Seeing Bipe's comment below in the Ronnie Radford RIP thread got me thinking about this.
Radford's goal was most certainly iconic. Other contenders, imho, would be:
Maradona - both goals against England in 1986, but for reasons at completely opposite ends of the spectrum (cheating bastard / absolute brilliance);
Ricky Villa for Spurs v Man City in the FA Cup Final;
Geoff Hurst in 1966 "They think it's all over...";
But for me I think the most iconic goal was Brazil's brilliant goal by Carlos Alberto in the WC Final against Italy in 1970, brilliant play in the build-up, and Pele's almost nonchalant lay-off into CA's path.
Others?
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Originally Posted by Bipe (Post 16721311)
There is an argument to say that this could be the most iconic goal in football history.
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Maradona - both goals against England in 1986, but for reasons at completely opposite ends of the spectrum (cheating bastard / absolute brilliance);
Ricky Villa for Spurs v Man City in the FA Cup Final;
Geoff Hurst in 1966 "They think it's all over...";
But for me I think the most iconic goal was Brazil's brilliant goal by Carlos Alberto in the WC Final against Italy in 1970, brilliant play in the build-up, and Pele's almost nonchalant lay-off into CA's path.
Others?
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