“Stop hug, celebrate goals alone” – Corriere.it

If group celebrations were banned in Belgium for about a month (those who do not respect this ban risk getting a yellow card and fine), then in Prime Minister Carlo Ancelotti he had gone a little against the tide and tried to use a bit of irony to talk about football at the time of the pandemic: “That means we will stop scoring,” the Everton coach said. Then he explains: “I must say honestly now that there are no rules prohibiting collective celebrations after a goal. However, if the head of the State Council provides the rule, we will follow it. ”

Now he is also taking the field on this topic Jose MourinhoTottenham manager. Ask us and we have to try. Perhaps the best way is for the sign to cheer up on his own. I have always asked for a goal to be celebrated as a team because it is the result of everyone’s commitment, but maybe now is the time to say celebrate by yourself and let the other players come to you quietly. I know it’s tough, but I want to believe that only in extreme situations will players lose control of their emotions. Maybe we can help each other to educate players not to party, let’s see. ”

To understand now if it was FIFA It will move in this direction, presenting, as did Belgium, a rule forbidding mass celebrations. Given what is happening in the UK (and in the rest of the world) with the pandemic spreading now that has reached very large numbers.