That Kemy Augustine goal takes some beating, as does the Andy Cook one.BarrowHarry wrote: ↑Sun Oct 30, 2022 3:02 pm Remember that Walker goal against FGR so vividly. In recent years I recall Kemy Agustien’s wonderstrike v Salford in front of the BT cameras. Just after the 9 minute mark on this video: https://youtu.be/cCNcIubMJA4
Going for Goal . . . from far, far away
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We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
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Kenny Lowe's against Colne was a bit special but I think Micky Carroll's against Enfield (was it?) possibly the best strike I've seen at Holker Street. Like an exocet missile!
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I was at that game. First game of the season after our promotion and Bury newly relegated. I can still see the Bury keeper, Neil Ramsbottom, back-peddling and pushing it into the net.Rico wrote: ↑Sun Oct 30, 2022 3:02 pm Remember going to Bury at start of 1967 season. Bury,s keeper hit the ball upfield and Jimmy Mallon hit it straight back from around the half way line. Their keeper back peddled and manage to get a hand to it. It hit the bar, came back hit him and went in. We won 2-1 I think. Great start to the season.
I think it was a Jim Mulholland penalty that won the game.
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I remembered this video that has a couple of beauties that have been discussed in this thread. Walker’s 40 yard strike against Eastleigh and Andy Cook’s 25 yard volley from the same game feature in this: https://youtu.be/8mlMRLVV1jo
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Gav knight launched one in from 40+ yards when we beat Workington 6-1 in 2005
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You beat me to it. What a win that was with Jim Mulholland converting a penalty.Rico wrote: ↑Sun Oct 30, 2022 3:02 pm Remember going to Bury at start of 1967 season. Bury,s keeper hit the ball upfield and Jimmy Mallon hit it straight back from around the half way line. Their keeper back peddled and manage to get a hand to it. It hit the bar, came back hit him and went in. We won 2-1 I think. Great start to the season.
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Brilliant goal.McMark wrote: ↑Sun Oct 30, 2022 5:28 pm Olly Banks thunderbolt Free kick at Barnsley will live long in the memory.
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I'll chip in with Kenny Lowe's v Colne. Not sure how far out it was but from The Crossbar window it seemed like halfway line-ish. Glorious goal.
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We should have kept our foot down that night. Could have got double figures.
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I remember Royston Taylor scoring from the halfway line. Can't remember the match or year. Maybe some of the older fans can shed some light on this.
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Surprised there has been no mention of two local record-breakers (at the time). Cowps legendary opener at Kettering in 4 seconds and Graham Capsticks' 52 yard header for Holker some years later.
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Can't believe we've got this far into the thread without God's fastest goal ever (at the time), beating the keeper after receiving the ball from kick-off at Kettering in 1979, having been mentioned.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_Cowperthwaite
Edit: beaten to it while I'm looking up the Wikipedia link.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_Cowperthwaite
Edit: beaten to it while I'm looking up the Wikipedia link.
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Or Paddy Lacey against Workington.
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