Strikers' trademark goals: the Thierry Henry control-and-place, the Romario toe-poke and more Technique afficionado Arsène Wenger said of the goal: "When he was in this position, I thought, 'Oh, that's your angle, but it's a bit too close." Name: Gary Lineker Trademark goal: Poacher's effort from close range, ideally sliding in to meet a cross. As seen in: All three goals in his hat-trick against Poland at the 1986 World Cup: Name: Mark Hughes Trademark goal: Unorthodox but powerful volley, usually when off-balance. As seen in: FA Cup semi-final against Oldham in 1994: Name: Les Ferdinand Trademark goal: Gravity-defying air-hanging bullet header. As seen in: Several prime examples in this compilation of Newcastle goals: Name: Romario Trademark goal: Toe-poke past the advancing keeper. As seen in: First goal of a hat-trick in Barcelona's 1994 5-0 win against Real Madrid. Name: Matt Le Tissier Trademark goal: Ridiculous long-range screamer. (Okay, the majority of his 162 Southampton goals weren't spectacular, but that's undeniably what he's most associated with) As seen in: Premier League match against Wimbledon in 1994: