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| Dissecting Diego Maradona's astounding goal against Belgium in 1986 "BEAUTIFUL VIEW. Magnificent desolation." Some will recognise those, considering the circumstances, remarkably sparse words. Many others, for good reason, won't. Buzz Aldrin's utterance, moments after becoming the second man to step on the surface of the moon on July 20, 1969, are lyrically ...
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| The World Cup's most iconic players: Gerry Armstrong for Northern Ireland and his goal against ... Diego Maradona. A small sample of the greats who played at Spain '82, yet not one of those players matched the goal tally of a certain Watford striker. Gerry Armstrong's goal, through the legs of Spain keeper Luis Arconada in a 1-0 win against the hosts, was one of three he netted in Northern Ireland's ...
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| Lionel Messi 'gave Argentina team talk' after 6-1 humiliation against Spain The 30-year-old has previously been criticised for not being a natural leader, with Argentine legend Diego Maradona even saying he lacked the "personality to be a leader". Messi…In the zone! ⚡ #LaLigaSantander pic.twitter.com/YZEZFM5UaW. — LaLiga (@LaLigaEN) March 29, 2018. According to ...
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| Soccer needs video review For example, when legendary Argentine player Diego Maradona scored the "Hand of God" goal in the 1986 World Cup quarterfinals, a handball gave Argentina the first goal of the game because the referees failed to catch what transpired in the moment. Referees are human and make human errors.
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| The legendary goal consigned to history This image captures Diego Maradona's notorious 'hand of God' goal in 1986 The goal set Argentina en route to a quarter-final win over England Maradona backs VAR technology that would, he admits, have ruled it out. "A little with the head of Maradona and a little with the hand of God." ...
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| Jeremy Elwood & Michele A'Court: We are numb to cheats Lance Armstrong, Barry Bonds, Diego Maradona, Marion Jones, the list goes on and on, and includes entire teams like the 1919 Chicago White Sox and the 2000 Spanish Paralympic Basketballers. Personally, I clearly remember cheering as Ben Johnson broke the 100m world record at the 1988 ...
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| Alli and Spurs need to grow up in a hurry But then they will avoid the fact that some of the most superb football careers were not exactly marked by serene boyhood. Best's youth in Belfast was hardly carefree, Cristiano Ronaldo lost his alcoholic father at 20 and Diego Maradona's worst childhood memory is being rescued from the cesspit next to ...
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| Downfall of Steve Smith paints portrait of a broken man As Steve Smith, consoled by his father, fought back tears in his press conference at Sydney airport, it rather had the feel of a sporting tragedy for our times. A dashing icon of Australian sport, the national captain and the best Test batsman in the world, brought down by a combination of naivety, lying to ...
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| World Cup Tech and Video Assisted Referees: Who Do We Yell At? Of course, the objective of VAR is meant to minimize human error, or point out blatant bias, of the referees (looking at you, Diego Maradona), but critical reservations are still held. Skeptical of the accuracy of the video assisted referees, ex-referees and fans complain that the lagging delays of the ...
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| Explosion in popularity of smokeless tobacco 'snus' amid concerns players are using drug for ... English football is being swamped by a stimulant drug, with players in all four divisions using 'snus'. A Sportsmail investigation has found an explosion in the popularity of the smokeless tobacco, sparking health fears and concerns players are using it for a competitive gain. One club, which believes the ...
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