That Zetterberg/Forsberg/Jokinen move doesn't work very well if you are right-handed (like me), unless of course the goaltender catches with his right hand. A right handed shooter has to score on the stick side with that move and it is too easy for the goalie to stop the puck with his stick as you are bringing it across. Even if the goalie misses it as you are bringing it back across the crease he still has a chance of reaching back with his stick before it crosses the line.
If the goalie is really good that's going to be the case 99% of the time for a right-handed shooter, but if he's anything less than excellent, this little twist often helps (I'm right handed as well): If you look at the Pushkarev video, or any of the Zetteberg ones, there's a point where the puck is kind of "in the cradle", if you will, and it looks like they might go with the quick wrister. From there they usually make their fake and then swing the puck out wide. When you've got the puck in that spot, use the Bure move and bank the puck off your skate, back to the stick and then make the fake and swing it out wide. The little extra throws the goalie off the scent of what you're doing, so to speak and it's very easy to do. Try to add it right in the point of execution where Pushkarev kicks his other leg up as a fake. Just make sure you give yourself a tiny bit more space for the extra maneuver.