Liverpool fans snub 2 entries from Steven Gerrard as they vote for surprise winner during poll to decide greatest ever goals in club’s history

Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard has seen two of his spectacular goals get snubbed during a poll to determine the greatest-ever goal in the club’s illustrious history. Divock Origi’s winner against Barcelona in the 2018-19 UEFA Champions League semifinal has been chosen the best goal in the Reds’ history.On the occasion of their 130th year of being, Liverpool conducted a poll to determine the 130 best goals in the club’s history. Voted by the club’s supporters, the collection has no shortage of world-class strikes, and the recently revealed list of top ten goals contains the best of the lot.Steven Gerrard, who spent 17 glorious years at Anfield, scored his fair share of spectacular goals for the Reds. Two of his fine strikes made it to the top ten. His first, which captured third place, was his thumping header against AC Milan in the 2005 Champions League final. The other, which came second, was the 40-yard piledriver he scored in the 2006 FA Cup final against West Ham United. Both his goals were pivotal in leading Liverpool to victory.Liverpool FC@LFCCorner taken quickly... Yesterday we revealed our greatest ever goal, as chosen by you 268472522Corner taken quickly... 😱Yesterday we revealed our greatest ever goal, as chosen by you 🙌 https://t.co/2zimdbOPSDDespite being scored in two major cup finals, Gerrard’s strikes were beaten to the punch by Origi’s second goal against Barcelona in the 2018-19 Champions League semifinal second leg.Liverpool FC@LFCThe winner has been revealed Throughout June, we’ve counted down our 130 greatest goals as part of celebrations for the club’s 130th anniversary! Here’s the top as chosen by you…72061017The winner has been revealed 👀⚽Throughout June, we’ve counted down our 130 greatest goals as part of celebrations for the club’s 130th anniversary! Here’s the top 1️⃣0️⃣ as chosen by you… https://t.co/yGc5FN7Yn2The Reds’ right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold took a quick corner, which was read and perfectly turned in by Origi to seal a 4-0 win, completing a memorable 4-3 comeback against Barcelona. Its status as the best of the lot came as a surprise ,as it was one of the few goals in the top ten that was not scored in a cup final.Many fans unhappy with Origi’s strike being named greatest goal in Liverpool historyDivock Origi’s goal was certainly a treat for the Anfield faithful, but not many were thrilled to see it at the top of the pile. They admitted that it was indeed an important goal, but it did not deserve to be named the most important goal in the Merseysiders’ history.One fan claimed that Gerrard’s strike against West Ham United (which came second) should have been at the top.Anand Pandey@AnandPa31705820@TheAnfieldBuzz would have loved to see Stevie's FA cup final goal vs west ham as number 1. Under so much immense pressure with the team losing at wembley in a cup final with 90mins up. that was something extremely special. #lfc #ynwa151@TheAnfieldBuzz would have loved to see Stevie's FA cup final goal vs west ham as number 1. Under so much immense pressure with the team losing at wembley in a cup final with 90mins up. that was something extremely special. #lfc #ynwaAnother thought that Terry McDermotts’ strikes against Everton and Tottenham Hotspur (came fourth) were much better than Origi’s.Robert Murch@funkydung1@TheAnfieldBuzz Definitely not for me, Terry McDermotts goals against Everton and Spurs were so much better than that, Origis goal was the most important goal of the last 15/20 years.2@TheAnfieldBuzz Definitely not for me, Terry McDermotts goals against Everton and Spurs were so much better than that, Origis goal was the most important goal of the last 15/20 years.Finally, a disgruntled user said that Gerrard’s stunning late strike against Olympiacos in the 2004-05 Champions League campaign should have been at the top of his list.John Doull@JohnTheChef7@LFC I still have Stevie G's goal v Olympiacos at the top of my list, cos without it we wouldn't have got no.5 &amp; witnessed the greatest European final of all-time - this comes a close 2nd for me 10@LFC I still have Stevie G's goal v Olympiacos at the top of my list, cos without it we wouldn't have got no.5 &amp; witnessed the greatest European final of all-time - this comes a close 2nd for me 👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻Nevertheless, it goes without saying that Origi's strike was significant, as Liverpool went on to win the Champions League that year.

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