City Goal celebrations

[davymcfc]

Been this way since the Mancini era. Must be passed down from VK et al.

This is different though. Under previous managers a lot of players didn’t look arsed when they scored and certainly wouldn’t go out of their way to celebrate someone else’s goal. Dzeko, Balotelli spring to mind.

 

[cucumberman]

Current players...

Sterling behind the goal run.

Otamendi salute.

Aguero clenched fists.


My absolute favourite in recent times was when Kompany scored and he stood on the boarding.

 

[dickie davies]

Robinho had a few pre planned celebrations, including that fucking dance with Jo

When I say "fucking dance" I don't actually mean he was making love to Jo whilst Barry White was playing on the tannoy

 

[KS55]

Sturridge robo dance. A self obsessed big head.

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

Slight variation last night after one of the goals walker was giving zinc a coaching class for a couple of minutes :-)

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

I like the "everyone go over and have a pat and a hug", team unity and recognising everyone's contribution for each goal, not just being egotistical and selfish and making it all about the scorer. If we start pre-planning celebrations, then we're not training hard enough. Only times we don't really do that are when Raz goes mental and runs halfway to Cheltenham.

 

[york away to this!]

I miss the days of the full length of the pitch run and knee slide in front of the away fans...

 

[chaddblue]

I think we should take up dabbing and come up with some fancy handshakes and pre arranged dances

 

[TommyCFro]

Something I have noticed is you will sometimes see the players using the 30 seconds of the celebration huddle to talk tactics. Usually Kev, Dave or Fernandinho. Shows how committed they are.

 

[crazyg]

Mick Channon windmilling away.

Colin Bell receiving a handshake.

Extravagant times!