Bayliss, the England coach, accepts the celebration is "entertainment" that may "put a smile on the face" of younger supporters, he confesses - in a good-natured, curmudgeonly way - that the charm is lost on him.
"It probably pisses me off more than anyone else," he said. "If you're older than about 40 years old it pisses you off.
"But every team has their way of celebrating and I'm sure other teams might not like the way we celebrate. In the end, it's a young man's game. It's all entertainment. If it gets a bit of a laugh or a smile on people's faces so be it."
"It probably pisses me off more than anyone else," he said. "If you're older than about 40 years old it pisses you off.
"But every team has their way of celebrating and I'm sure other teams might not like the way we celebrate. In the end, it's a young man's game. It's all entertainment. If it gets a bit of a laugh or a smile on people's faces so be it."