Sentence examples for he scored himself from inspiring English sources
It is typical of Sir Bobby Charlton that in recalling the 1968 European Cup final at Wembley, echoes of which have resounded around Old Trafford this week as Manchester United prepare once again to make themselves masters of Europe in north-west London, he describes the goals scored by George Best and Brian Kidd at greater length, and with greater affection, than the pair he scored himself.
"That was my crowning moment, but he scored himself and he wanted the headlines.
He showed that against Stoke on Sunday, with his assist for Laurent Koscielny's header and then the way he scored himself to put Arsenal 2-0 up.
He seldom scored himself, but he could do so when necessary.
Since joining Madrid, he has directly assisted on 77 goals in all competitions, in addition to the 34 he has scored himself.
He had returned from leave the morning I took this photo, and I noticed that he had scored himself a new battle belt.
Not ten days after he recovered from that cough, he disappeared for almost the whole day, then rolled into the apartment and announced that he had scored himself a part-time job.
Ronaldo celebrated the assist as though he had scored himself and there is little doubt that his narcissistic streak makes some people view him as the pantomime baddie.
He made Willie Walker's try by drawing half the Wasps cover before delivering a perfect inside pass and he also scored himself, fielding a cross-kick from Lamb, who played with assurance.
I am a fan of the sport, of particular styles of play, of individual players, but as I watched my boyfriend agonize over Juve's failures last season and saw him celebrate their goals as if he had scored himself, I realized that maybe there's a part of this sport that I have yet to explore.
Sunderland were the unlucky victims as Suárez and Daniel Sturridge linked up to devastating effect in a 3-1 victory at the Stadium of Light, with the England forward setting up both of Suárez's goals after he had scored himself early on.
