Filipe may be a hateful hoe, but there's a point there. A lot of us give credit for things outside the aesthetics, difficulty, technique employed, etc. in scoring a goal. For example, the occasion. If it's done at a World Cup Final, it makes it better.
Like Rob said, people would be hailing it as the best goal if it was Messi or Ronaldo. But maybe that's not just because of bias but because people assume that Ronaldo and Messi are proven goal scorers with great technique and that it wasn't a shot in the dark since those players knew exactly what they were doing.
In other words, the players who use their skill and know-how, instead of what can be described as blind luck, deserve more props. I think there's some ground there for how we judge players.
Put another way, if a player scores directly from a corner kick, it seems we give Maradona more credit (since he's a player who can...and has done) instead of, say, Traore scoring directly from a corner (we'd call it blind luck if it happened).