"Keeper behind the goal line" goal. Name it!

[Steve Camber]

I think a goal scored when the keeper is not in the playing area deserves to have its own name in KO2CV.

But what name?

Post your ideas and when we've got enough suggestions I'll create a vote so we can choose a winner.

Conditions:

It must be of the format "______ goal"
It must not be too lengthy
It must be awesome

Contenders so far:

Stupid keeper goal
Fisher's gone fishing goal
Shameful goal
What keeper? goal
Shot of Shame goal
Out for Lunch goal
What The Fisher goal

[Freshmaker]

Out for Lunch goal


I do Like Fisher's gone Fishing though...

[alkis21]

One more vote for Fisher's gone Fishing!

[SimonB]

WTF - What The Fisher? goal

[Lee W]

behind enemy lines goal

i think 'Gone Fishing Goal' is still my favourite though.

[thor]

It would be cool if we could produce a different message depending on which player scores the goal. For example, the "Jahwohl" narrow angle goals can be scored reliably with certain players, but if you score it with say, #7, that's a rather low probability so you may call that a "Lucky bastard goal". Similar could be scoring a lob with #2.

[Steve Camber]

Good point about factoring in the player who scores for goals where the keeper is present.

[Steve Camber]

Poll added! Vote away....

[thor]

Quick thought about the options that include "Fischer". He is only the keeper for the international level teams.

[Steve Camber]

Yeah, I considered that, but seeing as it's the competition version and we only use international teams anyway.. It will still apply to 99.99% of games played.

[Abyss]

What kind of keeper AI glitch causes this behavior?

[Steve Camber]

The keeper is trying to collect the "loose" ball. He calculates the interception point and runs to collect the ball at that spot.
He doesn't bother checking if that interception point is somewhere off the pitch.
I think the attacker can trigger this action by letting the ball roll slightly ahead of him while dribbling.

[alkis21]

I think the attacker can trigger this action by letting the ball roll slightly ahead of him while dribbling.

Shhhh!!!