Quotes About Scoring

Everyone wants to score goals - that's the point of football - but you have to look at the whole situation in detail.

I had a talent for scoring films. I just developed it.

Diego Costa is Diego Costa. He scores goals. He is an animated character and he is a big personality.

Jabari Parker is one of the best, if not the best, I've seen on tape. He's so hard to guard. You've got to guard from 23 feet. He can shoot it, or he can go one-on-one from there. He can post. He's so fast and long.

My target is to score in every match here at the 2012 Olympics. I am hoping to land on target with my penalty corner shots at crucial moments.

I'm realistic. I look for my own target that I set in my head beginning of the season. Once I get there, that's when I start enjoying scoring.

I stay close to the target to score goals and help my team - that's good.

There are not many players about who can go up front and be a target man, be strong, put his body in the way, score goals and then in the game, he can drop off and hit a 30-yard ball through the eye of a needle and knit play together.

My target is to score the most goals I can and assist my team-mates to score to.

When you are in good form, you keep hitting the target. You may have the best match but you may still not have the goals. But scoring is most important and it feels so good that I have been knocking them in. It really boosts the morale.

Every striker wants to score more goals but as a target man I've always taken great delight in bringing other players into the game.

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At Real Madrid, there will always be people who score goals. They are a team and not a single player, no matter how much one appears more than another.

I think Coutinho's a great team player with a huge amount of talent. He can use both feet. He scores goals. He links play well and gets between the lines in attack.

When it is 1-0 and you have been dominant and you have restricted the home team to pretty much nothing, if you do not score the second goal then that is football. Any action can happen in the game.

I get a huge excitement from seeing the other guys cross the line. It really is a team game rugby, so if we are getting points on the board I am still very happy.

Obviously, you want to help the team win in any way possible. If that's scoring goals, great.

I've come to a point in my career where it doesn't matter if I dribble or nutmeg someone. The only thing that matters is whether I was decisive, did I put the ball in the back of the net today, and did it help the team win.

That's what we're here for as quarterbacks is to help our team win, lead the offense down the field and put points on the board.

I don't go out there to score goals, as I am just as happy if I provide an assist for a teammate.

I love scoring for the fans, for the team, for myself. That's not to say that I won't pass if I see a teammate in a better scoring position. But I like to score.

I ensure I am focused throughout the game, whether that is making a chance for myself or receiving the ball from a teammate to score.

If you've got a teammate around you, you know sometimes they're going to score, sometimes you're going to pass the ball or you won't win games - unless you're Kobe Bryant or LeBron James. And even then, they need a good team around them.

Every striker wants a teammate with his ability. Adama can cross from anywhere, so you have to be there at the right time to score.