To bring a bit of light heated reminiscing on to the board amongst all the doom and gloom, I'd thought I set a "best try celebration" thread off (prompted by a discussion last weekend

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It can be any player, from any club, from any period.

I'll start - Brimah Kebbie and "The plane"

Henderson Gills bit of a boogie

Offiah's standing on the wall in the corner at Naughton Park.

Gary Christie's somersault.

I used to love it when Fordy punched the air for us too. Shame he sold out and went to Leeds.

Top shout this one. Definitely one of the best of all time.

Haha! As soon as I read the title of this thread I thought of Brimah Kebbie and his plane celebrations



I guess another player would be big Les, he and Shontayne came up with some pretty unique celebrations, God knows they had plenty of chances to practice between them

'And he does a bit of a boogie'

It's the best celebration of all time.

Anybody who has never seen the boogie, watch the try from 2:20 to 3:20


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Mark Riddell, Piggy Jiggy.

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Hopefully you can see it in person on Sunday

Think your team will get a chance to go through their full repertoire to be honest.

Yes that one.

I read an article resently in the Huddersfield Examiner when one of the big furniture superstores had gone bust. It meant that loads of people had been left having shelled out on new 3 piece suites and weren;t going to get delivery of them. Henderson Gill and his family had been left sitting on cushions on the floor. The picture to the article was a big one of him and his daughyer sat on cushions with an inset one of him id boogie.

They never did do a follow up telling us how it ended. For all I know it was never resolved may be they;ve moved up to sitting on bean bags?

I never played for you, otherwise accurate.

You never punched the air, it would've been too much like hard work.

I remember Fordy breaking clear against Leeds at Odsal and while racing to the tryline he turned and waved to the chasing defender.
The T&A did a film strip type photo of it the day after I seem to remember!

Another Ford memory was also during the same game as Gills' "Boogie"
The Aussie commentator was getting more and more excited as Ford was dancing around and came out with the "oh oh he's a stepper Ford" line.

Good player, good times!

Oh the memories!!!

Oh how I hated the Shaun Edwards one where he looked at the camera, hands on hips & nodded his head.

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