- Myles Lewis-Skelly imitated the celebration of Haaland's Erling characteristic meditation
- Haaland's father, Alf-Ling, then hit the lack of arsenal trophies in return
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Does Premier League really need to look at goal celebrations?
The Legend of Arsenal, Alan Smith, attacked Erling Haaland, telling him to “return to his box”, after criticizing the controversial celebration of goals of Myles Lewis-Skelly.
The young Lewis-Skelly scored in Manchester City's 5-1 driving of his team last weekend before imitating Haaland's characteristic meditation posture, which leads to a violent reaction from experts.
At the beginning of this season, Haaland had thrown the ball at the head of Gabriel Magalhaes after John Stones scored a 97 -minute equalizer in the reverse accessory. He was then heard urging Mikel Arteta to 'stay humble' in tense scenes after the game.
The striker also brutally mocked Lewis-Skelly, asking him: “Who are you?”
After Arsenal demanded his revenge for the Emirates, Haaland SNR offended that his son became the target of the joke and pointed out the club trophies problems.
'This team that earns everything. Ehhhhh, no, 'he wrote in response to a photo of Lewis-Skellly celebrations.
Myles Lewis-Skelly imitated Haaland's Erling celebration during Arsenal's victory over Man City
Haaland's father, Alf-Ling (right), replied the mischief pointing out the problems of the gunner's trophy
Raised in the recent lack of arsenal trophies in response to Lewis-Skelly celebration
But Alan Smith has defended Lewis-Skelly and told Haaland Snr to “return to his box”
But Smith has responded challenging, insisting that Lewis-Skelly's mischief were humorous and said that Alf-agreed should stop living his son's achievements.
'Haaland's father had a small chip, right?' Smith told Seaman says podcast. “Saying:” Oh, yes, all those trophies you have won, “or something. I thought:” Oh, leave it. “It's fun!
'By the way, Alf-Anfing, you didn't win much! Back in your box.
You can't live your life through your child, you know. It was a great moment, right?
“That kind of thing is great.”
Pep Guardiola has insisted that I would not want its players to retaliate in their next confrontation against Arsenal, saying: 'No, come on, it's a reaction, forget!
'It has happened. Later in our games, we may find them in the Champions League this season.
'Otherwise, it is because of the possibility that we can face, and next season we will try to beat them. This season we couldn't do it at home and outside.
“That's all, really, it's not important.”
Earlier this week, the Premier League announced its intention to analyze future goals and could take disciplinary measures in extreme cases.
Confirming the Movement, the Premier League soccer director, Tony Scholes, said: 'There is a balance. I think we all like to see celebrations.
'Some of the celebrations have been very fun, entertaining, but there is a line.
“Once it crosses the mockery or criticism, we would have to deal with that.”
