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Dennis Bergkamp goal vs Newcastle 2002 (no sound)
Arsenal Videos / Monday, June 27th, 2011
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only zidane had a footballing brain that can match bergkamp. i just wonder what would happen if they were on the same team
Elmander’in golü daha güzel gardaşlarım..
Bergkamp fouls the defender.
One of few goals that required 100% technique.
Loved in 2002 and love it now
He would have been hanged for sorcery if he did that in Saudi Arabia.
@dan32113
Yes, actually – Peter Møller from FC Copenhagen vs Farum. Great goal. But what does this have to do with Bergkamp?
Now thats Pablo Picasso playing football
Accuracy, strength, power! Toon fan in awe 10 years on..
a re dabiza me pion pas na ta valeis!!!!!!!!!!!
really? sy don’t like THIS?
When I saw the no sound part, I turned down my speakers just in case it some joke to kill our ears
lol how CAN one defend this… this move is totally new and perfectly executed
ofcourse he’s dutch
would be against us 🙁 haha
Better than Maradona 2nd goal against England
Better than Mradona 2nd goal against England
sin dudas uno de los mejores cinco goles de la historia…excelente Bergkamp
the goal should have been disallowed, it should be against the rules to use magic in a game
What kind of defending was that… -_-
@aSH0GUN i said the goal is unique, for the fact it doesn”t touch the ground from Goalkeepers hands to the goal! A volley IS a definate show of skill & technique! Glenn Hoddle was agruably the most talented English player of the 1980″s, he was a better passer of the ball than Scholes & Beckham! could score freekicks, volleys had a great football brain the only thing he didn”t have was speed, he couldn”t run to save his life, but why bother when you can land a 50 yard pass on a sixpence!
@dan32113 there was no skill or technique involved, just a simple volley… just because it did not touch the ground, doesn’t mean its good…
legend
I finally have the proof that the touch was completely intentional. At 0:13 watch Bergkamp’s eyes just as he spins the defender. Notice that as soon as he takes the touch he turns his head to look at the keeper because he KNOWS exactly where the ball is going to end up once he gets round the defender, he doesn’t have to worry about it. He is already planning his next move to slip it into the corner.
What. A. God. Damn. Genius.
@i5Quint he just wanna leave arsenal
@FawlyAlmighty i”ve got a challenge for you! watch Glenn Hoddle strike v Nottingham Forest. What makes THIS goal unique is that the ball doesn”t touch the ground from the time it leaves the goalkeepers hands to hitting the back of the net, it is touched by two Spurs players before Hoddle volleys it into the net! Can you think of another like that!