I hope you liked my look at some of the greatest own goals ever scored in last week's blog. It made me realise there were so many awesome ones that I didn't put on there, so it may be a topic I go back to in the future.
The own goals blog was one I had planned to do for a while, and just as I was thinking of how to follow it up, Preston's Iain Turner did this...
Yes, that's right, I bring you the greatest goals scored by goalkeepers!
Turner wasn't the first Preston keeper to do it though, Andy Lonergan popped up with one a few years earlier at Leicester, made all the more entertaining by the unbelievably bad commentary.
Lonergan now plays for Leeds United, whose former stopper Paul Robinson famously got them out of trouble in a cup-tie against Swindon with this effort.
Not content with that, he scored the 'other' goalkeeper's goal a couple of years later, for Tottenham versus Watford, and his then England teammate Ben Foster.
Here's probably the greatest ever headed goal from a corner, keeper or no keeper. This is Mart Poom, for Sunderland against his former club Derby.
Some keepers are more famous for their goals than for their shot-stopping. Here's probably the maddest of the lot, Jose Luis Chilavert. A master of free-kicks and penalties, and, er, speculative efforts from the halfway line?
Last, but not least, the greatest goal in history scored by a goalkeeper. May 1999. Carlisle United had to win to avoid relegation out of the Football League. With the score at 1-1, deep into time added on for stoppages, the Cumbrians pile everyone into Plymouth's box, and I mean everyone. Enter one Jimmy Glass, on loan from Swindon, playing his third and final game for the club. The rest, as they say, is history...
