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We've certainly never seen a goal like this one, from the English minor leagues. In a 1-1 Romford-Thurrock tie, Kamarl Duncan gets an own goal to his name but as you'll see, the
Ramford player can justifiably blame the elements.
I have seen a corner taken at Verrazano sports complex. The field has high cross winds its near the water.
The ball was hit from the right side it went up way up in the center of the field and went off the touch right back over the taker and off the field. Guess what the call was by the official?
This own goal was in the Metrostars first home game ever. I was at that game. Score by Nicola Caricola. We called him Ownagola after that it happen right at the end of the game.
Oh man that was good :)
I have seen a corner taken at Verrazano sports complex. The field has high cross winds its near the water.
The ball was hit from the right side it went up way up in the center of the field and went off the touch right back over the taker and off the field. Guess what the call was by the official?
Check out this video on YouTube:
http://youtu.be/oJSlv5gf_C0
This own goal was in the Metrostars first home game ever. I was at that game. Score by Nicola Caricola. We called him Ownagola after that it happen right at the end of the game.