Which goal have you most gone batshit crazy when celebrating?

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

Our first goal (Brian Horton's header) vs Newcastle at St James's Park in 1979.

 

[alfredmizen]

Didier Drogbas in the 2012 Champions league final.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Didier Drogbas in the 2012 Champions league final.

One of the few moments he wasn't rolling around the floor in mock agony doing a Billy Sharpe impression.

 

[Raphael Meade]

So many good memories!

Wilkins v Ipswich
Storer v Doncaster
Robbie v Hereford
Virgo v Swindon

Are at the top of the list...

 

[Eggman]

Wilkins v Switch as a youngen.

Also for some reason went so mental for a Richie Barker goal at Pissfield for a dead rubber v Hull (i think) I managed to fall and take out a couple of mates and all three of us rolled down the empty terrace.

Couple of beers probs.

 

[kentgully]

Play-off final? Buckley's goal against Donny? Hereford 97? Storer at the Goldstone? Most recently, mine was Leo's goal at Forest. I lost it completely, was out of breath, struggling to breathe and massive bundles everywhere. That was some goal and a half.

Another one was Gazza's goal against Scotland in '96. I was watching it with mates in the Hare and Hounds, and seeing us go from a pen to Scotland to a goal to us within a minute it seemed like the whole world had just exploded. We spilled out into the streets and even people in cars were celebrating. Them's the moments that make all this football-supporting malarkey worthwhile.

All four v Millwall

 

[Sussex_Martlet]

LuaLua v Liverpool, 2011, bullet free kick to make it 1-1 in front of the Kop, great scenes.

All went tits up from there, but a great moment.

 

[alfredmizen]

One of the few moments he wasn't rolling around the floor in mock agony doing a Billy Sharpe impression.

Zzzzzzz you'd have loved him at Brighton, an awesome player .

 

[ATFC Seagull]

Genuine answer, Crofts at Southampton. Not sure why. Alcohol was involved.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

For some reason, Tommy Elphick's goal at Villa in the FA cup a few years ago.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Zzzzzzz you'd have loved him at Brighton, an awesome player .

Yeah. He is a wonderful player.

 

[smeg]

Stuart Munday's goal

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

Too young to witness some of the real special goals but Ulloa v Forest gave me a stitch from screaming and shouting so much, I also had bruises all down my shins the next day!

 

[hampshirebrightonboy]

On top of what's been mentioned Spanish Dave against Palace had me going crazy

 

[alfredmizen]

Yeah. He is a wonderful player.

He was mate, if you think otherwise you obviously never saw him play

 

[grubbyhands]

The Ulloa goal against Forest. Was watching it in the pub and the whole place pretty much exploded. I started pounding the table for some reason and left my hands aching.

Yeah, me too. Trouble is I was sitting in with the Forest fans,albeit most were mates of mine, at the City Ground and everyone else around knew I was Brighton. They had nothing to play for and most were just keen to see us beat Derby in the next (playoff) game.Happy days, but I was jealously looking to my right at the hoards of ecstatic Albion fans going mental.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

For some reason, Tommy Elphick's goal at Villa in the FA cup a few years ago.

We had a curry before the game and the waiters packed up all the left overs in a bag for match snacks. It got trod on during this celebration and a load of curry sauce was squirted up my leg. I have mixed feelings regarding this goal.

 

[Brownstuff]

McShane - full day on the lash - was still bouncing around for about 5 minutes after that one
Both goals against Liverpool at the Goldstone 1991 Fa Cup especially the Micky Small one which I had thought was offside
Gasgoigne - semi-final free kick against Arsenal, sheer class and probably had had a bet on Tottenham

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

Probably Hereford

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

He was mate, if you think otherwise you obviously never saw him play

Ha ha, it's difficult to see what someone means on the internet sometimes. I meant what I said. He was a truly wonderful player. I didn't like his shenanigans but that's another story.