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Fans convinced Aston Villa star STOLE Cole Palmer’s ‘cold’ celebration… but it was actually the other way round


FANS were convinced Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers stole Cole Palmer’s trademark celebration – but not all is as it seems.

England star Palmer, who joined Chelsea for £45million from Manchester City this season, got the nickname “Cold” Palmer for his ice-cool form.

Fans were convinced Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers stole Cole Palmer’s trademark celebrationCredit: PA
Palmer has made the celebration his trademark this seasonCredit: Rex

And to accommodate the moniker, Palmer started to celebrate by putting his arms to his shoulders in a chilly fashion.

So when Rogers pulled off the same celebration against the Blues fans thought it had been nabbed.

But Palmer actually admitted he only started doing the celebration as a nod to his former City academy team-mate.

He said in December: “My boy Morgs did one for Middlesbrough, so I told him I’d do it too if I scored.”

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Rogers had doubled Villa’s lead after a Marc Cucurella own goal put the host’s in the lead.

But Chelsea fought back to level through Noni Madueke and Conor Gallagher.

Axel Disasi thought he had headed a late winner only for it to be chalked off by VAR for a foul in the build up.

Rogers was probed on his celebration after the game and he said: “Yeah, he (Palmer) definitely copied me, it’s my celebration!

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“Check the timeline, I did it first.”

The two came up in City’s youth system together and Rogers hailed Palmer’s breakthrough season.

He said: “He’s one of my closest friends not just in football but life generally so to see him doing so well I couldn’t be more proud of him.

“I think he’s now showing everyone what I and a lot of people knew he could do two or three years ago so it’s a pleasure to see.”


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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