05-07-2008, 06:34 AM
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Goalscorer Bradley Johnson admits he will never forget the moment he sent a full Elland Road into raptures.
Bradley scored a stunning volley to level matters against Gillingham on Saturday - and it was a strike which will stay long in the memory of the 38,000 who saw it.
"It's definitely the top goal I've ever scored," said Bradley.
"I scored a few from outside the box at Northampton, but to score a goal like that, a volley in front of a crowd like that is something I'll never forget.
"Credit to Seb who got away on the right and crossed it. He's done well and I just hit it."
It was a strike worthy of such a large attendance - and Bradley and his team-mates say it was an honour to play in front of a full-house for the first time this season.
"This is what we all want every week," he said.
"I was thinking this is what I wanted to play in front of every week, and if we get promoted it will be like that every week."
Attentions now turn towards a Play-Off semi-final clash with Carlisle United. The first leg is at Elland Road on Monday May 12 with the return at Brunton Park on Thursday May 15.
"We've got to show them what we can do," added Bradley. "They won the first half here a few weeks ago, but we came out in the second and beat them.
"Everyone is focused. Everyone has done so well to come back from the 15 points and we just don't want to throw it away.
"I think we can go all the way, but we have to prove that when we play."
Goalscorer Bradley Johnson admits he will never forget the moment he sent a full Elland Road into raptures.Bradley scored a stunning volley to level matters against Gillingham on Saturday - and it was a strike which will stay long in the memory of the 38,000 who saw it.
"It's definitely the top goal I've ever scored," said Bradley.
"I scored a few from outside the box at Northampton, but to score a goal like that, a volley in front of a crowd like that is something I'll never forget.
"Credit to Seb who got away on the right and crossed it. He's done well and I just hit it."
It was a strike worthy of such a large attendance - and Bradley and his team-mates say it was an honour to play in front of a full-house for the first time this season.
"This is what we all want every week," he said.
"I was thinking this is what I wanted to play in front of every week, and if we get promoted it will be like that every week."
Attentions now turn towards a Play-Off semi-final clash with Carlisle United. The first leg is at Elland Road on Monday May 12 with the return at Brunton Park on Thursday May 15.
"We've got to show them what we can do," added Bradley. "They won the first half here a few weeks ago, but we came out in the second and beat them.
"Everyone is focused. Everyone has done so well to come back from the 15 points and we just don't want to throw it away.
"I think we can go all the way, but we have to prove that when we play."