Late Goals

[strummer]

Great video that. The difference between a 1st minute winner and a last minute winner is huge.it gives me an adrenaline rush that can last for days. Tom Cleverly even managed to bag 1 at Newcastle the other year that improved my Christmas

 

[4737carlin]

tIMMY was always good for a late goal

The one last minute at Anfield from a Arteta free kick was class, Who was it that got one in the last minute at Sunderland around Christmass time, maybe Bent? minds a blank

 

[Dario Terracotta]

...not so good when they are against us. I still have a scar on my heart from Tommy Booth.

Mines Frank Stapleton

 

[Dario Terracotta]

The one last minute at Anfield from a Arteta free kick was class, Who was it that got one in the last minute at Sunderland around Christmass time, maybe Bent? minds a blank

Cahill mate?

 

[StreetEndBlue]

Not one which get talked about much for obvious reasons but a very very late goal for me which stands out is Stuart McCall's equalizer with the last kick of normal time to take the 1989 FA Cup final to extra-time. It was a proper scruffy goal as well.

An extremely late effort against your biggest rivals at Wembley in the days when the FA Cup was still massive. No wonder there was absolute bedlam in our end. Anyone else who was there that day will recall it.

 

[dave abrahams]

Jelavić and Pienaar double against Spurs surely has to be the best.

They were great but Goslings goal against Liverpool in extra time takes some beating for the sheer joy of it, just as
Benitez was writing his penalty takers as well, poor bar steward never even seen it !!!!

 

[larbert toffee]

My favourite

 

[Paul w]

...not so good when they are against us. I still have a scar on my heart from Tommy Booth.

Don't remember that one,but the killer one for me was Lampard snr at Elland rd,how did that go in?

 

[Eggs]

Don't remember that one,but the killer one for me was Lampard snr at Elland rd,how did that go in?

...it spun inside the post and indicated their name was on the Cup. I was in the ground for that one but Tommy Booths last minute effort in the Villa Park semi final was a bad experience for me as a young Blue.

 

[Paul w]

...it spun inside the post and indicated their name was on the Cup. I was in the ground for that one but Tommy Booths last minute effort in the Villa Park semi final was a bad experience for me as a young Blue.

I was right behind that when he headed it and it was going a yard wide.

 

[B17BLG]

Many reasons I love this.

• I was there
• Mrs favourite game of all time
• The comeback was unreal
• The state of the ginger inbreds in the home section when we scored the 3rd
• It stopped the utter flute banging his drum in the home end

 

[Major Gowen]

...it spun inside the post and indicated their name was on the Cup. I was in the ground for that one but Tommy Booths last minute effort in the Villa Park semi final was a bad experience for me as a young Blue.

Sorry, Eggs, look away:



Longer report:



Analysis from both points of view:

http://www.citytilidie.com/latest/everton-fa-cup-semi-final-196869/

 

[Phil86]

Can someone tell me who scored on 59 seconds against the Opponents in White? Looks like 1998, maybe against Spurs (One2One sponsor in the background). Players and crowd went mad there!

My underrated favourites there were Osman against Portsmouth and Bent against Southampton. That Osman goal was crucial in the season we came 4th and came way after the time was supposed to be up.

Think it was Joe Max Moore getting a last minute equaliser against Spurs in early 2000 mate.

 

[Eggs]

Sorry, Eggs, look away:



Longer report:



Analysis from both points of view:

http://www.citytilidie.com/latest/everton-fa-cup-semi-final-196869/

..like many others, I'd been to Wembley the previous year and was scarred by Jeff Astle. Tommy Booth was a realisation of being Everton.

 

[DanEFC92]

'Andy Johnson, the England man...for Everton'

V Arsenal. Last minute. Hail/snowing it down.