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Petracca's Snap gets GOTY Nomination :-)

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It was a special goal at a crucial time to event he scores.  Well done.  Look forward to more.

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That should go some way to build his confidence and trust his instincts. 

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1 hour ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

It was a special goal at a crucial time to event he scores.  Well done.  Look forward to more.

Vote for him here:  GOTY Vote

That should go some way to build his confidence and trust his instincts. 

I would have thought big Preussy's goal would have got a look in.

2 hours ago, Singa said:

I would have thought big Preussy's goal would have got a look in.

Agreed!

 
17 hours ago, Singa said:

I would have thought big Preussy's goal would have got a look in.

absolutely.


18 hours ago, Singa said:

I would have thought big Preussy's goal would have got a look in.

Agreed. At least, I thought it was more worthy than Petracca's. Preuss's goal fundamentally derived from the player's skill; Petracca's involved a high degree of luck associated with the tackling motion of the opponent. I can't countenance any argument that Petracca made use of the tackle motion and kicked the ball deliberately at the right time to get the goal.

Although Preuss's goal was sensational  enough  I can't think of a better class goal  kicked by a super talent  from 50 metres out being slinged at the same time. . The ball dead set splits the middle a very vital time in the game. Petrac the class act with a classic finish.

 

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