| Lack of team celebration for 90th min winner .... 10:25 - Sep 13 with 2856 views | Bellevue_Blue | This isn't a negative post at all! They got around each other eventually but I think the understated reaction shines a light on a group that are still very much finding their feet and building relationships as a group. Ultimately I think that's hugely positive ... 6 points from 12 with a group that should only improve their understanding of each other and get better. [Post edited 13 Sep 10:27]
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| Lack of team celebration for 90th min winner .... on 19:19 - Sep 13 with 170 views | HighgateBlue |
| Lack of team celebration for 90th min winner .... on 18:13 - Sep 13 by armchaircritic59 | Maybe they just thought the second half wasn't up to the overall required standard I'm sure they'd set themselves. As ZF himself said in his interview, " we got away with murder a little bit ". No bullshit, just telling it like it is, and a very welcome breath of fresh air. |
It's quite a Roy Keane (the player, not the manager) attitude - not to celebrate because you're slightly fuming at yourself, knowing you've not been good enough. I like it, in a way. Clearly the fans are rightly going to go bonkers celebrating, and we all love Chappers running across the pitch in his coat, but showing that kind of steel to finish the job professionally bodes well I think. We're not just pleased to be invited to the celebrity party, we're serious about staying here. Another 3 points, on to the next one. Everton away. A good opportunity to test ourselves against another team just outside of the European places ;) |  | |  |
| Lack of team celebration for 90th min winner .... on 19:28 - Sep 13 with 146 views | chicoazul |
| Lack of team celebration for 90th min winner .... on 13:12 - Sep 13 by TRUE_BLUE123 | We didn't really celebrate any of the goals tbh which was a bit odd. Oh well, celebrated in the end. |
It’s really really weird. Has GON told them not to celebrate? |  |
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