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From the Swedish second tier. One of the best one I've seen in quite a while ...


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That was a real beauty..

mr_nool wrote:From the Swedish second tier. One of the best one I've seen in quite a while ...


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Now thats how to score a goal, you wont see many better volleys than that

mr_nool wrote:From the Swedish second tier. One of the best one I've seen in quite a while ...


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Nice! Almost as cool as his name. 'Linus Hallenius' - How is he playing at such a low level with a name like that?

Have Leicester signed him yet?

Scatman wrote:Have Leicester signed him yet?

Nah, he will first go to a mid-table Dutch side, where he will be bagging them for fun, before being bought by Middlesbrough.

Absolute corker! In off the post for good measure.

Reminded me of le Tisser and van Basten.

it's all downhill for him from here. He should have just retired from football directly on the pitch after that goal. Amazing.

cheers

Eh, 6/10

Is the team he played for quite a biggish team? They seemed to have fans in 2 stands which seemed a bit odd as they were the away team.

Great strike though.

Good goal.. but i bet he can't do it again!

Great goal, but I could have done better....on Fifa 11 ;)

Really though, impressive volley, but it's not only that, the preparation before the volley was quite stilysh too.

bluej wrote:Is the team he played for quite a biggish team? They seemed to have fans in 2 stands which seemed a bit odd as they were the away team.

Great strike though.

Yeah, it's one of the Stockholm teams that usually play in the first tier of Swedish football. At the moment they're really struggling both on and off the pitch and are playing in the second tier.

Marco van Basten, eat your heart out!

mr_nool wrote:

bluej wrote:Is the team he played for quite a biggish team? They seemed to have fans in 2 stands which seemed a bit odd as they were the away team.

Great strike though.

Yeah, it's one of the Stockholm teams that usually play in the first tier of Swedish football. At the moment they're really struggling both on and off the pitch and are playing in the second tier.

I like Hammarby. I've been to Söderstadion few times and atmosphere is excellent. Proper working class football team with good loyal following. Respect. + Södermalm has always been my favourite part of Stockholm.

Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:

mr_nool wrote:

bluej wrote:Is the team he played for quite a biggish team? They seemed to have fans in 2 stands which seemed a bit odd as they were the away team.

Great strike though.

Yeah, it's one of the Stockholm teams that usually play in the first tier of Swedish football. At the moment they're really struggling both on and off the pitch and are playing in the second tier.

I like Hammarby. I've been to Söderstadion few times and atmosphere is excellent. Proper working class football team with good loyal following. Respect. + Södermalm has always been my favourite part of Stockholm.

I don't. There are so many wannabe supporters who support Hammarby because it's "cool" and "alternative". They also have huge problems with hooliganism and football violence, which they blatantly ignore. And they're from Stockholm - i hate all sport teams from Stockholm just out of principle.

I agree about Södermalm, though. Top place, all though it's getting a bit too trendy.

Bit special that one

uwes_skyblue_duvet wrote:Absolute corker! In off the post for good measure.

Reminded me of le Tisser and van Basten.

Was thinking Le Tiss when I saw it.