Best World Cup goals: The Maradona magic that left Gary Lineker in complete awe | BBC Sounds

I was looking at it and I really thought, "Oh my God, I felt like going right, Diego." I mean we've seen this, this is 1986, you said we've seen this on all of our TVs even since we were young, this is the one that I don't know if they've turned it up to 4K but we watch it every two months this was a goal. I was close. He was on the court. We should let him talk about it. Yes, come on, no, yes. I don't need me to talk about this, tell us about this now, come on, you had a bird's eye view of him, you were right behind him, oh, I saw him run away from Peter Reed and many others and pass by Terry.

Although I said it was fast. Couldn't you go back and help apologize to the defender in his life? I was sitting right at the other end, although I picked it up, he picked it up on his own jump, but this is very important, but just before Diego Maradona. receives the ball there is a horrible foul on Glenn Hoddle that is not given so the ball is given to Diego none of the

goals

should have been given obviously the hand of God was also in that game Micah remembers that yes, okay, that was The first one then a few minutes later he got it and then, after the foul on Glenn Hoddle, who when someone sees it says: "My God", virtual reality would have annulled the 100th goal and we won by one zero.

I scored the only goal and we won the World Cup in Rip, that's the reality that should have been, but honestly, I saw Diego understand it and Maradona when, even when we were on the field with it, you were in awe of him because he was obviously better than all the others, yes, and then. There were players in that World Cup like Platiny and Zika and people like that, but it was like on another planet and this field that we played on was the worst field, I think, that you could play on in any World Cup in history because there were They had growth problems and they had to survey the field right before the game and you know, like when you make your garden with little squares of grass, so it was like that and every time you put your foot on it, it moved away. so to do that first skill where it goes, I couldn't even try to do it and he beat and then he got away from us and then he passed well, he got away from Reed and then he got past fennec fennek who had already gotten a yellow card, he definitely would have knocked down another way and then Terry Butchery turns around and then you think he's going to finish and he drags it past Shelton, it was just a sigh.

He was looking at it and I actually thought, oh. Oh my God, I wanted to go but you would never do it because obviously I parked, I got it but it was great, how can you do that on this pitch in these conditions in a World Cup quarter-final against England? It was, you know, just two or a few years after the vaultman thing and there were all those pregame things where we were like whether he was the

best

player you've ever played against or by a mile in the country, so it's Better than anyone else I've ever met.

I've seen Pelé, I didn't see him enough because I only caught him at the end of his career. 70 was so it's not fair to judge and I think you can only judge the

best

players based on what you see, whether with your own eyes, and that's why I would say messian unless I'm the only other person that I think is comparable.