Your goal celebration

[verreauxi]

 

[longers]

I'd boo the crowd, let them know im one of them

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Sheedy to the kop...every time

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

One game I scored in their manager spent more time abusing us than coaching his players I ran up to his face and gave him the OH WE DO LUV THE BANTER

 

[matty1878]

i would run to were my family sit
and show my ass

 

[bicycleheader]

I shout vamoooos and normally do a little fist pump and run back to my own half

 

[Kurt.]

Whenever I used to score I’d always pick the ball out of the net and run it back to the centre spot…. And then gee up my team with a shout like “come on lads, let’s go again, we’re only 6-2 down now”

 

[verreauxi]

I grew up watching American football in the late 70s and through the 80s (don't follow it much more).

Two of the best players I've ever seen were 1) Walter Payton, from my hometown of Chicago. He never did much celebration; he was all business. I admired that back then and even more so to this day. 2) Barry Sanders, a "generation" or so after Payton; as before with Payton, this guy was all business. Google his touchdown celebrations...just toss the ball to the ref and be on with it. Brilliant on both metabolic and psychological levels. Both were All steak, no sizzle.

 

[Rita_Poon]

they don't sound to hot at those maniac cook off car park fiasco's you lot are infamous for.

 

[ArtetaMoney]

Bainesy had the best celebration the beautiful little man.

 

[Cels]

I used to do the Mick Channon arm windmill thing, but only to wind up the opposition.

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[Norlye]

Not a goal but try celebration.
Gareth Edwards just nonchalantly walking back to the half way line after,arguably,the greatest try ever scored. Barbaas v All Blacks 73(i think).
Just says class and tells the opposition that was nothing special and i can do that whenever I want.