He calls it a con after death: Fans are frustrated with comments from the English legend on Maradona

It's ironic that God's goal of Diego Maradona against England turned out to be one of the most ikinic moments of his career.

A few minutes later, the Argentinians continued to mark what is now known as the Galoli of the Century, in the 1986 World Cup quarterfinal, the Periscope broadcasts.

The goalkeeper who accepted Maradona's goal is often part of the discussion, so after the death of the Argentinian legend, he was asked to write a column.

Most fans, however, are frustrated with Peter Schilton after deciding to focus on God's hand instead of dealing with the tragedy of his death.

In the article The Diego Maradona, there was greatness but not sports behavior, Shilton wrote:

My life has been tied to Diego Maradona's and not the way I would like it.

He challenged me to a top ball, but he knew he wouldn't make it with his head, so he punched him in the net. A clear insult. Deception. Until he ran to celebrate, he looked back twice, as if waiting for the judge to jump.

He knew what he had done. Everyone knew, except for the judge and the sides. I don't care what everyone else says, he won Argentina's game.

What I don't like is that he never apologized. He never said that he had deceived himself and that he would want to apologize. Instead, he used God's hand. It wasn't right. ”

Right to say that fans were frustrated with these comments. /Periscope. com/