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Kilworthfox

New chants and songs

By Kilworthfox, in Leicester City Forum

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Basingstoke Fox

Basingstoke Fox

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My son is well up for it!

Good man! Just out of interest, is he an LCFC fan by choice? If/When I have children they will have no choice, They will HAVE to LOVE Leicester!

If this doesn't get started off vs Cov. I'll help out with this at Brizzle. I was at the back at Southampton when everyone got 'WLY' going and it was brilliant!

1964FOX

1964FOX

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Think Ajax originally did that Melbourne song - from 3:22.

Definitely up for that if we can do it the same way they do. :thumbup:

For anyone interested in this song Iam currently texting Jobber about it but he is struggling to view the link on his phone.

LCFC FOX

LCFC FOX

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For anyone interested in this song Iam currently texting Jobber about it but he is struggling to view the link on his phone.

Text him the one we are trying to get everyone to sing? lets do the other one first because its much better

easilee

easilee

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Problem is poor old Jobber only has his tom type drum whereas these examples have always got an added snare drum over it. There is no way you can emulate this with what he uses.

He needs someone on a snare drum to accompany him is what I'm saying.

SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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Problem is poor old Jobber only has his tom type drum whereas these examples have always got an added snare drum over it. There is no way you can emulate this with what he uses.

He needs someone on a snare drum to accompany him is what I'm saying.

If there is more than 30 people singing 'properly' the drum isn't needed and will be drowned out any way. 9 times out of 10 the drum is used just to keep the beat.

easilee

easilee

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If there is more than 30 people singing 'properly' the drum isn't needed and will be drowned out any way. 9 times out of 10 the drum is used just to keep the beat.

Agreed. Just thought I'd mention it. Would make a helluva difference though. And acoustic drums are really quite loud. Just adds a bit of class.

I'm a drummer, I'm biased. :P

Basingstoke Fox

Basingstoke Fox

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Problem is poor old Jobber only has his tom type drum whereas these examples have always got an added snare drum over it. There is no way you can emulate this with what he uses.

He needs someone on a snare drum to accompany him is what I'm saying.

Agreed. Just thought I'd mention it. Would make a helluva difference though. And acoustic drums are really quite loud. Just adds a bit of class.

I'm a drummer, I'm biased. :P

I see what you're getting at here!

Jimbo

Jimbo

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My son is well up for it!

This will sound very "cringe" But I think it would be a good idea for the club to utilise the big screens for videos like this before the game. It's not putting up lyrics or anything, and we could just pass it off as being a family club and encouraging young fans to join in. They could have a small competition for the young'uns to send in videos of them and their chants.

Obviously those of us with children would push our little supporters in the right direction to sing songs we want to hear as older fans and they might catch on. :thumbup:

Lobsterboyuk

Lobsterboyuk

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One reason I like the family stand they get involved more than the KOP. All the kids love jumping up and down waving there scarfs!

I'm well impressed, first game for a few years (and my first with me lad) was Boro at the KP - the birth of We Love You

Lobsterboyuk

Lobsterboyuk

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Good man! Just out of interest, is he an LCFC fan by choice? If/When I have children they will have no choice, They will HAVE to LOVE Leicester!

If this doesn't get started off vs Cov. I'll help out with this at Brizzle. I was at the back at Southampton when everyone got 'WLY' going and it was brilliant!

He's been brought up the right way, he's been going since he was four, kits at xmas, he's tasted the pride of being a Leicester boy and now he's mad for the chants, brings a tear to my eye when those scarce start twirling in the family stand :scarf:

Danny the Fox 95

Danny the Fox 95

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This will sound very "cringe" But I think it would be a good idea for the club to utilise the big screens for videos like this before the game. It's not putting up lyrics or anything, and we could just pass it off as being a family club and encouraging young fans to join in. They could have a small competition for the young'uns to send in videos of them and their chants.

Obviously those of us with children would push our little supporters in the right direction to sing songs we want to hear as older fans and they might catch on. :thumbup:

bad idea.

1.It'll look embarassing. Teams will mock us and think we can't generate atmosphere when we can.

2.Finally, we didn't have to put a video in of the 'we love you' chant and all the kids got the message after a game. And all you see now is in the family stand young boys waving their scarves around having fun.

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Lobsterboyuk

Lobsterboyuk

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If there is more than 30 people singing 'properly' the drum isn't needed and will be drowned out any way. 9 times out of 10 the drum is used just to keep the beat.

Yep, keeps it nice and slow, that's why WLY works so well for us with Jobber

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Voll Blau

Voll Blau

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This will sound very "cringe" But I think it would be a good idea for the club to utilise the big screens for videos like this before the game. It's not putting up lyrics or anything, and we could just pass it off as being a family club and encouraging young fans to join in. They could have a small competition for the young'uns to send in videos of them and their chants.

Obviously those of us with children would push our little supporters in the right direction to sing songs we want to hear as older fans and they might catch on. :thumbup:

Great idea, I've always wanted us to be the laughing stock of the Football League.

That said, having a five year old belt out the full lyrics to 'When you're tired and weary' would raise a smile...

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SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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This will sound very "cringe" But I think it would be a good idea for the club to utilise the big screens for videos like this before the game. It's not putting up lyrics or anything, and we could just pass it off as being a family club and encouraging young fans to join in. They could have a small competition for the young'uns to send in videos of them and their chants.

Obviously those of us with children would push our little supporters in the right direction to sing songs we want to hear as older fans and they might catch on. :thumbup:

You said it pal.

s11nny

s11nny

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=146eP2RuIrA

Someone recommended this to me on Twitter...

This is immense!

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mkaiser1

mkaiser1

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I reckon the Drinkwater song should be this (to the tune of Coldplay's Paradise):

"And it's Danny, Danny Drinkwater

And it's Danny, Danny Drinkwater

And it's Danny, Danny Drinkwater

OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH"

That tune is begging for a player's song and this would fit perfectly!

C'mon lads - Saturday's the game to do it!

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