Stop horsing around… watch the hilarious video as a Burnley fan celebrates the late win over Everton in spectacular fashion
WHAT do you do when your team scores a 90th minute winner? Go out and celebrate, wait for Match of the Day or even just chill at home?
Well one Burnley fan went to extreme measures and took his HORSE for a ride in a pub.
Arfield grabbed a late winnerGetty Images
No your eyes aren't deceiving you, after Burnley's heroic 2-1 victory against Everton at Turf Moor, one Claret fan took it upon himself to bizarrely get on the saddle down to his local.
The supporter was met with cheers and jubilation upon his arrival, with most no doubt never being treated to such a spectacle.
Shortly after, the man and his horse retreated away...let's just hope not for more pints!
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A famous Burnley chant goes "And it's no nay never, no nay never no more, til we play B*****d Rovers, no nay never no more."
That fan clearly took it one step took far, with the lyrics may be changing to "no neigh never" instead.
Scott Arfield was the hero on Saturday, scoring late on as he secured a vital three points for his side in their fight to avoid relegation.
It was just Burnley's third Premier League win of the season, with all the victories coming at home.
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