I've seen many Goal Celebrations, whether in YouTube, while watching soccer in stadiums or live match on TV. Recently, I saw this YouTube video that is going viral around the net. The last I've seen is that the video made over 1,300,000 views. If this video is anything to go by, goal celebrations have certainly come a long way since Roger Milla wiggled his hips down by the corner flag, when Cameroon go against Colombia in World Cup 1990. Roger Milla Goal Celebration No longer is a mere dance good enough for some players, as Icelandic top flight side Stjarnan proved in their game against Fylkir at the weekend. Having previously celebrated goals with displays of ballroom dancing and a marching band routine, their latest effort has captured the imagination of fans across the globe. With the game seemingly heading for a 1-1 draw, the home side were awarded a penalty in the dying moments. Up stepped Halldór Orri Björnsson to score with a delightful chip over the keeper. While it was undeniably a fine strike, if some way off the best penalty ever. But the goal will be remembered for what followed - a beautifully choreographed manoeuvre in which Björnsson cast an imaginary fishing rod before 'reeling in' team-mate Daníel Laxdal. The 'fish' was then picked up by several members of the team and held aloft as if he were a trophy, while another team-mate 'took a photo' for posterity. Stjarnan held on to win the match 2-1. Best Goal Celebration Ever? So is this the best...

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