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Watch: Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino mimics Dele Alli’s viral celebration

Alli debuted his new celebration when he scored the winner against Newcastle United on the weekend.

Watch: Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino mimics Dele Alli’s viral celebration

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Dele Alli (R) (Photo: AFP)

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Dele Alli’s unique celebration after scoring against Newcastle United on the weekend has become something of a rage as after Manchester United’s squad hilariously attempted it, it was left to Liywhites manager Maurcio Pochettino to show everyone how to do it right.

Here’s the ‘original’:

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While Jesse Lingard got it without any fuss, most of the Red Devils squad couldn’t quite follow in his footsteps, but Pochettino proved he’s got what it takes with an effortless rendition:

Your turn, boss! 👌👁 #COYS #THFC

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Picture perfect, but one assumes that Pochettino won’t mind keeping up with Alli’s innovative ways of scoring goals as long as he’s banging them in.

The Englishman’s 18th-minute header turned out to be the winner for Spurs when they visited St James’ Park for their Premier League opener against Newcastle United.

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With the 2-1 win, the North Londoners are now seventh in the table and will look to climb further ahead when they ‘host’ Fulham on Saturday (1930 IST).

It’s not been a great summer for Spurs fans as not only did the club fail to sign a single player in the transfer window, but it was also revealed that their new stadium will take some more time before it’s ready.

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Initially set to be played in at the start of the 2018/19 season, its opening was delayed to the middle of September before the club revealed a setback had pushed the date towards the end of the year.

Therefore, Spurs are set to play their home games at Wembley till the time their own stadium is not ready.

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