Andrew Redmayne Wiggles Dance: After his efforts helped secure the Socceroos’ position in the World Cup later this year in Qatar, Andrew Redmayne has become a national hero.
Redmayne saved two of Peru’s penalty kicks in a dramatic penalty shoot-out, sparking wild celebrations across Australia.
In the final minute of extra time, coach Graham Arnold took a chance by taking captain Mat Ryan out of the game and putting Redmayne in goal. And it turned out to be one of the best tactical decisions ever made in Australian football.
The Socceroos won a 5-4 penalty shootout triumph on Tuesday morning as the Sydney FC goalkeeper dove to his right to stop an attempt by Alex Valera.
The Socceroos’ thrilling victory triggered wild celebrations across Australia, with many braving the elements in Melbourne’s Federation Square.
Australia has qualified for the World Cup for the sixth time.
Who Is Andrew Redmayne’s Wife Caitlin Redmayne?
Andrew Redmayne’s wife, Caitlin Redmayne is the mother of their one-year-old child, Poppy. Her joy has reached new heights as a result of his husband’s stunning victory in Tuesday’s match.
For his eye-catching jig on the goal line as part of his goalkeeping routine, Redmayne has been called the “grey Wiggle.” His jubilation after making the game-winning save went viral, and fans fell in love with the 33-year-old.
Caitlin, Redmayne’s greatest fan, got up at 4 a.m. to watch the game with their daughter Poppy at home in Sydney.
She can be seen celebrating by bouncing up and down and shouting in glee with Poppy in her arms minutes after her husband secured Australia’s place in the World Cup in November.
‘Look at Daddy, Poppy,’ she said.
“Life just changed in a matter of 10 minutes.”
Great interview @JamiePandaram with Socceroos hero Andrew Redmayne's wife Caitlin https://t.co/IY4HFDP0J3— James Silver (@JamesSilver3) June 14, 2022
Caitlin had calmed down but was still anxious when she arrived at work 90 minutes later and had the opportunity to talk with Australia’s new hero on the team bus.
‘I’m still trembling, it’s incredibly thrilling,’ Caitlin said on Tuesday’s Today show. ‘I basically dragged our one-year-old out of bed; she had no concept what was going on,’ says the mother.
‘I was yelling, and she glanced at the TV and murmured in her small voice, Dadda.’
She said that her husband’s ridiculous arm motions before each penalty kick and furious facial expression after pulling off the game-winning save were an homage to his daughter.
Caitlin stated, ‘That expression he pulls always brightens up her face.’
‘That expression he made wasn’t just for show; it was for her.’ She is sad that her husband would not be shaving his cherished beard anytime soon.
‘Unfortunately, the beard is here to stay. I keep telling myself that it has to leave. But you know how superstitious football players are, she pointed out.
Caitlin admitted it was difficult not to be in the stands, but she plans to take her yearly vacation to attend the World Cup in Qatar later this year. ‘I’m on the edge of crying once more. ‘We are really proud of him,’ she exclaimed.
‘He’s been gone for a long time this year. I’m at a loss for words. I’m extremely proud of him and the other lads.
Andrew Redmayne’s Australian Family Is Proud Of Their Socceroos Goalkeeper
The whole Andrew Redmayne family and the whole of Australia are proud of their Socceroos Goalkeeper. They are delighted that the athlete did not quit the field to become a teacher, as Australian commentator Daniel Garb mentioned.
“After a terrible period at Western Sydney, Andrew Redmayne was ready to quit football entirely in 2016,” Garb said on Twitter. “He was ready to give up and become a teacher.” He rebuilt his career with @SydneyFC.
“Now he’s a national hero after leading the @Socceroos to the World Cup.”
After the game, Australia manager Graham Arnold urged that all Australians be granted the day off.
Redmayne, the family man, may visit his wife and children to share their delight, or else they will be longing for him until his next visit.
Every Socceroos fan is sharing their joy and praising him on social media. ‘World Cup here we come,’ Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Twitter.
REDMAYNE MAKES THE SAVE! ?
The Socceroos are through to the World Cup after some Penalty Shootout heroics from super-sub Andrew Redmayne!#AUSvPER pic.twitter.com/8eVuQd9jFc
— 10 Football (@10FootballAU) June 13, 2022
Mr. Albanese should proclaim a national holiday in Australia, according to Socceroos coach Graham Arnold.
Journalists and personalities from various sports could not contain their joy.
‘We’re leaving. We’re going. Never take the easy way out. What an incredible adventure. ‘So much love for this squad,” tweeted Seven New sports reporter Mel McLaughlin.
Trent Copeland, a former cricketer turned broadcaster, tweeted, ‘This is absolutely awesome.’
“Andrew Redmayne has recently become as well-known as Cathy Freeman, Mark Schwarzer, and Don Bradman. He had never played a qualifying until five minutes ago. Now he’s certain to clinch every commercial agreement in Australia this summer.”
“This is the craziest and most beautiful sport in the world,” wrote another.
Andrew Redmayne Wiggles Dance Meme Famous
Along with his success, the Andrew Redmayne Wiggles meme has begun to circulate all over social media. It’s more than simply a meme; it’s a means for his followers to commemorate his spectacular save.
The Wiggles have welcomed Socceroos goalie Andrew Redmayne to the gang as The Grey Wiggle, after his save (and pre-sale dance) got us into the World Cup this morning @Socceroos (from Anthony Wiggle TikTok) #Qatar2022 pic.twitter.com/EBoae1S6nx
— Declan Bowring (@DeclanBowring) June 14, 2022
It’s a tribute from his fans to him.
Anthony Wiggle TikTok has created a video in which Andrew is addressed and all of the Socceroos are congratulated.
You can see the video here.
