How not to celebrate a goal

[Deadlock]

58 seconds in.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 332139.stm

[Skyline]

Watching that with the sound off is slightly confusing, as you see the player in blue go down after being clouted by his teammate celebrating the goal, and the next shot is what looks like the same player lying on the ground and an opposition player being sent off. Couple of seconds of 'WTF' until you see the replay of the tackle that lead to the sending off and it become clear the two 'player in blue lying on ground' incidents aren't related at all.

[SpaceCruiser]

Watching that with the sound off is slightly confusing, as you see the player in blue go down after being clouted by his teammate celebrating the goal, and the next shot is what looks like the same player lying on the ground and an opposition player being sent off. Couple of seconds of 'WTF' until you see the replay of the tackle that lead to the sending off and it become clear the two 'player in blue lying on ground' incidents aren't related at all.

Yep, I had this problem too!

[Gordons Cumming]

The 2 above posts illustrate the general mentality of many HobNobbers ever so clearly.

[leww_rfc]

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[Skyline]

The 2 above posts illustrate the general mentality of many HobNobbers ever so clearly.

Go on then Gordon, explain.

[Deadlock]

The 2 above posts illustrate the general mentality of many HobNobbers ever so clearly.

That they're brighter than my workmate, who was convinced the opposition player was sent off for punching the celebrating player, even after watching the whole thing?