Goal of the year

[LexingtonSpurs]

Goal of the Season poll

Some good choices here, but surprised only one goal from Kane on the list.

I was torn between Dier's goal in the opener and Kane's header against Arsenal.

I liked Lamela's goal against Burnley more than his rabona.

 

[tommyt]

Loved Chadli's volley.

 

[eddiev14]

Raboner

 

[L-man]

Rabona as that's an extroadinary goal with Townsend Vs Swansea and Chadli vs Stoke joint 2nd for me

 

[Mr Pink]

My goal of the year was Kane's at Anfield. The build up between Lamela and Eriksen, and Kane's first touch...it was all pure class.

 

[Strikeb4ck]

1. Lamela's rabona.
2. Townsend's solo goal vs Swansea.
3. Kane's header vs Arsenal (more for meaning, though it was a very good header).
4. Eriksen's free kick.
5. Chadli's volley.

 

[Bulletspur]

Lamela's Rabona
Townsend's Solo
Rose's Volley

 

[arunspurs]

Can we have Kane's second goal Vs Chelsea in list please.
IMO, that swivel turn , pause, then hit between Cahill's leg into far corner was the moment when it hit me, Kane is a world class finisher.

Lamela's Rabona is a rare variety goal ,but Kane's 2nd Vs Chelsea was a key goal with respect to his development & gave us a glimpse of what the lad can do

Till that game, there were doubters whether Kane can up his game against big teams. He made the 1st on his own & 2nd sealed us a emphatic victory. He then carried it to Arse game & rest of the season.

 

[mark87]

My goal of the year was Kane's at Anfield. The build up between Lamela and Eriksen, and Kane's first touch...it was all pure class.

The fact that Kane was being booed from the first whistle also made it better.

 

[hughy]

Kane header. For me it was the goal I celebrated most.

 

[0-Tibsy-0]

From the list, probably:

Lamelas Rabona, for the audacity and rarity.

Kanes header for everything it encompassed.

 

[THFCSPURS19]

Surely the Goal of the Year is determined by the actual goal, and not by consequences.

Take Matt Phillips's goal for QPR- absolutely meaningless but still an amazing goal.

 

[0-Tibsy-0]

Surely the Goal of the Year is determined by the actual goal, and not by consequences.

Take Matt Phillips's goal for QPR- absolutely meaningless but still an amazing goal.

I agree with you, but also there must be an effect in regards to context-sometimes.

Ricky Villa's 'goal' is instead scored against Burnley in a meaningless 4-1 defeat in a lower mid table affair...is that goal still viewed as greatness and revered?

 

[Spurger King]

Lamela's Rabona was a stunning piece of skill, but I think you have to factor in that it was against a pub team. Still a brilliant goal.

I voted for Kane's late winner against Arsenal. Just an iconic moment for so many reasons.

 

[JohannTHFC]

Rabona. Although both Kanes goals against Chelsea were also impressive. The turn on the second one!

 

[Good Doctor M]

Rabona is the right answer. FACT!

 

[Good Doctor M]

FACT!

 

[Good Doctor M]

FACT!

 

[SargeantMeatCurtains]

Rabona as that's an extroadinary goal with Townsend Vs Swansea and Chadli vs Stoke joint 2nd for me

Yeah but nobody asked for your opinion lol?

 

[Mouse!]

Lamela's rabona left me gobsmacked. Genuine disbelief. Amazing skill and audacity.