'Lovely bit of housery:' Tranmere Rovers faithful left delighted by celebrations from out on loan Blackpool youngster
Earlier this month the 20-year-old committed his future to the Seasiders until 2027, before heading out on loan for the remainder of the campaign to Prenton Park, where he had already enjoyed a successful first half of the season working under Nigel Adkins.
On Saturday afternoon he opened the scoring as Tranmere overcame Grimsby at Blundell Park- with Rovers supporters enjoying his celebration, as he held out his arms before cupping his ears in front of the home fans.
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Hide AdReacting on social media, one wrote: “Lovely bit of housery to get the fans rattled there haha.”
Another added: “Grimsby fans rattled there.”
A third stated: “It’s just fantastic stuff, what a boy. Cods absolutely rattled.”
Blackpool fans also had their say as Apter’s impressive form in League Two continued.
One noted: “My winger. I honestly believe Neil Critchley and the club have managed him well and we will get the rewards in the long run. Also, love the s***housery. Up the Apter.”
Another wrote: “Apter is loving life man.”
A third added: “He’s a bit good ain’t he lads.”
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Hide AdFollowing Apter’s opener, Grimsby levelled the scores through debutant and ex-Seasider Doug Tharme- who left Bloomfield Road earlier this month, before an own goal from Toby Mullarkey put Tranmere back in front.