again the question was nt who scored the most important penaly ever. but who you would trust to take a penalty more. thats fine if you think molby, i think gerrard, but how important the game became at the end of the season has nothing to do with it. the peno gerrard scored at old trafford a couple of years back when we were narrowly beaten to the league, when gerrard stepped up to take it he had no idea wether we would go on to win the league or not but it was huge because if we did nt score we had no chance of winning the league. he did his part but unfortunatly we did nt go on to win the league. molby did his part and we went on to win the cup. but in the moment wen they took the peno neither of them knew what lay ahead so its irrelevent. its that game in that moment that matters not who had the better season from then on
I think it has a massive bearing on what a penalty means in the long run, you look at Mark Robbins goal for United against Forest in the F.A.Cup all those years ago, he is probably credited with scoring United's greatest goal ever because, it saved Fergie from the sack, helped United win the Cup that year and therefore provided the platform to become the british games greatest ever Club, thats why pressure penalties, goals and what they mean overall all play a part when judging these things.
