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[Football] Annoying goal celebrations



happypig

Staring at the rude boys
May 23, 2009
8,167
Eastbourne
James Ward-One-Trick-Pony-Prowse’s golf swing is, possibly, the biggest “Look at me, aren’t I a complete tosspot”celebration ever
 




schmunk

Why oh why oh why?
Jan 19, 2018
10,342
Mid mid mid Sussex
James Ward-One-Trick-Pony-Prowse’s golf swing is, possibly, the biggest “Look at me, aren’t I a complete tosspot”celebration ever
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Van Cleef

Well-known member
Jun 17, 2023
842
I offer you Van Hecke celebrating Dunk's goal against Palace as a bit of soothing moral balm - at 3 minutes in there wasn't really enough time for the Palace player to aggravate him that much to make it personal, which makes it all the more special.


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Also, Maupay in front of Palace fans is one of my favourites of recent years

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Maupays went on and on. Just when you thought he was finished he gave them some more. I'll try and find the full video and report back. It needs another airing I think.
 






AZ Gull

@SeagullsAcademy @seagullsacademy.bsky.social
Oct 14, 2003
13,091
Chandler, AZ
I offer you Van Hecke celebrating Dunk's goal against Palace as a bit of soothing moral balm - at 3 minutes in there wasn't really enough time for the Palace player to aggravate him that much to make it personal, which makes it all the more special.


Also, Maupay in front of Palace fans is one of my favourites of recent years

With van Hecke, I'm not sure if you are being disingenuos or if you have simply been fooled by the optics of that photo. Anyway, he certainly wasn't laughing in the face of Schlupp (as it appears at first glance). As soon as the ball goes in the net he runs towards Dunk, who pushes him away. van Hecke then turns (still celebrating and jumping up and down) and runs off in the same direction as Dunk. He doesn't even know Schlupp is there.

As regards Maupay (and Duffy for that matter) - celebrating a first team goal by goading your rival team's fans? Fine by me.

Cormac Austin, though - his actions were of a c**t of the highest order. It's an U-18s league match (so no fans), and after scoring he purposefully runs towards the goalkeeper to gloat in his face (I've watched the video). He almost causes a mass brawl. What an absolute mess of a human being.
 


Coldeanseagull

Opinionated
Mar 13, 2013
8,352
Coldean
Why is it EVERY single goal is now celebrated with a sliding knee skid across the pitch ? EVERYONE. The 8 goals of March, every one. I don't remember this being done in 70s 80s 90s but now it is boring tedious and predictble and it cuts up the pitch. Just STOP

Do a knee slide on the pitches of the 70s 80s and 90s it’s a fair bet you’d end up in quagmire of quicksand or break your kneecaps on a concrete hard playing surface of compacted mud.
Doing knee slides in the 70s, 80s and 90s you run the risk of broken glass, sharpened coins and dog turds...so yeah
 


dangull

Well-known member
Feb 24, 2013
5,161
Sallah's getting on his hands and knees in praise to his God. He decided not to do that with a late penalty at Man Utd as Liverpool were dropping crucial points then, which didn't have anything to do with Allah
 




FamilyGuy

Well-known member
Jul 8, 2003
2,512
Crawley
What a memory you must have :laugh:
 


tronnogull

Well-known member
May 17, 2010
602
I agree about knee slides and various ' look at me ' stuff. Knee slides ( especially when a half dozen players jump on top of the fellow in a pile ) must be bad for the body and the pitch. One ' look at me ' which really irritates me is the players who keep a grim face with no smile but crossed or outraised arms towards the crowd. Oh, and the pointing to their name on their shirt.....
 


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