Birmingham manager Lee Clark channelled the spirit of Temuri Ketsbaia as he celebrated Federico Macheda's late equaliser against Burnley by kicking an advertising hoarding.
The Blues trailed three times against the second-placed Clarets to earn a valuable point thanks to the on-loan Manchester United striker, who levelled to earn a dramatic 3-3 draw.
It is not the first time the St Andrews hoardings have taken a kicking. Six years ago, then-Arsenal captain William Gallas took out his frustration on them after Birmingham striker James McFadden struck a late leveller.
Clark was overjoyed after Macheda equalised for the Blues
Clark also hinted he may report James Linington after claiming the referee "mocked" club captain Paul Robinson during the 3-3 draw against Burnley.
He felt the incident - which he said came as the official booked Robinson for for dissent following the Clarets' second goal - took the gloss off a tremendous fightback by his side.
"I was furious and I lost my temper," said the Birmingham boss.
"There seemed to be a bit of an arrogance among the officials and that is not being accepted.
"There was an incident involving (Burnley striker) Danny Ings and Paul Robinson. I thought it was a foul by Ings.
"They scored from the resultant free kick. Paul remonstrated with the referee, who gave Paul a yellow card, but he mocked him about the scoreline at the time. This is totally unacceptable.
"When my captain is fighting for the club and the supporters are backing my team and when I am working as hard as I can to get the results to remain in the league, getting mocked by an official is something I am not going to accept.
"I am not questioning his performance. But he knows what he said and it is not acceptable in any walk of life.
"This was the only downside, and I have to flag it up. It is that it is not acceptable for an official to mock any player at any stage."
Clark also told BBC Radio 5 Live: "I will be wanting to take it further."
Dean Marney opened the scoring but Macheda equalised in the 64th minute, only for Michael Duff to regain the lead for Burnley three minutes later.
But Emyr Huws crashed home a 25-yard volley in the 70th minute with Sam Vokes netting in the 86th minute before Macheda ended the scoring.