Cybereagles

This will be copied. Remember the butt dance at the World Clubs Cup by TP Maembe goalie. This has that appeal if the referee does not descend....

Looks like a church service .

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Looks like a church service .

Actually, I think it looked more like a classroom with a student raising his hands to ask the teacher (Goal scorer). It seems to signify Taking the Congolese to School!

Nonsense

Been done before...

Rubbish. These are actually copying the celebration.
Can't remember the team that the coach gave the half time talk on the pitch because he was very furious with his players. In the next match when the team scored, they introduced the celebration. I think it was in England.

nemi2002 wrote:Rubbish. These are actually copying the celebration.
Can't remember the team that the coach gave the half time talk on the pitch because he was very furious with his players. In the next match when the team scored, they introduced the celebration. I think it was in England.

Jamie Bullard I think. Can't remember the team though

Haters

Samora Machel wrote:Haters

That celebration was trade marked in England. Zim can't even be original with their goal celebration.

pajimoh wrote:

Samora Machel wrote:Haters

That celebration was trade marked in England. Zim can't even be original with their goal celebration.

Its original in Africa

They'll likely get booked for time wasting - even though its probably no longer than others, but just looks like it is.

Enugu II wrote:

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Looks like a church service .

Actually, I think it looked more like a classroom with a student raising his hands to ask the teacher (Goal scorer). It seems to signify Taking the Congolese to School!

Yes. Like a teacher taking a practical class, saying "this is how we do it".

Samora Machel wrote:

pajimoh wrote:

Samora Machel wrote:Haters

That celebration was trade marked in England. Zim can't even be original with their goal celebration.

Its original in Africa

Original to Zims who don't go out much but not to Africans who have seen it before

I think my favorite goal celebration (group, as against individual) is the 'Anointing Pastor', in which the players fall to the ground when the 'Pastor' touches their foreheads.
Can't find the video or the images, but they exist somewhere.

Damunk wrote:I think my favorite goal celebration (group, as against individual) is the 'Anointing Pastor', in which the players fall to the ground when the 'Pastor' touches their foreheads.
Can't find the video or the images, but they exist somewhere.

It's one of our own, geez, forgotten his name - Isaac/Solomon?

jette1 wrote:Nonsense

You can say that again

jette1 wrote:Nonsense

Hateration
CAF should award our boys extra points for this.

Chimurenga Rebel wrote:

jette1 wrote:Nonsense

Hateration
CAF should award our boys extra points for this.

They've awarded extra points as jokers of the year. Unfortunately it doesn't count towards serious matter of FOOTBALL

Nice. But did they win?

I love the South African one after Tshabalala scored...

pajimoh wrote:

nemi2002 wrote:Rubbish. These are actually copying the celebration.
Can't remember the team that the coach gave the half time talk on the pitch because he was very furious with his players. In the next match when the team scored, they introduced the celebration. I think it was in England.

Jamie Bullard I think. Can't remember the team though

Hull City under Phil Brown...

until anyone can top Kanu nwakwo's abi na amokachi dog urination on the corner flag stick then im going back to bed

jette1 wrote:until anyone can top Kanu nwakwo's abi na amokachi dog urination on the corner flag stick then im going back to bed

Finidi