Goals Are Overrated
The Beauty is in the Struggle (Art Print)

Football isn't always about the result.

Christmas Day. 1914. The Western Front.

Amid the brutality of the First World War, soldiers emerged into no man's land to meet, exchange gifts and, in accounts that became part of football folklore, play the game.

No trophy. No league table. No meaningful result.

Just football, briefly becoming something more important than winning.

THE GOALSOUL INTERPRETATION

Football teaches us to count goals. But the score is rarely the whole story.

Goals Are Overrated draws inspiration from the myth of Sisyphus — condemned to push a rock uphill, only to watch it roll back down and begin again.

Albert Camus saw something more in that endless struggle. Meaning was not necessarily waiting at the summit. It could be found in the act of continuing.

“One must imagine Sisyphus happy.”
— Albert Camus

That's the idea at the heart of the artwork.

Goals are overrated.
The beauty is in the struggle.

THE PRINT

An original Goalsoul football culture art print inspired by the Christmas Truce of 1914 and the idea that football's meaning reaches far beyond the final score.

Produced as a premium Giclée art print for exceptional colour, detail and longevity.

30 × 40 cm · 40 × 50 cm · 60 × 80 cm

Goals Are Overrated — The Beauty Is in the Struggle.

Goalsoul — Keeping the Game Beautiful.

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