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Own goals

by cmonurz » 26 Oct 2010 13:46

Paul Konchesky smacked the ball into Jamie Carragher on Sunday to give the latter his 8th own goal against Liverpool, which is more goals than he has scored for the club. Richard Dunne apparently has 7 own goals in his career, same as Frank SincLOLair. Rio Ferdinand has 5.

What makes a player more like to score an own goal? Is it genuinely because they are always 'the last man', throwing themselves in the way of a shot at goal, or is it because, like Richard Dunne's bullet header at the weekend, they are clumsy morons?

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Re: Own goals

by papereyes » 26 Oct 2010 13:52

What makes a player more like to score an own goal? Is it genuinely because they are always 'the last man', throwing themselves in the way of a shot at goal, or is it because, like Richard Dunne's bullet header at the weekend, they are clumsy morons?


two things might be related.

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Re: Own goals

by Focher » 26 Oct 2010 14:08

Michael Duberry is in the top 5 all time premier league own goal scorers, hopefully this will answer your question.

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Re: Own goals

by Kitson12 » 26 Oct 2010 14:11

Richard Dunne scored with his foot not his head. Collins was behind him, in the position to CLEAR it with his head.

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Re: Own goals

by cmonurz » 26 Oct 2010 14:39

Kitson12 Richard Dunne scored with his foot not his head. Collins was behind him, in the position to CLEAR it with his head.


I see, only saw it out of the corner of my eye, though he had spammed it in.


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Re: Own goals

by TBM » 26 Oct 2010 14:43

cmonurz Paul Konchesky smacked the ball into Jamie Carragher on Sunday to give the latter his 8th own goal against Liverpool, which is more goals than he has scored for the club. Richard Dunne apparently has 7 own goals in his career, same as Frank SincLOLair. Rio Ferdinand has 5.

What makes a player more like to score an own goal? Is it genuinely because they are always 'the last man', throwing themselves in the way of a shot at goal, or is it because, like Richard Dunne's bullet header at the weekend, they are clumsy morons?


http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/25102010/ ... ecord.html

Dunne has 8 and Carragher has 7

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Re: Own goals

by cmonurz » 26 Oct 2010 15:41

Had a feeling my numbers weren't dead on, but MoTD definitely put Carragher in 'the lead'. I don't think either will fight for the record, tbh.

Iirc Frank Sinclair got three in four games, or something stupid, back in the day.

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Re: Own goals

by Skyline » 26 Oct 2010 15:49

Is this the time to roll out the old 'Ian Richardson scored two own goals for Reading while playing for Notts County, which is twice the number of goals Paul Brayson scored for Reading while playing for Reading' line?

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Re: Own goals

by Franchise FC » 26 Oct 2010 15:51

Martin Hicks scored home and away for Huddersfield in the 80's - one of them an absolute blinder


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Re: Own goals

by TBM » 26 Oct 2010 15:51

cmonurz Had a feeling my numbers weren't dead on, but MoTD definitely put Carragher in 'the lead'. I don't think either will fight for the record, tbh.

Iirc Frank Sinclair got three in four games, or something stupid, back in the day.


5-Live said Dunne lead the way tbf

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Re: Own goals

by Maguire » 26 Oct 2010 16:27

I saw the list on MOTD2 and it was Dunne first then Carragher.

Didn't Carraghrr manage two in one game against Man Utd once? I remember Becks raping them with crosses.

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Re: Own goals

by TBM » 26 Oct 2010 16:35

Maguire I saw the list on MOTD2 and it was Dunne first then Carragher.

Didn't Carraghrr manage two in one game against Man Utd once? I remember Becks raping them with crosses.


if only cmonurz had an L in it :lol:

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Re: Own goals

by T.R.O.L.I. » 26 Oct 2010 18:27

Maguire I saw the list on MOTD2 and it was Dunne first then Carragher.

Didn't Carraghrr manage two in one game against Man Utd once? I remember Becks raping them with crosses.


Yep - think United won that game 3-1 (at Anfield).


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Re: Own goals

by Maguire » 27 Oct 2010 17:37

T.R.O.L.I.
Maguire I saw the list on MOTD2 and it was Dunne first then Carragher.

Didn't Carraghrr manage two in one game against Man Utd once? I remember Becks raping them with crosses.


Yep - think United won that game 3-1 (at Anfield).


3-2

Googled it.

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