Roger Milla at Italia 90
Quite often players get carried away when they score. Allot of the time its because there not that good however there obviously very good at celebrating the goal. Who are they?
1: Julius Agahowa- Has been around since the early 90′s and once played for a team called ‘Insurance’ ! Has not even notched up 150 career games yet but amazing at celebrating. Up to 7 consecutive backflips for this boy!!!
2: Roger Milla Corner Flag Sex Dance- Took the world by storm at Italia 90 with his trademark dance around the corner flags. Not a bad player however and good professional to his native Cameroon so does not take top spot.
3: Bas Savage Moonwalk- The Brighton & Hove Albion player does a wicked moonwalk and sometimes adds abit of rotation to this. Get a move to the Premier League Bas and show them how its done.
4: Brad Freidel Crazy Goalie- The former Blackburn stopper went wild when he scored the equaliser in the last minute against Charlton, only for them to go up the other end and lob him as he was out of breath
5: John O’ Shea Terror Attack- Once celebrated with team mates by kneeling down and pretending to fire a bazooka at Chelsea fans. I like it John, keep the creativity flowing
6: Peter Crouch Robot Dance- Im not sure if hes better at football or dancing but everyone remembers the robot dance. Most cringey celebrating on the list from the beanpole striker
7: Jurgen Klinsmann Front Dive- Quality at football but how good was the famous celebration. Kids accross europe braved to replecate this celebration on the concrete school playgrounds
8: Shefki Kuqi Belly Flop- Based on the Klinsmann but with an aggressive run and leap upwards. A giant to other, big Shefki brought smiles to fans who thought he was not much of a player
9: Nani- The young Manchester United midfielder does a cartwheel and a backward summersault. Would be better in the Olympics rather than playing for Manchester United.
10: Robert Earnshaw – Not in this list because celebration is that good. Need i say any more. Front flip and a gesture from the welsh forward.
