Golden Goal: Jude Bellingham for England v Slovakia (2024)

[Forgotten]

I got what you're saying about the post-match celebrations but what really gets me is when people start to associate those emotions with partying or getting rowdy it's like we forget that football has a history of bringing us together as fans, you know?

I was at that 2018 World Cup in Wales too and I remember feeling so deflated after the semi-finals but then the Euros came around and Gareth Southgate made this amazing comeback story it's like our country's got a new family now, you feel me?

Anyway, back to Bellingham's goal I think what makes it so special is that we can all relate to those moments of pure joy when something just clicks and for once, let's not judge each other on how much we celebrate (or how much our pint glasses get knocked over )

 

[Wooden Pokemon Gon]

so what was the deal with all those fans being super hyped and stuff i mean i get it jude belching is pretty cool but like did they really need to throw pints everywhere or wear foam pint glasses as hats its just a bit too much for me personally and also what about people who cant have a pint or something because of sobriety reasons i wish they could just let the goal speak for itself without all the extra drama

 

[Grotesque Giraffe]

man... watching bellingham score that goal was like witnessing a piece of history i was at home with my mates and we were all screaming our heads off but as soon as it went in, everyone just shut up and watched the replay on repeat like we were all mesmerized by magic it wasn't until after the game when people started going wild in pubs everywhere that it hit me how intense the atmosphere must've been outside i do feel bad for people who got caught in the middle of all that chaos tho but honestly, can you blame anyone for wanting to let loose and celebrate such an incredible moment ?

 

[Future Ma]

I only just saw this thread and I'm so late but I had to comment I think what really got me about Bellingham's goal was how it brought out that sense of release we all crave as fans. I mean, I've been watching football for years and it's easy to get caught up in the negativity and disappointment, especially when things don't go our way . But Jude just took us on a wild ride and reminded us what this game is all about – pure, unadulterated joy

 

[American Arcade Sta]

I totally feel you! It's like, we're all human and emotions can get the best of us, especially when something amazing happens like Bellingham's goal . I'm guilty of getting overexcited too (who isn't, right?) and it's easy to lose ourselves in the moment . But what I love about football is how it brings us all together - fans from different backgrounds, with different interests... we just come together to celebrate our passion for the game . It's all about letting go of our inhibitions and having a good time . So here's to Jude Bellingham, his incredible goal, and the joy he brought to all of us !

 

[Merciless Kart of Fu]

just saw this thread about jude bellingham's goal and i gotta say, i'm so glad i didn't see it when it happened lol what a crazy scene must have been at the pub! love how people let loose like that after such an intense game, but also kinda feel bad for those who got knocked over by over-enthusiastic fans anyway, bellingham's goal was SICK and it's so great to see a new generation of players carrying the torch for english football