Your six lottery numbers have a better chance of coming up than Slavisa Jokanovic running down the touchline if Fulham score the winning goal at the death tomorrow.
There is laid back, and then there is the Serbian head coach.
Last week, Huddersfield boss David Wagner saw out the final seconds of Terriers 1-0 win over Derby in the stands after he ran the length and then on to the pitch, and onto his players backs in celebration.
Antonio Conte had a flea in his ear from Joka’s pal Jose Mourinho for his exuberance as Chelsea beat Manchester United a day later.
The Whites gaffer joked he hasn’t had enough excuses to go ape, but take it from Get West London, he has yet to raise a right arm, Alan Shearer style in 10 months to salute a goal.
“Sometimes they (managers) want to make some kind of performance during the game – I’m not against it.
“That last game for Huddersfield - you can understand this reaction.
“Generally, I’m thinking what’s going to happen next second, but I don’t try and control myself.
“I don’t judge others, but I also don’t have many chances for celebrating.”
