Best Derby goal

[admira]

Never rated the guy but the Mason Bennett wonder goal v Wigan was something special.  
 

 

[IslandExile]

46 minutes ago, oldtimeram said:

Charlie George v Real Madrid 

Kevin Hector v Benfica

All goals v Newcastle .. FA Cup...1976?

Great choice ?

[PhilGeeWasMyIdol]

Phil Gee, at Brammal Lane. It took us to the verge of promotion. I remember it as through on goal, and smashing it through the keepers legs, in front of our fans. 

Probably made him my idol, that goal.

He also did a great a job on my dad's plastering (a few years later).

[Phoenix]

Probably not the best, but one of the more bizarre goals, and appeared on 'what happened next'.

Sturridge, I think, hit a pile-driver which must have hit a defender and disappeared vertically into the sky. When it eventually came to earth it bounced on the goal line, with everyone wondering where it was going to land, and into the roof of the net.

[sunnyhill60]

Alan Hinton, Velez Mostar  1974 Uefa Cup

Those evening games at BBG against European opposition!!!!!!

[uttoxram75]

4 minutes ago, sunnyhill60 said:

Alan Hinton, Velez Mostar  1974 Uefa Cup

Those evening games at BBG against European opposition!!!!!!

Velez Mostar! Great memories. Those games against clubs I 'd never heard of made me really interested in Geography at school. I became an expert in countries and cities. I'm still quite good now at quizzes regarding european places apart from the fact that Yugoslavia no longer exists!

 

[I know nuffin]

Charlie George to me. Never see the full move but started as I recall with Todd Infront of the players tunnel cross field to Nish, down the Wong, cross to zchsrlie and in the back of the onion bag with Charlie blowing kisses as he ran away....

[BramcoteRam84]

8 hours ago, Phoenix said:

Probably not the best, but one of the more bizarre goals, and appeared on 'what happened next'.

Sturridge, I think, hit a pile-driver which must have hit a defender and disappeared vertically into the sky. When it eventually came to earth it bounced on the goal line, with everyone wondering where it was going to land, and into the roof of the net.

I think you mean Youl Mawene v Southampton. The most bizarre goal I’ve ever seen live. James Beattie sliced the clearance keeper misjudged it spun back (might have hit the bar as well but I’m not sure) and landed on Mawene’s head on the goal line, would’ve been Beattie og if it hadn’t touched him.

[Jimbo Ram]

9 hours ago, KirkIreton said:

https://m.facebook.com/Derby.rampage/videos/charlie-george-for-Derby-v-real-madrid-in-the-european-cup-who-remembers-this/607211966694002/
 

This one makes me a very proud Ram every time. Was a young lad at the front with my Dad and his mates not far behind. 

Agreed ?

[Jimbo Ram]

Bradley Johnson in the Barcelona passing move v Hull was a decent recent one ?

[Mucker1884]

I like Chris Martin's goal at Brighton in the Play Off's.  Not so much for the goal itself, but for the sound effects!  That split second of a mass groan from the home fans, followed by the delayed joy from our lot at the other end, as the ball rebounds off their keeper's back, and shock and awe hits home!
I nearly lost my fingers at that point, jumping up from my seat in a Spanish Bar, and catching the whirring blades of the massive ceiling fan above!   ? 

Beautiful!  

 

 

[Mihangel]

9 hours ago, PhilGeeWasMyIdol said:

Phil Gee, at Brammal Lane. It took us to the verge of promotion. I remember it as through on goal, and smashing it through the keepers legs, in front of our fans. 

Probably made him my idol, that goal.

He also did a great a job on my dad's plastering (a few years later).

The most crushed I've ever been at a game, over 10,000 of us, magic day.

[oldtimeram]

11 hours ago, Sufferingfool said:

3rd Sept 1892 Steve Bloomer first goal for Derby v Stoke aged 18. You needed to be there to appreciate it!

It was very blustery that day as I recall

[Ram-Alf]

10 hours ago, Shipley Ram said:

Is this the one?

 

Yes Shipley that's the one, 9 passes including the throw in ?

[Ram-Alf]

11 hours ago, uttoxram75 said:

On the same note, any goal involving Will Hughes.

Yes the one against Leeds at PP, Inside a crowded box and a measered effort to score, I saw his debut can't remember who against...age and memory...you know!?, I said to my Son he's got some future in the game, Still think he should have gone onto better things, Rowett made sure Hughes took a step back in his career, We were never able to harness his talent ?

[Ram-Alf]

2 hours ago, I know nuffin said:

Charlie George to me. Never see the full move but started as I recall with Todd Infront of the players tunnel cross field to Nish, down the Wong, cross to zchsrlie and in the back of the onion bag with Charlie blowing kisses as he ran away....

Yeh I remember that one, I told my Dad about it, He never understood...can't think why?

[Taribo]

 

[Crewton]

10 hours ago, Phoenix said:

Probably not the best, but one of the more bizarre goals, and appeared on 'what happened next'.

Sturridge, I think, hit a pile-driver which must have hit a defender and disappeared vertically into the sky. When it eventually came to earth it bounced on the goal line, with everyone wondering where it was going to land, and into the roof of the net.

Sturridge's goal at Highbury in 1997/98 was a bit special too. 

[FindernRam]

So many to remember but Charlie against RM. Also one in my mind of Archie Gemmill skipping over the mud at the BBG beating a whole host of players right through the middle before scoring, just cant remember the opposition.

[Phoenix]

5 hours ago, BramcoteRam84 said:

I think you mean Youl Mawene v Southampton. The most bizarre goal I’ve ever seen live. James Beattie sliced the clearance keeper misjudged it spun back (might have hit the bar as well but I’m not sure) and landed on Mawene’s head on the goal line, would’ve been Beattie og if it hadn’t touched him.

I think that's a different one. This one went so high, it disappeared off the top of the TV screen for what seemed a few seconds. He (Sturridge I think, but may be wrong, on all counts!) commented afterwards that 'it had snow on it when if came down'.