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Dundee star Jason Cummings in Instagram nod to classic Only Fools and Horses scene after chandelier celebration

Only Fools' Rodney, Del Boy and Granddad played by Nicholas Lyndhurst, David Jason and the late Lennard Pearce.
Only Fools' Rodney, Del Boy and Granddad played by Nicholas Lyndhurst, David Jason and the late Lennard Pearce.

Dundee star Jason Cummings has laughed off his chandelier celebration with a nod to a classic Only Fools and Horses scene.

Following the Dark Blues’ play-off triumph over Kilmarnock, a video emerged on Twitter showing the striker swinging from a chandelier during the post-match party.

Dundee's Jason Cummings (R) and Christie Elliott at full time.
Dundee’s Jason Cummings (R) and Christie Elliott at full time.

Hours later on his own Instagram story, Cummings posted a picture of Trotter brothers Del Boy and Rodney (David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst) taken shortly before their own light mishap.

The 1982 Only Fools episode “A Touch of Glass” – watched by over 10 million viewers – saw the duo and Granddad con their way into a chandelier cleaning job at a country mansion before it all went wrong.

Cummings posted an image of the famous scene.

The scene has over 2 million views on YouTube and is regularly voted amongst the funniest in British TV comedy history, with Dee joker in the pack Cummings clearly a fan.

Meanwhile, Dundee boss James McPake insists there will be no summer overhaul at Dens Park.

He said: “We will strengthen but I want to be loyal to the ones here because they’ve been fantastic for the football club.

“We have a fantastic group of players and fantastic people at the club. It’s a fantastic time to be at this club.

“We will strengthen because it’s a tougher league but I want to be loyal.”