there is no etiquette of celebrations – Corriere.it

It all started with the dana del pombo, the pigeon dance by the Brazilian Richarlison who also involved the coach Tite in the choreography, but the accusations of lack of respect were rejected by the Croatian Dalic: I wouldn’t do it, but because I come from a different culture. Then Dalic eliminated Brazil and the question of the ballets finished with the
good game
. And if Hakimi’s penguin walk after the decisive penalty against Spain went unnoticed, the angry exultation of the Argentines in the face of the Dutch (with Leo Messi with his hands cupped behind his ears completing his maradonization by also playing the role of bad), was objectively an excess for two days of global debate. The last discussion concerns Kylian Mbapp: nothing particularly creative, but just as Harry Kane collapsed on the ground crushed by the weight of the World Cup that was escaping, the French champion let himself go into a scream that has not been seen up to now even after one of his goals (5).

Does the relief at the narrow escape make it justifiable, or has it overdone it? But above all, does it make sense to set a celebration etiquette? Maybe not so much, because the pressure at these levels is crazy, and Mbapp just screamed his joy. While no one has lost better than Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu who bowed deeply to his fans after missed penalties, so far no one has won like Croatia with captain Modric embracing Rodrygo and Perisic’s little son consoling Neymar in tears. Looking forward to seeing how the Cup will celebrate.