- Paul Merson enjoyed an illustrious career for artists like Arsenal and Aston Villa
- His 29 -year -old son Sam has played at the Non Liga and now he's with Hanworth Villa
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Sam Merson, son of Arsenal Paul's legend, scored an incredible goal on Tuesday that since then has gone viral on social networks.
Paul enjoyed an illustrious race for the Gunners, scoring 99 times in 417 games, while also represented characters like Middlesbrough, Aston Villa and Portsmouth.
The former striker won 21 caps for England and scored 154 times in his time in the game.
However, none will have approached the objective that Sam, 29, ran over the eighth Hanworth Villa level last night.
Sam, 29, has enjoyed a career exclusively in the non -League that has seen it previously represent characters such as Biggleswade Town, Redditch and St Albans City.
Hanworth was occupying the top of the city of Farnham in the central central division of the isthmian League.
Sam Merson, son of Arsenal Paul's legend, scored a wonderful goal for Hanworth Villa last night
Four minutes after his clash against Farnham Town, Merson perfectly controlled a long ball
When the ball appeared, Merson pirooed and unleashed an impressive volley on the goalkeeper
And, with only four minutes on the clock, Merson had an incredible start to the game.
While taking a perfect touch to control a long ball in the field, Merson pydated when the ball appeared on his shoulder.
Then he unleashed an impressive volley on the helpless Keeper Farnham and on the back of the network.
The end caused wild celebrations among Hanworth's players, with several of Merson's teammates simply with his hands on his head.
There were only 204 fans present in his rectory Meadow Ground, based in the London district of Hounslow.
However, Sam's proud dad made sure the goal to a broader audience, since he shared a clip of the crazy strike before adding: 'What a goal last night. Unreal @sammerson1.
Several fans were amazed by the end while commenting under the publication.
One said: “I learned it from the best, get!” Another aggregate: 'What did I just see …'
The strike flew beyond Farnham's Keeper and led to wild celebrations of Hanworth's stars
Paul Merson shared the goal and described his pride, while several others praised the strike
Merson is shown with Sam in 1998 during his time playing for Middlesbrough
Another fan intervened with: “touch of the magic of the old man there”.
Other astonished spectators got involved as one said: “Broeeeeeee”, while an additional individual said: “You taught him well.”
Farnham Town even shared a picture of the goal and said: “It was not for us last night, but this goal of Sam Merson is worth seeing repetition …”
The strike was 17 of the Merson campaign, although it was not enough to ensure a victory since the game ended 1-1.
The result saw Hanworth, whom Merson SNR played briefly in 2019, solidify his place in the seventh place, just one point from the play-offs.
