The goal angered Depor as Gareth Bale was offside, and although he did not touch the ball, he may have obstructed the view of goalkeeper German Lux.
The sweeping arrests in the West Bank may also have had another goal: to anger Hamas and its military leadership in Gaza.
And his incredible first goal against Angers will remain forever among the best scored in France.
Holton was sold to Northampton the following year after another 34 goals, to the anger of supporters.
Motherwell captain Lasley was incensed, claiming a foul on a team-mate in the lead-up to the goal, and his anger would have intensified had a Joe Ledley header across the face of goal crept inside the far post in the opening exchange of the second half.
"Our goal is to anger the youth of America, and to show them how the Bush administration is bad for them," Mr. Burkett said.
Before it started, as Blanc and PSG mulled over how to strengthen a squad worth hundreds of millions of euros, Moulin had to find a way to replace the striker whose goals had helped Angers finish third in Ligue 2, the top scorer Jonathan Kodjia having been lured to a club with greater resources – Bristol City.
Instead of seeking out another venue to pursue his goal, he allowed anger and hopelessness to overcome him, acting as if he'd been defeated, tackled and knocked to the ground, Although he blamed others, perceiving the obstacle to be outside himself, he was responsible for keeping his eye on the ball, the goal of writing his story.
There would be group sessions with the other twenty-two men in the program, on dealing with anger, setting goals, and, most important, talking about what had happened, over and over.
Luckily, Williams wasn't able to act out the ultimate goal of his dark anger -- fueled by the TV news he watched -- about how "Congress was railroading through all these left-wing agenda items," as his mother put it.
