Goal celebrations

[pgmetcalf]

When Wednesday score what do you do? I stand up, which seems involuntary, throw my hands in the air, shout yes and then clap. Sounds crazy when you think about it. I've seen people hug and jump up and down etc, so what about you?

[Mr Hooper]

Usually jump up, cheer and then clap.

 

Depending on the goal though, if its a massive goal, last minute etc... I tend to jump at my brother and have a manly moment.

[pgmetcalf]

I find it all a bit strange, but sort of a subconscious reaction. I was watching some films of people doing stuff without sounds and it was just plain crazy 

[Mr Hooper]

5 minutes ago, pgmetcalf said:

I find it all a bit strange, but sort of a subconscious reaction. I was watching some films of people doing stuff without sounds and it was just plain crazy 

 

The strangest celebrations for me (sitting on the KOP) is if we score at the away end, it can be hard to tell if its crossed the line sometimes and it's an awkward delayed reaction. Ends up like an Alex Ferguson cheer.

[AwokenGiant]

Go FECKING mental, jump on seats and people, etc, I'm a little kid again for 60 seconds (at least). 

Edited August 3, 2017 by AwokenGiant

[Inspector Lestrade]

I politely clap and ask fellow fans around me to sit down.

[flo]

I usually do a dance. 

[spike1867]

For the regular goals, there is an almost indignant shout of YES!, stand up and give a fist pump that smacks of "that was coming you f##ckers!"

 

For the big goals, its an involuntary jump, bellow YESSSSS!!! in the deepest, throatiest most guttural tone, both hands in the air which morphs into me looking down with double fists clench like I'm trying to squeeze out a snooker ball.  For the absolutely f##king MASSIVE goals, there is a brief moment when the bellow of YES causes me to get light headed and almost pass out.

 

Must remember to breathe in...

[Guest The Horse]

Depends on the significance.

Normally, it's the regular stand up, shout and clap.

For Antonio's goal against Carlisle though, I was down the gangway and roaring at the pitch like i'd just taken out King's Landing single handed, then hugging some random.

[FreshOwl]

beat my meat

[PuntItLikeDielna]

It's always more mental away, at home, unless it's a mental timing or important game(Antonio vs Carlisle, Lee vs Bristol, Lees vs Newcastle). Away, limbs AOTS when we score

[OWLERTON GHOST]

1 hour ago, spike1867 said:

For the regular goals, there is an almost indignant shout of YES!, stand up and give a fist pump that smacks of "that was coming you f##ckers!"

 

For the big goals, its an involuntary jump, bellow YESSSSS!!! in the deepest, throatiest most guttural tone, both hands in the air which morphs into me looking down with double fists clench like I'm trying to squeeze out a snooker ball.  For the absolutely f##king MASSIVE goals, there is a brief moment when the bellow of YES causes me to get light headed and almost pass out.

 

Must remember to breathe in...

Now that's the "money shot & cum face described in great detail there....

Would it be possible if you can tell us all what you do when Wednesday score please ...

Thanks 

[OWLERTON GHOST]

1 hour ago, Holmes said:

I politely clap and ask fellow fans around me to sit down.

I would have thought you would have instructed your valet to do that Holmes ?

Is that your Unicorn I've seen parked in  the  directors bays in the back of the South on match days? 

[Inspector Lestrade]

Just now, OWLERTON GHOST said:

I would have thought you would have instructed your valet to do that Holmes ?

Is that your Unicorn I've seen parked in  the  directors bays in the back of the South on match days? 

 

Valet? Unicorn? Have you taken leave of your senses man?

[S63 Owl]

If it's a standard home game then stand up shout yessss and clap. Derby games and last minute winners etc are obviously celebrated with more passion.

 

At away games it depends on how intoxicated I am but usually jumping about wildly with mates, perhaps falling onto row in front and hugging randoms!

[OWLERTON GHOST]

14 minutes ago, Holmes said:

 

Valet? Unicorn? Have you taken leave of your senses man?

Respect where respect is due kind Sir!

I doff my Homburg to you Holmes......

[Inspector Lestrade]

1 minute ago, OWLERTON GHOST said:

Respect where respect is due kind Sir!

I doff my Homburg to you Holmes......

 

Help someone, please some one 

[Lombardo]

I tend to get a bit over excited even with near misses. Sometimes I jump up and look around to see I'm the only one in our area on my feet... need to chill a bit I think.

But when we do score....yabadabadoooooooooooooooo!!!

[mrgund]

I stand up and do like a little sway to one side then the other and do like a forward roll thing with my arms and sing meat pie sausage roll thank you wednesday gave us a goal. and then bounce up and down a few bops and then fist bump the person(s) next to me all the while shouting bravo bravo!

[Havin-a-hoot]

Jump up, right fist in the air, roar YEAAAAAAAHHH in a voice way deeper than I can otherwise achieve, breath, roar again, clap, sit down, embarrassingly apologise to the library staff.