Leeds United fans were reminiscing on Twitter after the club posted a tweet showing Tony Yeboah’s wonderstrike against Wimbledon.
“Even by his standards… breathtakingly brilliant!” #OnThisDay in 1995, Tony Yeboah scored one of the greatest Premier League goals! pic.twitter.com/6VaVJgoCZV
— Leeds United (@LUFC) September 23, 2019
The former forward struck a “breathtakingly brilliant” shot (in the words of Martin Tyler) that cannoned off the crossbar and into the back of the net 24-years-ago today (23 September 1995), leaving Paul Heald with no chance – a game in which he struck a hat-trick as well.
Yeboah received the Goal of the Season award for that effort, although he has since gone on record stating that he did not feel that was the best goal he has ever scored – with a belief that his volley against Liverpool was better.
The former Ghana international had an incredible ability to find the back of the net with sheer talent and he later put that quality of his down to Yorkshire puddings (SportsJoe).
Fans, no doubt, remember that goal fondly and many of them took to Twitter to share their memories of the Yeboah’s wonderstrike.
Here are just some of the reactions they left…
And here were go… it’s now 24 years to the day since Tony hit a ball harder than I ever thought was physically possible. Magical. #YEBOAH #lufc pic.twitter.com/PjIRVluh7M
— Tom Noble (@_Noble) September 23, 2019
Some say the crossbar is still shaking.
— David Guile (@ellandduck) September 23, 2019
Please make all strikers currently on the books watch this until they hit a ball like this repeatedly sincerely. #putyourfootthroughit
— Joey B Eddison (@JBEddison) September 23, 2019
Incredible
— jon bickley (@jonloaf) September 23, 2019
Top class player & scorer of incredible goals a joy to watch MOT.
— R.Cartwright (@rogercart57) September 23, 2019
Thank you for sharing this. AWESOME- YEBOAH!!!
— Stephen Harlamb (@harlamb) September 23, 2019
Stunning #iwastheretoo
— hollibob (@hollibob) September 23, 2019
Simply the best
— Nick Pitcher (@raspodrums) September 23, 2019








