Stoke's stars have been hitting the net at night to keep alive their dreams of Premier League survival.
Tony Pulis's unfashionable side took a massive step nearer topflight safety by finally recording their first away win of the campaign at bottom club West Brom.
The victory was also memorable for a bizarre goal celebration between scorer Ricardo Fuller and team-mate Liam Lawrence.
Winger Lawrence revealed that their horseplay, which involved him falling to the ground after Fuller pretended to shoot him, mimicked a computer game.
Lawrence says 'Gears Of War 2' has done wonders for team morale as several Potters stars log on to the internet most nights to play against each other online.
Former Sunderland star Lawrence says playing on the computer probably stops the squad going out on the town instead.
And Lawrence believes Premier League survival is now firmly in their sights. "The goal celebration comes from a game on the X-Box," said Lawrence. "It's a war game called 'Gears Of War 2' - and I'm the best
