Isidor v Hull for me. To do that delicate dink after a 80yard sprint holding the ball under pressure .
Is that just for Sunderland goals ... ... or the whole of the Championship Me too. GOTM should be one that'll live in the memory, like Rigg's backheel ... ... all good goals but that stands out for me.
Jobe vs Derby. Power and absolute precision, the footage from behind the goal shows just how much it beats the keeper by, its passed him by the time he reacts.
Wilson versus Oxford possibly only slightly ahead of Wilson versus Hull. (Shame for Jobe because his was a belter)
Some belters there. But Rigg v Boro for me. Crazy goal that man. Only one in a thousand would think to try it and of them, one in a hundred would manage it without falling over in a heap with their legs crossed and the ball out for a goal kick .
Either of Wilson's goal would do me, think v Hull pips it just for all the work he had to put in to score.
Oxford goal for me, the technique to watch it as it comes over his shoulder then hit it first time. Very special goal.
Aye agree with this. Think Riggs is a tad blown over proportion cos he’s the name on everyone’s lips at the minute. Was a good finish but it was into an open net after a heavy first touch iirc and there wasn’t really much of a passage of play beforehand to say it was rounding off a great team move
Not wanting to be a bit pedantic but Rigg’s goal was in September - I thought this was the October gotm? In which case, for me, Wilson’s goal v Oxford wins it
Going to go with Mundle vs Luton. Class tackle by Hume to start with and then a great run and finish by Mundle. Such a big goal in a moment where we could've easily crumbled after their equaliser. Iwelumo crying on the commentary makes it perfect.
The lasses goal is canny to be fair. Really disguised her intentions and keeper fell for it. But in all honesty Wilson against Hull gets it for me. Running fast is one thing. But he was well covered by their defender and he stoppef him and left him (class) then a dink when absolutely knackered. I think it is an extraordinary goal personally. His Oxford goal is fantastic, but is one motion on his part. The Hull goal is so much more of a mental challenge.
