Guest Posted 16 March 2016 Posted 16 March 2016 I think this is a must. Imagine singing Dilly Ding Dilly Dong at the next game. It will give the whole team a boost and also make everyone chuckle a little bit inside
Fox92 Posted 16 March 2016 Posted 16 March 2016 its appeared on facebook t to We all Live in a Blue n White Kop LCFC 10 mins · Sing it loud n proud boys n girls x Like Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry Comment 8You and 7 others Comments Write a comment... Please can this get started at games.
HighPeakFox Posted 16 March 2016 Posted 16 March 2016 Awesome. But as a pedant I'd appeal for 'Ranieri HAS a team' to be consistent :-)
possiblygeorge Posted 16 March 2016 Posted 16 March 2016 Could always sing it to "Here We Go" Dilly ding, dilly ding, dilly dong Dilly ding, dilly ding, dilly don-ng... I'd be in tears from laughter if you lads sing it to the tune of that terrible hampster dance song
AyewJoking Posted 16 March 2016 Posted 16 March 2016 maybe the club can supply everyone with a bell instead of the clappers next home game? or rename the kop, the bell end
AyewJoking Posted 16 March 2016 Posted 16 March 2016 with a kante here and a kante there up the front at the back fukin ell he's everywhere
Guest Posted 18 March 2016 Posted 18 March 2016 what about.... (to the tune of he came from italy to mange the city) Ranieri ooooo Ranieri oooooo Dilly Dilly Ding Dilly Dilly Dong Ranieri ooooo Ranieiri oooooo Dilly Dilly Ding Dilly Dilly Dong
Sionnach gorm Posted 18 March 2016 Posted 18 March 2016 what about.... (to the tune of he came from italy to mange the city) Ranieri ooooo Ranieri oooooo Dilly Dilly Ding Dilly Dilly Dong Ranieri ooooo Ranieiri oooooo Dilly Dilly Ding Dilly Dilly Dong Mange? God I hope not!
mozartfox Posted 18 March 2016 Posted 18 March 2016 I thought a few years back Man City fans wanted to name one end of the then new CIty of Manchester stadium after Colin Bell and it was rejected.
Shambles Posted 18 March 2016 Posted 18 March 2016 Didn't know where to post this so apologies if it isn't the correct thread. https://www.facebook.com/www.JOE.co.uk/videos/639203296243740/ Haha
yorkie1999 Posted 18 March 2016 Posted 18 March 2016 I thought a few years back Man City fans wanted to name one end of the then new CIty of Manchester stadium after Colin Bell and it was rejected. That's right, it was when someone realized it would the called the collin bell end
m4DD0gg Posted 18 March 2016 Posted 18 March 2016 Didn't know where to post this so apologies if it isn't the correct thread. https://www.facebook.com/www.JOE.co.uk/videos/639203296243740/ Haha erm thats pretty shit to be honest
Shambles Posted 18 March 2016 Posted 18 March 2016 erm thats pretty shit to be honest Admittedly, I rarely partake in a discussion or post here often. I was reluctant in doing so before and your dismissive response has only furthered strengthened my hesitance. Wow, baptism of fire. Bitten by the m4DD0g, aptly.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 20 March 2016 Posted 20 March 2016 Ding dong, the wicked witch is gone! Wymesy People will be spitting their dummies out on here
Renart Posted 20 March 2016 Posted 20 March 2016 I think it should be used pretty simply. The bell means pay attention, if we go a goal behind (not happening a lot at the moment admittedly) or we are not playing that well or coming under pressure. Just sing: Dilly-dilly-ding. Dilly-dilly-dong. Do it like the chant: 'We're the left side [...], we're the right side [...]. Simple is always best for football chants - less to coordinate and learn. If you want to 'complicate' it then just do. Dilly-dilly-ding. Dilly-dilly-dong. Dilly-dilly-ding. Dilly-dilly-dong. Dilly-dilly-ding. That's our Leicester song! But still keep the two side, with everyone joining in for the last line.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 27 March 2016 Posted 27 March 2016 I think it should be used pretty simply. The bell means pay attention, if we go a goal behind (not happening a lot at the moment admittedly) or we are not playing that well or coming under pressure. Just sing: Dilly-dilly-ding. Dilly-dilly-dong. Do it like the chant: 'We're the left side [...], we're the right side [...]. Simple is always best for football chants - less to coordinate and learn. If you want to 'complicate' it then just do. Dilly-dilly-ding. Dilly-dilly-dong. Dilly-dilly-ding. Dilly-dilly-dong. Dilly-dilly-ding. That's our Leicester song! But still keep the two side, with everyone joining in for the last line. Nice idea Dilly Ding Dilly Dong
CheshireFox Posted 27 March 2016 Posted 27 March 2016 couldnt you just use the Rockin Robin tune/format? 'Dilly Dilly Ding...Dilly Dilly Ding, Dilly Dilly Dong...Dilly Dilly Dong' and then someone better at this than me could add the verse in....apologies if anyone has said that already, my computer is running at a smails pace and havent read the whole thread....
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 28 March 2016 Posted 28 March 2016 Imagine Pearson with a dilly dong bell Now there's a thought
Bryn Posted 28 March 2016 Posted 28 March 2016 There's been enough trouble caused by a Pearson dilly dong bell.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 28 March 2016 Posted 28 March 2016 There's been enough trouble caused by a Pearson dilly dong bell.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 9 April 2016 Posted 9 April 2016 Hey boys dont get carried away, Dilly ding dilly dong doesn't work in every situation. I said it to the wife last night in bed and she didnt wake up! Ah that's the thing though all Dilly Dongs become nil and void when married
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Guy likes discipline, but sells it right. Never forgets the fun factor.IndeedTotal breath of fresh air this season Up the Foxes
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