Was Mertesacker's header on Saturday the best since Platt v United 1998

[Jenko -EE27]

Not that there's been that many, but taken into account how big the game was and class of the header can't think of one.

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[Monty91]

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[Luis Anaconda]

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[David Pleat AHADF (Royal Welsher and monkey lover)]

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[Luis Anaconda]

and please don't come back with it is a matter of opinion it isn't it is a matter of footballing fact. While Per's was taken with aplomb it was still an absolute sitter. Platt's was a goal of genuine skill and quality that a lot of players would not be able to score. Per was unmarked and had plenty of time to see the ball time his jump and pick his spot past the keeper. Platt had to time his run beat his man in the air glance the header rather than head it back the way it came which is much easier and beat a keeper and the man on the line. In terms of goals you are saying Walcott's on Saturday was better than Henry's

[Nicosia Gooner]

Of course Platt's goal was great but to suggest that Per was unmarked is ridiculous, did you fail to see Per's clever movement in which he lost Haddlestone?

And yes, it is an opinion and it doesn't have to be the same as yours