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Here is the shy and retiring Premier League manager Paolo Di Canio during his low-key touchline celebrations.
The Italian pulled manic Gangnam-style moves as his Sunderland team thrashed north-east rivals Newcastle United 3-0 with each goal marked by increasingly hysterical reactions.
He opened his account by taking a running jump and punching the air as he roared with delight.
In his second celebration, he sacrificed his designer suit with a knee slide first patented by José Mourinho topped off with no fewer than nine double fist-pumps.
By the third, he was so excited he could barely contain himself, running round in a frenzy before being enveloped in a throng of his players.
I will lose all my money on new suits if we get three points every week, said the 44-year-old, recently appointed amid anger over reported fascist sympathies.
But bosses will probably be glad to buy him a new one every Saturday if he keeps the struggling team in the Premier League.
By Fred Attewill Sunday 14 Apr 2013 AP
(Picture: AFP/Getty)
(Picture: AFP/Getty)
(Picture: PA)
(Picture: PA)
(Picture: PA)
The Italian pulled manic Gangnam-style moves as his Sunderland team thrashed north-east rivals Newcastle United 3-0 with each goal marked by increasingly hysterical reactions.
He opened his account by taking a running jump and punching the air as he roared with delight.
In his second celebration, he sacrificed his designer suit with a knee slide first patented by José Mourinho topped off with no fewer than nine double fist-pumps.
By the third, he was so excited he could barely contain himself, running round in a frenzy before being enveloped in a throng of his players.
I will lose all my money on new suits if we get three points every week, said the 44-year-old, recently appointed amid anger over reported fascist sympathies.
But bosses will probably be glad to buy him a new one every Saturday if he keeps the struggling team in the Premier League.
By Fred Attewill Sunday 14 Apr 2013 AP