Anybody else think it's pretty cringeworthy?
Even worse today when their whole team took it in turns to do it.
Even worse today when their whole team took it in turns to do it.
Should be for big wins only perhaps.
I don't mind it. The young fans love it.
I don't mind it. The young fans love it.
Fair enough busting it out against Wolves because of the circumstances etc.
They also like shining their torch lights like it's a Coldplay concert.
Yes. It is a German thing, specifically a Dortmund thing.
I dont like players hugging and kissing each other and dancing after goals. A simple handshake and 'good show old chap' should suffice.
Jesus Christ woe betide anyone who shows a bit of passion and fun. Mood hovers all over the shop these days.
Should have sent Kitching over to do the honours
I mean a whole team doing it after winning by two own goals goes beyond cringe. That’s pathetic.
Updated. It’s similar tinpot as when blues fans did a pitch invasion to celebrate a third (I think) round league cup win against Villa at home.
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Or just say that I think it's cringeworthy.
I bet you have signs asking for shirts too?
I bet you have signs asking for shirts too?
I’m would ban the signs and anybody caught putting one up gets a two match ban. For every fan that gains so many others lose out.
I don’t mind the end of the game thing but they looked odd doing it half a dozen times
MVE often goes round and does it to all the stands at home games.
It's not for me - seemingly copying / emulating celebrations from teams, players and managers one league above us, of which we are aiming to be in, just makes us seem a bit tinpot. In my opinion. Fair enough the kids and tiktok generation all likely love it.
No, every one of their players did it, then their manager, then their subs.
Surprised the coach driver didn't rock up.
I've no idea. I guess it's a personal issue with me and people following 'trends'. I find it all gross.
Must say I find it quite amusing when a celebration is choreographed. Jimmy Bullard’s Phil Brown finger wagging one was a belter.
Going a bit further back Ian Wright and Neil Ruddock doing the Di Canio Paul Alcock Referee push.
He waited until they were all sat in their seats, and refused to drive until they did it .
