On the five year anniversary of Ruben Neves scoring an absolute classic against Derby, we spoke to the ones who witnessed it up close to get their reaction and memories of that moment.

We hear from the commentators Bill Leslie and Don Goodman, the referee Tim Robinson, fans in the South Bank that night and Scott Carson, who was the keeper beaten by that unstoppable strike.

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  1. Best goal i'll ever see live. It'll be a really sad day when this guy leaves us, but its inevitable now. Wish him nothing but the best and hope he goes to a massive club, preferably overseas, haha

  2. I remember being in the crowd at the first game of the season vs Everton the year after. Thinking to myself, okay hes got a Free Kick against a PL team, hes been doing it against Championship teams for a year, but now is the test against a "proper" team.

    The runup, and the curl into the top right hand corner. It was magical. That was when i knew we were going somewhere big, and he'd become one of the greats of the Black Country,

  3. Fair play to Scott Carson for coming on, not many would want to turn up and talk about it. Then again, there's nothing him or any keeper on the planet could have done to stop that.

  4. I was in the Stan Cullis upper that night right in line with Neves. There was a sort of delayed reaction from those around me of “have we just seen that”. A couple more things about the game, the Derby fans applauding the goal and the game was directly after the win at Cardiff and Warnock’s outburst against Nuno, when he accused Nuno of having no class directly after telling him to F off three times. When the Wolves fans started singing about Warnock being a banker (or words to that effect), the Derby fans joined in…..😂😂

  5. ❤ Wolves, and I will always love Ruben Neves, thank you for your contribution to our club… Once a wolf, always a wolf!

  6. I was in the south bank up in s1 in shock I didn’t celebrate straight away I was just stunned…. The only time I’ve ever seen away fans clap for an opposition goal

  7. The best goal I ever witnessed.
    I still owe huge debt to my colleague who couldn't make it that day and so I took my son…
    And thanks to Louise, my son has the celebratory painting on his wall.

  8. I think, us Wolves fans have been absolutely blessed with a Gem who not only gave me personally, the best memories as a Wolves fan, but an entire community who appreciate everything he has ever done. He will leave, onto bigger and more adventurous journeys, but my god what a man, what a player, what a hero. Thank you Ruben. For everything.

  9. I was there that day, I support arsenal but was there with a wolves mate, the reaction in the stadium was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced, we all knew we’d seen a once in a lifetime goal and I’ve been hoping we signed him ever since.

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