Muniz crying when he scored

[Slaphead in Qatar]

Tears of relief and joy.

However not sure I liked seeing this. Too much pressure being put on him and putting on himself.

[H4usuallysitting]

He's an emotional young man... play's with all his heart....when he got injured he cried.....when another player scores - he celebrates as if he's scored

[RaySmith]

Tears of relief and joy.

However not sure I liked seeing this. Too much pressure being put on him and putting on himself.

Shows what it meant to him, but get your point, shows the pressure on him, coming to a foreign country and great opportunity to play in the Prem, but so far not really cutting it.

Shows the pressure on players, which fans generally have little sympathy for - 'I wouldn't mind a bit of pressure for all that money.'
But they are human, of course, though I know that's probably a pretty 'woke' thing to say!

[Bassey the warrior]

I loved seeing that, such a likeable guy and I really want it to work out for him. It was a fantastic finish, he needs to get in those positions more often so we can see if he can keep it up.

Compare and contrast with Vinicius, he just never looked like he gave a damn and was more interested in starting fights.

[Dodgin]

Pleased his teammates and they showed it, best moment of the match.

[LC]

Hopefully he can kick on a bit now.

[S.F.Sorrow]

The odds seem to be stacked against him. The last time he started to show some signs of adapting to this league he got injured. Yesterday he had a really good game, scored his first goal and the club has just signed a striker with a "guaranteed to start every game" clause in his contract.

[ffcthereligion]

Crying when scoring against a team destined for the championship is not indicative of a successful mindset. Incredibly small time I'm afraid

[Angus Telford]

Agree with all the (positive) comments above. Shows he's human and trying.

[DannyM]

Didn't mind at all. Shows how much he cares.

Tears of relief and joy.

However not sure I liked seeing this. Too much pressure being put on him and putting on himself.

[bencher]

I'm happy for him, and it was a really handy finish as well.
It would have meant a lot more if we would have finished the game off properly.

[filham]

Pressure is now on Brojaq big time so perhaps that will reduce pressure on Muniz.

[davew]

Makes me cry every time I watch him play along with a few of our other players, but pleased he scored!!

[Deeping_white]

Crying when scoring against a team destined for the championship is not indicative of a successful mindset. Incredibly small time I'm afraid

How did you react when you scored your first premier league goal?

[Lighthouse]

Must admit I am not sure about the mind of a player who breaks down after scoring his first Prem Goal. It is great to see the passion and the honesty. Yet I feel again that it marks a certain lack of professionalism within the player. Mind you after yesterday my lack of trust in this side has reached rock bottom. So let's just say it was a nice reaction.

[..FOF..]

A striker not scoring will be a tremendous burden on their mental wellbeing because that is the No.1 thing they are supposed to do.

It is like a keeper letting in 3 goals at every match, or a top keeper who cannot get a clean sheet.

It is like a defender who cannot win a ball in every game, or a central defender who kept losing in aerial duels.

It is like a midfielder who cannot complete a pass or connect with their crosses.

/rambling

[ianthailand]

Pressure is now on Brojaq big time so perhaps that will reduce pressure on Muniz.

Who's Brojaq? Isn't he that detective on Jersey in the TV series?

[WhiteJC]

[RaySmith]

Great goal, showed quick reactions and class under pressure, with great assist from Robinson.

[fulhamfever]

Dude was due a goal, Burnley are championship quality so him scoring is about right that level.