Having seen Eisa's rocket fly in, ive read and heard such words as brilliant, fantastic, unbelievable, and even a 'not bad'

So what words can be used for this one?

Quoted from WayneBurnettsJockstrap

Having seen Eisa's rocket fly in, ive read and heard such words as brilliant, fantastic, unbelievable, and even a 'not bad'

So what words can be used for this one?

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The term “long-range” hardly does it justice! Not seen many like that in my time, quite extraordinary. The ball was still in the D!! Not many players can hit the ball that hard with such a constant trajectory. Belting stuff.

Mind you, to be fair to Eisa I though the BP crowd’s reaction to his goal was one of disbelief rather than joy - it took everyone by surprise, which is weird as it actually wasn’t too different from his goal on Tuesday (although better, obviously).

Great comment on the Twitter feed with someone blaming the 'keeper  ;D ;D ;D

Lucky

Spawny!  :)

Hint and hope.

Or a blooter as someone I knew years ago would have called it.

Hell of a strike but the keeper should be able to react adequately from that range.

Now thats how you play it out from the back lol

Keeper daydreaming, out of position and off his line far enough to allow it to happen. The player was allowed to stroll out of defence and into the opposition half without anyone attempting to close him down. Good opportunist strike.

He's on his six-yard line and relatively central when it's hit, where do you want him to be stood?

It's simply a worldie.

Quoted from GollyGTFC

Keeper daydreaming, out of position and off his line far enough to allow it to happen. The player was allowed to stroll out of defence and into the opposition half without anyone attempting to close him down. Good opportunist strike.

I doubt even a top class goalie would have expected a shot from there. Excellent strike when least expected.

Quoted from diehardmariner

Great comment on the Twitter feed with someone blaming the 'keeper  ;D ;D ;D

People often put the blame on the goalkeeper being the last line of defence in the goal but often it's not their fault at all. The player is given all the time and space in the world to line that up with a whole team sitting in their own half not even closing down or doing anything to deter him having a go. It's one of those things you do in training for a bit of a laugh and 9/10 times it wouldn't be on target or be strong enough to go in during a real match but this time it was high enough and fast enough to go over the keeper and dip in. They let him do it though lol.