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“There’s a lot of rivalry going on there with me and Wolves…”- Morgan Gibbs-White Finally Reveals the Truth Behind His Controversial Celebration in Front of Wolves Fans
Nottingham Forest triumphed in a thrilling encounter with Wolves, securing a 3-0 victory over the struggling West Midlands side. Nuno Espirito Santo has now led Forest to six consecutive wins after their loss to Manchester City in early December.
The match was decided by goals from Morgan Gibbs-White, Chris Wood, and Taiwo Awoniyi, who scored his first goal of the season. Gibbs-White was once again the standout performer against his former club, with boos echoing every time he touched the ball.
The Forest captain, who joined the club for £25 million, has also represented England under Espirito Santo’s guidance this season. Clearly relishing his goal, Gibbs-White was soon asked about his trademark celebration in front of the Wolves supporters after the win.
Morgan Gibbs-White Explains His Celebration Against Wolves
Gibbs-White received praise from Jamie Carragher and Tom Cairney during Monday Night Football, and his performance certainly earned the accolades.
After the match, the topic of his celebration against Wolves took center stage. Given the intense chants directed at him, it was no surprise that Gibbs-White added a bit of cheekiness to his reaction.
He explained during the live Sky broadcast: “There’s a lot of rivalry between me and Wolves, but that’s what football is about. It’s all love and banter, that’s how I take it.”
Gibbs-White’s Impressive Stats Against Wolves
Once again, the Forest star delivered against his former club, and Wolves will surely be tired of seeing him shine. Gibbs-White was determined to make his mark, and he certainly did with his performance.
His goal came courtesy of a neat assist from Anthony Elanga, bringing his tally to six goal contributions since December. Forest will be hoping he continues this form as they aim to stay in the top four of the Premier League.
Wolves won’t face his brilliance again this season, and it’s fitting that, despite the vile chants from the home supporters, Gibbs-White has once again shown them his class.
