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Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 3:37 pm
by Tony
I think I Remember Daz Sheridan scoring from near the halfway line up at Workington one Tuesday night

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 3:57 pm
by McMark
Tony wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 3:37 pm I think I Remember Daz Sheridan scoring from near the halfway line up at Workington one Tuesday night
Andy Haworth scored a cracker for us and Paddy Lacey got a worldy against the Wukkies at Holker St back in the day; https://youtu.be/lPNRo6avTM4?si=-jzFPW8xcMGTSqK6
But Kemmy at Holker St has to be up there. Cook scored some decent goals and fantastic goals from John Rooney from free kicks and Andy Bond but Olly Banks goal at Barnsley would take take some beating along with the two wonder goals at Aldershot when down to nine men by Shaun Tuton and Ross Hannah.

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 4:26 pm
by chipmunx
mickmike wilson wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 12:26 pm
chipmunx wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 12:54 am Micky Richmond goal in a 2-2 draw against Man City in September 1982 has to be up there (it was a testimonial match or something). Up there with Brad Barry's goal in the 2-2 draw away at Chesterfield (24 August 2019) as the best goals i've seen by a Barrow defender.
This, Big Joe Corrigan in goals for Man Citeh Dennis Turrat spelling & a host of first teamers & that move finished off by Mickys thunderbolt was a classic goal, Great shout Chipmunx
It was Alex Williams in goal I think

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 5:51 pm
by Holkerbird
Jason Walker scored a belter from just over the halfway line v Forest Green a good few years ago.

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 8:05 pm
by blumooncrab
Rob Thomas ‘s overhead kick from Cowperthwaite left foot cross from right wing (78/79 I think )

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 8:06 pm
by blumooncrab
Rooney’s 25 yd half volley was also a cracker

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 8:13 pm
by Bradders
Wow I forgot Gareth arnison and Tom corner took me right back that

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:32 pm
by Jonty
It really is a great goal. Look where he picks the ball up, he’s got a lot to do from there and shrugs off the defender, only has one thing on his mind there and that is creating an opening and he finished it superbly. A goal of the season contender without doubt.
Wildy post match- we brought him here for the tap ins but he hasn’t scored a tap in yet! 🤣

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:34 pm
by bhbb
Few that spring to mind for me (some previously mentioned)

James Ellison away at Solihull.
Dan jones away at Solihull.
Jason walker at Wembley.
Kemy against Salford.
Banks at Barnsley, absolutely ridiculous even attempting it from there.
Remember one from years back it was either Brodie or Cook against Tamworth. think he beat about 4 players in the box and scored, quality.
Rooney free kick against Stockport.

I also think the occasion makes the goal even better. That Rooney goal against Barnet I feel was a huge moment in that season. I loved some of the football we played in the promotion year and the season before that under evatt. Absolutely dismantling sides with fluent football. That notts county game was excellent, those Angus and Rooney goals encapsulated everything we were about. Kay’s goal against Walsall in covid too was a peach and a must win game at the time.

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 10:11 pm
by saltcellar
Who remembers this great goal by Ross Hannah?

In 2017 Barrow found themselves 2-0 down away at Aldershot after 26 minutes.

Barrow pulled one back in the 72 nd minute after Shaun Tuton went on a great run around four players, before hitting the ball with his left boot past Cole, who just stood there watching.

In the 88 th minute Barrow’s Shaun Beeley was shown a straight red card for an off the pitch challenge, which lead to players from both sides ending up in a brawl.

Then just a minute later, Barrow were down to nine men, as Nick Anderton picked up a second yellow for a dangerous tackle.

Barrow equalised in the last couple of minutes, after a fantastic free-kick from Ross Hannah flew into the top corner of the goal to pull Barrow level.

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 10:18 pm
by Adam29
saltcellar wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 10:11 pm Who remembers this great goal by Ross Hannah?

In 2017 Barrow found themselves 2-0 down away at Aldershot after 26 minutes.

Barrow pulled one back in the 72 nd minute after Shaun Tuton went on a great run around four players, before hitting the ball with his left boot past Cole, who just stood there watching.

In the 88 th minute Barrow’s Shaun Beeley was shown a straight red card for an off the pitch challenge, which lead to players from both sides ending up in a brawl.

Then just a minute later, Barrow were down to nine men, as Nick Anderton picked up a second yellow for a dangerous tackle.

Barrow equalised in the last couple of minutes, after a fantastic free-kick from Ross Hannah flew into the top corner of the goal to pull Barrow level.
How could anyone ever forget it

What a crazy crazy crazy game that was - kudos to the Shaun Tuton goal as well, a mazy run from the half way line

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 10:20 pm
by McMark
Adam29 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 10:18 pm
saltcellar wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 10:11 pm Who remembers this great goal by Ross Hannah?

In 2017 Barrow found themselves 2-0 down away at Aldershot after 26 minutes.

Barrow pulled one back in the 72 nd minute after Shaun Tuton went on a great run around four players, before hitting the ball with his left boot past Cole, who just stood there watching.

In the 88 th minute Barrow’s Shaun Beeley was shown a straight red card for an off the pitch challenge, which lead to players from both sides ending up in a brawl.

Then just a minute later, Barrow were down to nine men, as Nick Anderton picked up a second yellow for a dangerous tackle.

Barrow equalised in the last couple of minutes, after a fantastic free-kick from Ross Hannah flew into the top corner of the goal to pull Barrow level.
How could anyone ever forget it

What a crazy crazy crazy game that was - kudos to the Shaun Tuton goal as well, a mazy run from the half way line
One of my favourite away days that mazy run by Tuton 🫶so much conspired against us but in true Barrow style we turned it around and it can be relived here; https://youtu.be/m1jtfiRNBIo?si=zmSZ0GkOE2kxbXK2

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 11:08 pm
by Bakewell Blue
That Ollie Banks goal at Barnsley is my favourite of recent years (to be fair, all the goals in that match were good, even the Barnsley ones). The Josh Kay one in that match comes a close second. Also John Rooney v Barnet or Torquay at home was a bit special?
On the subject of Emile Acqua, there is an interesting discussion on the Gillingham forum (Vital Gills) about him and how they should have scouted him, given that he is from London. Shows how a cracking goal can raise your profile.

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2024 2:13 pm
by pjdaly
Going all the way back to January 28th 1967 and that thunderbolt struck by Billy McAdams . . . it wasn't just the ferocity of the strike that stands out in the memory but also the lead-up to the shot. Tony Field did some quicksilver jinking, slaloming past two Southampton defenders, almost reaching the by-line before laying it back into the path of McAdams who didn't think twice before venoming it into the back of the net from around the edge of the area. The net should have given itself a pat on the back for not being ripped to shreds by the strain it was subjected to.

That Mick Richmond goal against Man City was sensational. What a full-back the late, great Richmond was. He was good in his main role as a defender but just as good supporting the attack. I would be very happy if he was in our team now.

Re: That Acquah Goal: Probably an all-time Top Tenner

Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:28 pm
by blue nige
Tarrant/ Anthony goals against Nuneaton, Kenny lowes against Colne/ can't remember team but a replay on a very very windy night, Jason walker's brace against Mansfield, Cowps against Kettering, Billy Mcadams against Southampton, I could go on Paul!😄