Robbie Savage's reaction after Wales won their Euro 2016 group is as mad as you'd expect
Savage and fellow BBC pundit John Hartson had a party in the back of a taxi after watching Wales beat Russia 3-0 – and top the group at the expense of England
Robbie Savage and fellow BBC pundit John Hartson went absolutely nuts in the back of a taxi after watching Wales beat Russia and top their group in Euro 2016.
Neither of them quite knew the full words, but the pair couldn't help breaking into a chant of 'Please don't take me home' as they drove away from the ground – and posting the evidence on social media.
What a win !! pic.twitter.com/BRS7QQB0HH
— John Hartson (@JohnHartson10) June 20, 2016
They were carrying on the chant Wales fans had been singing in the stadium, after the nation reached the Last 16 of a major tournament for the first time in 58 years.
Even while he was still on duty for the BBC, Savage couldn't hide his delight while watching Wales destroy Russia 3-0 and beat England to top spot.
https://twitter.com/BBCWalesSport/status/745006223968219136
Later on, Hartson and Savage met up with Welsh fans to carry on the party.
But they weren't the only ones who couldn't help crack a smile as Wales topped the group at the expense of England, who drew 0-0 with Slovakia.
Huw Edwards appeared to have a glint in his eye as he announced the news on the BBC's News at Ten.
https://twitter.com/BBCWales/status/745018514407186433
Wonder how they're all feeling this morning?
https://twitter.com/DOOGZ1888/status/745016306517303296
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