Nah, the Newcastle one was top class, I'd class that as top corner for sure. Especially as it bent in from outside the left post. That's possibly Rooney's best goal for me.
To be fair. People arguing what the best goal ever is is like asking people to argue what the best colour is
A set up, noooooooo. Okay, yes
My hope for this year. Everyone at a sporting event holding up a sign asking for something is ignored. Everyone at a concert with a sign asking to sing, play an instrument etc is ignored. I get irrationally annoyed by this stuff. It's all for social media, one side or the other.
Yeah, that's often cited as the best bicycle kick ever, not least because he was outside of the box. Would take some beating.
I'm with you on this. The only deterrent to this sort of nonsense is to take the signs off them at the turnstyles and if they manage to get them through then the stewards should be able to taser them.A set up
My hope for this year. Everyone at a sporting event holding up a sign asking for something is ignored. Everyone at a concert with a sign asking to sing, play an instrument etc is ignored. I get irrationally annoyed by this stuff. It's all for social media, one side or the other.
Middle of the goal, poor goalkeeping
You're wrong. Blue isn't even a colour. It's a collection of different shades. The correct answer is bottle green.Blue obviously
Sounds like a good result for you. Should be good fun in the bars tonight. Where have they put you up?
Premier Inn Quayside on Lombard Street so quite close to the city centre. Even better result is that the port is closed until tomorrow afternoon so I can have a couple of beers without worrying about getting up early tomorrow and I'm getting paid.
Walk up the hill, Dean Street, then Grey Street (it's obvious, and also the nicest streets in the city). Just follow people, see where has the game and dive in. Don't worry about going down little streets and lanes, there are pubs everywhere.Premier Inn Quayside on Lombard Street so quite close to the city centre. Even better result is that the port is closed until tomorrow afternoon so I can have a couple of beers without worrying about getting up early tomorrow and I'm getting paid.
Went for a walk earlier and stopped at Akenside Traders for a pint of Neck Oil. It was a lovely pint but think we might look for somewhere a bit cheaper than £6 a pint. Or is that fairly standard pricing for the area?Walk up the hill, Dean Street, then Grey Street (it's obvious, and also the nicest streets in the city). Just follow people, see where has the game and dive in. Don't worry about going down little streets and lanes, there are pubs everywhere.
I could try to direct you to pubs but it would over complicate things. Plenty to choose from. Have a good night
(Okay, I cracked. My own favourite would be The Duke Of Wellington. Not too far from you and a proper pub that should have the game on as well. Otherwise, just follow my original advice and follow the people in black and white shirts)
Go to the Free Trade Inn and thank me later.
The Quayside isn't cheap so that isn't a surprise. Go further into the city, up the hill, and it's better, depending on the type of bar of course. Saying that, it's a city so it's more than regular pubs still.
Nice to see players giving back!
