more appearances from the bench in tight games. It's just baffling to me! In fact, given a straight choice between him and Sheringham, I'd take Matt every time. Nowadays he would be amazing, especially as there are the likes of Oxlade-Chamberlain and Sterling to do all his running for him!
Shearer's was an astonishing strike but didn't get good camera coverage. Was less of a looper than Le Tissier's, just pure power spanked in off the bar. Le Tiss vs. Blackburn Shearer Le Tiss vs. Villa
@VideotapeFTW I'll agree with you on that one!! Best PL goal ever. Even as a Rovers fan I'll never tire of watching it again and again...it's just pure artistry. Also love the way he points at his old mate Tim Flowers to celebrate!!
Ah, those days of Shearer, Fowler, Ferdinand, Cole, Collymore, Le Tissier (if we're counting him as a "striker")... And still England couldn't take advantage and cobble together a top side. It should have been a goal-fest under Venables!
VideotapeFTW To be fair Venebles had a top side and we came close when football came home in 96 but we were done by our old foes the Germans in the Semis, we were the team of that tournament though with some of the football we played. Gazza against Scotland is still one of the best goals youll ever see.
matt le tissier definitely won it this season. i'm probably biased cos i'm a big saints fan, but that's one of the best strikes of a football i've ever seen. he knew exactly what he was doing. he didnt just put his laces through it and hope for the best. just placed it into the top corner. perfect. the blackburn supporters clapping him afterwards shows how good it was
What a privilege to have been there! Sometimes all you can do is take your hat off to an opposition player, especially when they do something like *that*.
Ha! Those were the days... I used to have both the original and CM2 on the PC, along with Ultimate Soccer Manager in the mid-90s. Who'd have thought you could make such great games out of a cross between a database, a spreadsheet, and a random number generator? Good times... :-)
@ltsaint911 It's Match of the Day's goal of the season, so as long as the match was broadcast on the BBC (and the Cup Winners' Cup final was), it was fair game. That's how it worked back then, anyway.
It didn't help that certain media outlets took an instant dislike to him, and frankly revelled in his personal problems. (Same goes for Gascoigne in that respect.) The fact that Collymore ended his career with a grand total of three England caps is bordering on scandalous.
I remember watching that Arsenal game and to this day I still believe Nayim meant that. We can't look at every lob and be cynical about it. Some are genuine and I genuinely believe he saw the ball and the way it bounced in front of him, measured it in his head and had a go.
Yeah, I watched it live, too, and I'll be honest my impression was that running down the clock and playing for penalties (being the last minute of a cup final) was forefront of Nayim's mind as he wellied it. It turned out way better than even he expected, obviously.
@cen2s2s You're truly privileged! That goal from Le Tissier may still be the best that the Premier League has ever seen - way ahead even of Beckham's halfway line jobbie, in my opinion.
@VideotapeFTW I couldn't disagree more. It was *exactly* what he meant to do. He clearly saw Seaman off his line, the ball sat up perfectly for him and he went for it....99% audacity, 1% luck.
I remember the next week on Fantasy Football League Nick Hornby - an Arsenal fan - was treated to a chorus of (to the tune of Go West) "Nayim, from the halfway line". He wasn't impressed. :-)
VideotapeFTW love your vids, I have loads of old MOTDs and Man United reviews on video, love digging them out. Gotta disagree with you on Nayim's strike though...it was speculative for sure, but what else was he trying to do? From the moment he hits it you can tell he's waiting to see if he's pulled it off or not. Great - and unusual - goal!
Former Coventry, Birmingham, Sheffield United and Huddersfield winger Peter Ndlovu has been critically injured in a car crash in his native Zimbabwe. The accident, in Victoria Falls, claimed the life of his elder brother Adam, who was also a professional footballer. The pair were returning from a friendly match between the Highlanders Legends and a Victoria Falls team. A female passenger is also reported to have died in the accident.
Got to be Le Tissier's goal against Blackburn for me. I seem to remember John Barnes was playing in the centre of midfield when he scored that gem of an overhead kick.
They always said on the packet that the stickers were all printed in equal numbers - which goes nowhere to explaining why I'd get about 20 Wimbledon silvers before a Man Utd or Liverpool one showed up...
There were always rumours about Ndlovu getting a big move, but it just never happened. Same with the likes of Le Tissier and Kinkladze - definite talent in abundance, but we'll never know whether they were more than big fishes in (relatively) small ponds. Pity.
Sometimes i watch this video again and again. Just for Le Tissier goals. Magnificent:) P.S.: what happened to the FIFA WC'90 BBC review? Can't find it anywhere...
The Italia '90 review got blocked by Warner Music Group because of a 14-second clip of World in Motion. When I get the chance, I'll edit it and put it back up.
Holy shit , what goals and what a time for football and the BBC . Sky sports overkilled and ultimately destroyed the modern day money driven shambles that is was the beautiful game
Peter Ndlovu is one of those players I'd have been fascinated to see at a bigger club. He certainly had the skill, but would he have cut it at a top side? I suppose we'll never know...
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Matt Le Tissier could have had a top 10 Premier League goals collection all on his own. A sublime player, woefully underused if not overlooked by England.
Le god
Brilliant Goal Scorer All Day Long
Offered nothing in general play though hence playing for Southampton all his life
@@rnmusic-gt7zw What does that mean? Kept them in the league for several years.You sound like an eejit.
Handsome bastard too
Miss the 90s, better, simpler times in almost all aspects. Take me back
I always say that! So much better!
Thankfully we got to experience it.
Matt le Tissier might as well have Life of Riley played at his funeral. (Copyright @FootballCliches)
Yes! That's an absolutely blinding suggestion.
😂
Beauty of a comment!
..but where was his free kick against Wimbledon? unless that was the '93-'94 season. yeah, maybe it was.
John C Yes, date for that was 26th Feb ‘94.
I genuinely do miss these older years of the premier league some of the best times, proper premier league days unlike today
I actually expected more than the 2 goals from Matt Le Tiss to be in here..And that Nayim goal is still HILARIOUS
How could Nayim's Effort be a goal of the Season Candidate?, as let's Face it, that goal really didn't come through Skill, more Chip & Hope?.😂
@@kennethnorris4920 Ronaldinho did the same thing to Seaman in the 2002 World Cup. It's basically the reason we went out of it.
Le Tissier v Blackburn! Absolute quality goal scorer! One of the best ever!
No matter which team you supported Matts goals were legendary
Gives me pleasure to say I saw 3 of these with my own eyes (Barnes, Shearer and Le Tissier). Le Tiss quite rightly won GOTS...I remember the whole ground applauding after it went in.....watch the Rovers fans clapping behind the goal at 1:39
You were privileged, even though two of those went against your team (I'm guessing). The reaction when Le Tiss's went in partly proves my case that it's one of the very best goals ever, not just that season!
I had the pleasure of seeing the Ndluv goal. A very good goal, but we were a division below
and I think some of our defenders weren't up to scratch that season unfortunately!
Whose eyes did you see the others with?
@@noelmadden1920 Abraham Lincoln's
Been digging through your channel and I'm glad I found this. Le Tissier's chip against the Rovers was a piece of fine art, skimming through those defenders like if those defenders were me before nicking that goal from 40 yards away. Bloody legendary. Undoubtedly one of the most phenomenal shots in Premier League history, and the man himself was so underused it's criminal. I don't even think Le Tiss has even had a _bad_ shot in his whole career. Hell, you can even see some of the Blackburn supporters in the crowd cheering him on after that, which I can honestly respect.
Yeah, it's probably still my favourite Premier League goal. I think the Blackburn fans _and_ Tim Flowers all had a sort of "Well, nothing we can do about that, so may as well enjoy it" sort of attitude about it.
@@VideotapeFTW Better attitude than most Chelsea fans these days
That's the sign of a genuinely great goal - when all rivalries go to one side and everyone applauds the moment of genius they've just witnessed.
Le Tiss's outrageous, measured, curling, dipping, cannon ball into the top corner, after creating space with 3 bamboozling touches is a true masterpiece.
Le tiss v Blackburn class
Definitely agree. It's almost like the guy was running his own Goal of the Decade competition throughout the 90s, wasn't it? :-)
Forget the goals for a second, the commentators here were some of the greatest of all time: Davies, Motson, Tyldesley.... Some of the best ever to narrate football matches. It really was a better time back then to be a footie fan.
Forgot to mention Tony Gubba here too who always used to ‘yes’ when somebody scored
@@AsifKhan-du5nr Gerald Sinstadt - "One - Nothing"
was in the top tier right behind that goal when he scored, there was little else we could do apart from clap him, absolute genius
old don you
@@hazzo_hd "The Don" will do mate, less of the old 😂
I've got the instrumental for life of Riley. Used to listen to it on my way to playing 5 a side. Glorious
Life of Riley is literally the only authentic football soundtrack for me.
Matt Le Tissier All day Day Long,,,scored some sick goals... Used To Love Seeing His Goals
Football just had a much better "feel" to it back then. Not the high-stakes financial institution it is these days.
Old comment, but as much as the 1990s were a fun time, it was most definitely not an era of innocence. In fact, this very season - 94/95 - still stands out as particularly scandalous and sinful.
Nayim's goal was something great and unexpected in a split second that changed the history of that game against Arsenal. Although Barnes' goal also seems very remarkable to me, I think Nayim's is better than all goals.
Shouldn't have ever been included, it wasn't even in the premier league and it wasn't even on the BBC. MOTD back in the early 90s just hated Arsenal!
Matt le tissiers goals where fantastic strikes. Stan collymores goal was good as well.
I bet that was a day to remember! Both Spurs and Liverpool had teams that were well worth watching back then.
I've never actually been at a live match when a Goal of the Month winner has been scored - part of the "joys" of being a Peterborough United fan... :-/
Goal 5 by Le Tissier did win it actually. And I agree - definitely one of the best Premier League goals you'll ever see!
Amazing goals, even more amazing was Wimbledon playing like Barcelona in their prime in the lead up to their goal.
Dimitri Kharine's hair wins this contest, hands down.
Wins by a nose from his trousers.
Barry Venison second place then.
Matt Le Tissier against Blackburn is just amazing. But his goal at Villa is right up there. No danger at all then bang out of nowhere top corner. awesome
The magnificent meeting of minds: Lynam ‘10 goals, pick your favourite’, 90s football and ‘the life of Riley’ instrumental. Glastonbury 23 brought me here tonight
For me this was the best era in football in my time.... Probably because I was 14/15 in that season and a Man United fan ( Yes I know Blackburn won the league in 95) but we were clearing up in the 90's. I used to enjoy motd back then watching the likes of Le Tissier scoring them 30 - 40 yard goals which he made look so easy.
Im pretty sure Le Tissiers second goal in this list got goal of the season that year.
Shearer's goal was so good it beat the camera as well as the keeper!
nobody had the internet, and hardly anyone had mobile phones back then. The world moves so fast
The Internet was around but was more limited
Have to say matts goal against Blackburn absolute class
Goal A.... I've just phoned my vote in ☺️
+Algrim "Ginger-Fist" Durinsson ...And you've probably just been charged about £12 per minute by the BBC. ;-)
VideotapeFTW lol, yea no doubt. Good video btw as it brings back memories of players I watched through childhood. I was like damn yea I remember him and started googling certain players to see what they're up to now👍
+Algrim "Ginger-Fist" Durinsson Glad you enjoyed it! It was a good time for football - not long before money *really* took over the game - and I think these Goal of the Season vids capture the era perfectly.
VideotapeFTW Very true!
What's Stan Collymore up to now?
I think the best way to describe Stan is an "individual" rather than an "egomaniac". Having seen him interviewed in recent years, I have a lot more sympathy for him now than I did back then. His head definitely wasn't in the right place on many occasions, but at the top of his game there was no stopping him.
Le Tissier was in almost every motd 90s goal of the season review.
What a Theme Song Just so perfect with Goal of the Month! Bring it back and keep it. Come on BEEB Just Fantastic Memory's of Classic Games and Goals ⚽⚽⚽
I used to love the smell of my sticker album. It only dawned on me fairly recently that my eight-year-old self was probably getting slightly high on the glue.
I always loved getting the silver club crests. Was over the moon to get the Arsenal one twice.
Besides anything else, I still don't know how Seaman managed to get his jump so hilariously wrong. I reckon Ronaldinho was taking notes, though...
Seaman was shit from distance.
Poor judgement and footwork
Some absolute peaches in this but I'd have to go for Matt Le Tissiers goal against Blackburn closely followed by John Barnes goal. Le Tissier was easily one of the top players in the Prem in the mid 90s. The Nayim one was a freak but hardly surprising to see David Seaman once again beaten from long range. It was his Achilles heel.
Nayim can lob Seaman from 40 yards away, now that's impressive!
hahaha
I remember the original version of that joke, which was "what is the similarity between an elephant and Nayim?" You can guess the rest lol
Both Le Tissier goals. he was something special.
Le Tissier,the most underrated genius in premier league history.What a player.Flowers was a first class keeper at the time and still got nowhere near it.Le Tis 👌
I too regard this as a great season - probably the best I can remember. :-) It was not long after this that the Premiership just got too big for its own good, in my humble opinion.
1:36 it always cracks me up that Tim Flowers actually tried to do something with Le Tissiers shot ! LOL what ever he was trying to do he just ended up on his back ! He should have just stood there and admired it like the rest of us !
The best cast of goal of the month ever. Nayim from the half way line.
Goal 5, Le Tissier v Blackburn, took the award.
You know what mate that was my exact same thought watching this video! Especially the Andy Clarke picture! For me the golden era of the Premiership. I seem to remember this season's album being blue with Paul Merson and Ryan Giggs on the front, and the year later it was black! Ah, I can still feel the disappointment now of opening 8 packs in one go and getting Lee Clark or Frank Sinclair at least twice in them!
Really liked Sheringham's. Great ball forward, nice backheel and turn from Klinsman, perfectly weighted lay-off and a lovely side-footed finish from Sheringham.
Collymore's was cool as well: nice ball control to control the ball at the start, lovely dribbling around the first defender, pure pace past the second and an emphatic finish.
There's a generation who have no idea how scarily good Stan Collymore was at one point, before the wheels came off.
VideotapeFTW Yeah it's true, he was amazing at Forest. Started well at Liverpool but he was always on the razzle and it caught up with him. Big guys like that don't stay at the top long if they are living fast.
+Jimmy Dixon So many potentially great footballers have flushed away their careers like that. (Too many of them British, as well...)
That's the quality of football you might find from the great Tottenham Hotspur
+James Iyer Although I think it's fair to say that, for a lot of the 90s and 00s, that was the exception rather than the rule. Not too shabby at all now, of course!
I remember it well - John Barnes was converted to a 'holding' midfielder because his legs were giving out. And then he went and did *that* overhead kick!
John Barnes sensational
Great stuff - my first year of being a football fan and what a season it was! If only Spurs had made it to the cup final, Jurgen might have stayed longer.
1:22 The Blackburn fans clapping Le Tissier's goals tells you how special that was! No competition Goal of the decade!!
Thank God Peter Ndlovu is recovering now from the car crash.
Le God.
matthew le tissier out standing player , could watch his goals for hours , one of his goals go a slight deflection but didnt get counted , he scored from a corner, out standing player
How he only played for England eight times I'll never know...
***** Even with all that striking talent, you'd think Le Tiss would at least have made more appearances from the bench in tight games. It's just baffling to me! In fact, given a straight choice between him and Sheringham, I'd take Matt every time. Nowadays he would be amazing, especially as there are the likes of Oxlade-Chamberlain and Sterling to do all his running for him!
***** Ah... If only!
I was enjoying these goals until I got to number 10. That's one goal I never want to remember 😫
Shearer's was an astonishing strike but didn't get good camera coverage. Was less of a looper than Le Tissier's, just pure power spanked in off the bar.
Le Tiss vs. Blackburn
Shearer
Le Tiss vs. Villa
No.5 is way out in front. Could not have have placed it with his hands any better. Just sensational!
@VideotapeFTW I'll agree with you on that one!! Best PL goal ever. Even as a Rovers fan I'll never tire of watching it again and again...it's just pure artistry. Also love the way he points at his old mate Tim Flowers to celebrate!!
Ah, those days of Shearer, Fowler, Ferdinand, Cole, Collymore, Le Tissier (if we're counting him as a "striker")... And still England couldn't take advantage and cobble together a top side. It should have been a goal-fest under Venables!
VideotapeFTW To be fair Venebles had a top side and we came close when football came home in 96 but we were done by our old foes the Germans in the Semis, we were the team of that tournament though with some of the football we played. Gazza against Scotland is still one of the best goals youll ever see.
I love how casual he looks afterwards, almost saying, "Oh, yes, I do this all the time..."
What a finish from Andy Cole, the best era for football this
matt le tissier definitely won it this season. i'm probably biased cos i'm a big saints fan, but that's one of the best strikes of a football i've ever seen. he knew exactly what he was doing. he didnt just put his laces through it and hope for the best. just placed it into the top corner. perfect. the blackburn supporters clapping him afterwards shows how good it was
You never see goals scored now like you did then
The fact that the entire Blackburn end gave Le Tissier an ovation tells you everything you need to know.
Le Tissier celebration after the blackburn goal is like "business as usual 🤷"
Le Tissier v Blackburn by a mile, a truly unique strike.
What a true English legend. Matt Le TIssier.
What a privilege to have been there! Sometimes all you can do is take your hat off to an opposition player, especially when they do something like *that*.
Some amazing goals there. But, "Nayim from the halfway line", legendary.
Ha! Those were the days... I used to have both the original and CM2 on the PC, along with Ultimate Soccer Manager in the mid-90s. Who'd have thought you could make such great games out of a cross between a database, a spreadsheet, and a random number generator? Good times... :-)
@ltsaint911 It's Match of the Day's goal of the season, so as long as the match was broadcast on the BBC (and the Cup Winners' Cup final was), it was fair game. That's how it worked back then, anyway.
It didn't help that certain media outlets took an instant dislike to him, and frankly revelled in his personal problems. (Same goes for Gascoigne in that respect.) The fact that Collymore ended his career with a grand total of three England caps is bordering on scandalous.
Christ. The Nostalgia.
Lightning Seeds music, Alan Shearer with hair, Des Lynam. Brilliant.
Despite running with the ball from his own half Peter Ndlovu only has to beat one defender, bet Alan Hansen ripped into that West Brom defending.
Incredible video quality?! Thanks for the u/l.
I remember watching that Arsenal game and to this day I still believe Nayim meant that. We can't look at every lob and be cynical about it. Some are genuine and I genuinely believe he saw the ball and the way it bounced in front of him, measured it in his head and had a go.
Yeah, I watched it live, too, and I'll be honest my impression was that running down the clock and playing for penalties (being the last minute of a cup final) was forefront of Nayim's mind as he wellied it. It turned out way better than even he expected, obviously.
@cen2s2s You're truly privileged! That goal from Le Tissier may still be the best that the Premier League has ever seen - way ahead even of Beckham's halfway line jobbie, in my opinion.
9 ok goals and Le Tissiers masterclass against Blackburn. If he didn't win it was fixed.
@VideotapeFTW I couldn't disagree more. It was *exactly* what he meant to do. He clearly saw Seaman off his line, the ball sat up perfectly for him and he went for it....99% audacity, 1% luck.
I remember the next week on Fantasy Football League Nick Hornby - an Arsenal fan - was treated to a chorus of (to the tune of Go West) "Nayim, from the halfway line". He wasn't impressed. :-)
Gr8 vid and music, hate nayim remember cryin as a little lad when that happened, some gr8 goals in there clarkes is my favourite.
Wow - and I remember most of these like they were yesterday...
I miss the Men’s game of the 1990s
VideotapeFTW love your vids, I have loads of old MOTDs and Man United reviews on video, love digging them out. Gotta disagree with you on Nayim's strike though...it was speculative for sure, but what else was he trying to do? From the moment he hits it you can tell he's waiting to see if he's pulled it off or not. Great - and unusual - goal!
Former Coventry, Birmingham, Sheffield United and Huddersfield winger Peter Ndlovu has been critically injured in a car crash in his native Zimbabwe.
The accident, in Victoria Falls, claimed the life of his elder brother Adam, who was also a professional footballer.
The pair were returning from a friendly match between the Highlanders Legends and a Victoria Falls team.
A female passenger is also reported to have died in the accident.
Collymore with the OG Ronaldo haircut
Got to be Le Tissier's goal against Blackburn for me. I seem to remember John Barnes was playing in the centre of midfield when he scored that gem of an overhead kick.
They always said on the packet that the stickers were all printed in equal numbers - which goes nowhere to explaining why I'd get about 20 Wimbledon silvers before a Man Utd or Liverpool one showed up...
There were always rumours about Ndlovu getting a big move, but it just never happened. Same with the likes of Le Tissier and Kinkladze - definite talent in abundance, but we'll never know whether they were more than big fishes in (relatively) small ponds. Pity.
Sometimes i watch this video again and again. Just for Le Tissier goals. Magnificent:)
P.S.: what happened to the FIFA WC'90 BBC review? Can't find it anywhere...
The Italia '90 review got blocked by Warner Music Group because of a 14-second clip of World in Motion. When I get the chance, I'll edit it and put it back up.
@@VideotapeFTW that could be awesome! Because i totally loved it..
P.s.: maybe it's worthy to upload it to disks (like mega or dropbox...)
@@iliyasannikov2634 Maybe.
mega.nz/#F!LewjSQ7L!oyfQ7g0wk1YDyOEbEZ9JMw
Matt le tissier only scored worldys.
Saw him live many times and every goal was top drawer
Holy shit , what goals and what a time for football and the BBC . Sky sports overkilled and ultimately destroyed the modern day money driven shambles that is was the beautiful game
@YankeeBar82 Never a truer word spoken - this was when I enjoyed football the most...
If it was shown on the BBC, it was eligible for the Goal of the Month/Season competition. It doesn't work like that any more, of course.
Yeah you're right actually. Stevie G's cup final goal in 2006 won it, but there are no FA Cup goals in the GOTM lists any more since it moved to ITV.
Life of Riley by The Lightning Seeds. Same band who played on Three Lions.
Peter Ndlovu is one of those players I'd have been fascinated to see at a bigger club. He certainly had the skill, but would he have cut it at a top side? I suppose we'll never know...
Nayim's cup final winning goal at the old CWC final with the Penalty Shootout looming large
Pains me to say it but Matt le Tiss wins that comfortably.
Did Le Tiss ever score a bad goal? What a player
Le Tissier, Cole, Barnes, Shearer, Sheringham, Collymore, useful group of English players right there
I suppose they could include the Football League and League Cup if they really wanted to...