Michael Owen’s goal against Argentina 1998


Michael Owen‘s goal against Argentina 1998
Michael Owen scores that wonder goal against Argentina in the 1998 world cup

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25 Responses to “ “Michael Owen’s goal against Argentina 1998”

  1. crazyboyxx says:

    @Sponheimsquarepants

    Nah I think the 96 team was better because of McManaman and Gascoigne. 98 was great because of the 3-5-2 with beckham and anderton but fuckin David Batty……

  2. reecyh says:

    splendidagol

  3. jizman123456789 says:

    Miss the days when he was banging them in, it’s not fair that such a talent was destroyed by injuries and alex ferguson

  4. M4xima says:

    Splendid

  5. Sponheimsquarepants says:

    the england team was quite good in those days.
    euro 96 was a great tournament for england, but personally glen hoddles england in 98 i thought was better…especially as it was away from home, and against better opposition. and glen hoddle was sacked or forced to quit wasn’t he??? since then england turned boring, and one demensional, except for the very very very odd match… they looked very good against ghana, mind. england just need a good defensive midfielder. Barry is shit

  6. XxSoDzKoDxX says:

    What a feeling he would have felt at that time. At such young age playing for his country. It was not his skill that led him to the goal but it was pure determination from Owen. He almost tripped after being tackled but he still went on and scored the goal. The celebration clearly proved that and I’m sure he knew it’s just an beginning !

  7. mupet00000 says:

    splendeda goal

  8. opsimathics says:

    why do brits hate Owen so much, he clearly was one of the best footballers they’ve ever produced and if it wasn’t for his knee injury arguably the greatest and most talented.

  9. junkybabes says:

    good striker, but needed the ball played for him to run on to it and england of late just lob the ball up field like they’re scared of it…

  10. Jonny620 says:

    He runs as if Bastardo wasn’t even there

  11. mslady21ful says:

    @smileyTn7
    i agree,he was the best striker.i will love him till i die

  12. smileyTn7 says:

    We are never going to have a player quite like Owen again :(

  13. Sharkner666 says:

    Fuck!! I’m getting old, i remember see that goal live

  14. ianhitman says:

    @SmashingMercury yeah, it must have been shit to win almost everything there is to win in the game, score 40 goals for your country and play for Real Madrid, Liverpool and Man United. I bet the poor cunt cant sleep at night thinking how he’d have turned out if he was as good as Defoe, Bent and Heskey.

  15. 1987iniesta says:

    @987costa lennon,etc have white dads

  16. SmashingMercury says:

    The Golden Boy…what a pity for the rest of career…

  17. britishvaluesforever says:

    @resilienceman Because rooney is a greedy fat money grabbing granny shagger, A class of his own..

  18. resilienceman says:

    Wayne Rooney tried to take mastering lessons from Michael Owen but failed really badly

  19. tigerarmyrule says:

    @987costa My dear chap I know aht many “england” players are not in any ethnic sense English. However that does not mean that the “German” team is not in fact Turko Polish as much as “German”. In an era of mass migration national teams in sport are redundant and meaningless since in effect nations bound by blood and ethnicity no longer exist.

  20. christbone says:

    @CodeTwo2 yep agree just like ronaldo, both suffered early chronic injuries which stuffed their careers.

    even though they make more money than you and i in a week.

  21. 987costa says:

    @tigerarmyrule .lol and what about enlgand you idiot? lennon,swp,johnson,etc are not ethic english.

  22. 987costa says:

    @BarriosGroupie .are you insane?it was a great goal but maradonnas was from in his own half and passed 5 people i think.lolmessis was also better than this ablbeit vs a very poor getafe side.

  23. allankles says:

    I wouldn’t say he was the best but he was world class undoubtedly, really sharp.

    But his game was all about quick feet and not silky skill, so once the injuries slowed him down he became average.

  24. CodeTwo2 says:

    Was potentially one of the all-time greats, but sadly unlucky to be born with glass tendons, which killed his pace and skill from his early twenties.

  25. TheMrMonkee says:

    @BarriosGroupie

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