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In order to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the infamous "Hand of God" goal as well as the "Goal of the Century" we at www.thewadeblogs.com recreated the goals using our trusty (or should we say dus (..more)

In order to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the infamous "Hand of God" goal as well as the "Goal of the Century" we at www.thewadeblogs.com recreated the goals using our trusty (or should we say dusty old) Nintendo game system. It took us a week to beat the computer and get the audio just right but check out our near perfect recreation (compare it to the realtime clips of the goal). (..less)

The handball foul goal by Maradona directly into the England net, to take the lead England 0 Argentina 1, which the referee and linesmen refused to call and disallow. Note also how, on the 1st Argent (..more)

The handball foul goal by Maradona directly into the England net, to take the lead England 0 Argentina 1, which the referee and linesmen refused to call and disallow. Note also how, on the 1st Argentina goal handball by Maradona, it starts up with even the English commentator stating that "Maradona just walked away from Hoddle then". 8 seconds later, that same star player Maradona, allowed to run freely in the park (without hindrance from England players putting a body or a hand on him to impede this known star player) by crooked England players, winds up free in the penalty area to handball the goal, to make the score England 0 Argentina 1. England's #4 Glenn Hoddle was a disgrace to his country on this goal. http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/archive/edition=68/results/matches/match=392/report.html One thing is clear from this clip: the linesman was on the far side of the field and thus was in perfect position to see this handball. That linesman was Bogdan Dotchev of Bulgaria. It looks like handball from all angles, but that linesman is the one who had the perfect view of it. Clearly, that linesman was corrupt. As England protests this goal, the referee is looking directly at (..less)