[Other Sport] Your wildest celebration for a goal?

[crodonilson]

What or how have you mist widly celebrated a goal in the past?



I ask this because on Tuesday night a Newcastle supporter in his extreme delight at seeing his side a goal that takes his sie through to the Round of 16 for the first time in 14 year proceeded to drop his trousers and whizz round his middle stump in a helicoptor style in front of the watching millions agog on TV. Fortunately it appears the culprit has been identified and arrested for causing a public nuisance.

 

[Is it PotG?]

What or how have you mist widly celebrated a goal in the past?

Are you the cop from Allo Allo?

 

[B-right-on]

I think I did a double fist pump once.

I learnt how to celebrate from Chrissy.

 

[Is it PotG?]

I raised an eyebrow, Roger Moore style, when Ulloa knocked that one in at The City Ground.

 

[Easy 10]

Has to be Hereford. I literally started seeing stars when that went in, and felt like I was on the point of blacking out. Completely and utterly lost my shit.

 

[Jerryatric]

May 1997, Reinelt at Hereford.

 

[METALMICKY]

Has to be Hereford. I literally started seeing stars when that went in, and felt like I was on the point of blacking out. Completely and utterly lost my shit.

This for me too. And at half time was the only time I have ever actually felt nauseous with nerves over football. My other abiding memory of the idiot who got Robbie's boot.

 

[shingle]

No doubt, and can't explain why, but

West Ham away a few years back when Guy Butters headed in the winner, completely lost it for 45 seconds, it was actually quite frightening.

 

[daveinplzen]

Equalizer at Wembley 83.

 

[swindonseagull]

In the ESU I once stood and clapped ( but only once)

 

[melias shoes]

https://m.facebook.com/officialbhafc/videos/330894831009446/
This. Only version I could find. Mcshane winner at palace. The whole away end was incredible scenes.

 

[shingle]

Also Paul McShane scoring the only goal at Selhurst 2005 comes close

 

[Easy 10]

This for me too. And at half time was the only time I have ever actually felt nauseous with nerves over football. My other abiding memory of the idiot who got Robbie's boot.

6-7-8 months of misery, anxiety and dread at our position in the table, all released in one single mindblowing instant. Followed by probably the longest half an hour of my life, which culminated in a borderline heart attack at the end when their player got through on goal but shot straight at Ormerod.

That game took years off me I swear.

 

[Titanic]

This was definitely one of them...

 

[Tokyohands]

Dean Wilkins free kick Vs Ipswich I reckon, that was the first really important Albion goal I witnessed.

 

[Barham's tash]

Stuart Stoooooooooorrreeeeer

And

In towards Ullllllllloooooaaaaaa


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[pasty]

John Byrne equaliser at Anfield in the cup in '91 after being 2-0 down. SCENES!

 

[DavidRyder]

Two for me:

1st - Buckley's winner v Doncaster. People around me were just desperate to celebrate a goal on what was an exciting and emotional day, but when THAT goal went in, it was stranger hugging on a scale only matched by my no 2.

2nd - The Hereford equaliser. This would have been 1st, had it not been for the fact that my celebrations were slightly held back, knowing we still had a long way to go!

 

[DavidRyder]

This for me too. And at half time was the only time I have ever actually felt nauseous with nerves over football. My other abiding memory of the idiot who got Robbie's boot.

Agree with all that. Wasn't the idiot the one that was sitting on top of the fence?

 

[DavidRyder]

6-7-8 months of misery, anxiety and dread at our position in the table, all released in one single mindblowing instant. Followed by probably the longest half an hour of my life, which culminated in a borderline heart attack at the end when their player got through on goal but shot straight at Ormerod.

That game took years off me I swear.

I'm not sure any game has stretched the high and low emotions quite as much as this game, and the stress was so much in the 2nd half that I went to the loo as a head-in-sand exercise, even though i didn't need the loo!