Socceroos goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne has been dubbed the 'Grey Wiggle' for his distracting dance moves on the goal line as he helped send Australia to the FIFA World Cup.
“How long before The Wiggles officially adopt Andrew Redmayne as honourary Grey Wiggle, and write a song about him ?,” a third commented.
After the match Redmayne revealed that before the final two penalties the ref told him if he saved one the Socceroos would have won and told him not to run off in celebration because the video referee would have to check he hadn’t moved off his line during the distracting jig. Despite his heroics Redmayne refused to take the credit for Australia’s record fifth consecutive World Cup qualification.
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