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Support + atmosphere

By H.a.r.r.y, in Leicester City Forum

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Bayfox

Bayfox

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5 hours ago, Claridge said:

That video was impressive, the dull drone at the king powers was not the same. Couple of hundred max singing it.

There was plenty joining in with the start but maybe didn't know the lyrics, was the 1st time I had heard it having been away for the last couple of games.

 

Deffo one of the better recent efforts, reckon it may catch on.

 

But this negative attitude towards everything attempted plays a part in the sometimes quiet nature of our ground.

 

Let's see how it goes the next few home games. Would certainly encourage UFS to try gst it going v Everton and Watford in the space of those few days.

Claridge

Claridge

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24 minutes ago, Bayfox said:

There was plenty joining in with the start but maybe didn't know the lyrics, was the 1st time I had heard it having been away for the last couple of games.

 

Deffo one of the better recent efforts, reckon it may catch on.

 

But this negative attitude towards everything attempted plays a part in the sometimes quiet nature of our ground.

 

Let's see how it goes the next few home games. Would certainly encourage UFS to try gst it going v Everton and Watford in the space of those few days.

  Not negative at all, just think it’s a crap song, especially for Maddison, he doesn’t glide past defenders and isn’t that quick so you could catch him. He twist and turns amazingly well, perhaps more to the tune of twist and shout...

walkerleeds

walkerleeds

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10 minutes ago, Claridge said:

  Not negative at all, just think it’s a crap song, especially for Maddison, he doesn’t glide past defenders and isn’t that quick so you could catch him. He twist and turns amazingly well, perhaps more to the tune of twist and shout...

 

This is what annoys me about these songs too, I didn't see a riot when Knockaert left so why sing it? 

Bayfox

Bayfox

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21 minutes ago, Claridge said:

  Not negative at all, just think it’s a crap song, especially for Maddison, he doesn’t glide past defenders and isn’t that quick so you could catch him. He twist and turns amazingly well, perhaps more to the tune of twist and shout...

Sure we've all been over this. Iwan never lived in a flat with or next door to Joachim.

 

Nor are we the greatest team the world has ever seen, although right now I know it's hard not to believe.

 

Also Esteban wasn't actually paul Daniel's and leo didn't cost a ****ing fortune.

 

I guess youri also isn't a star man, whatever one of those may be.

 

But the ground would be well quiet if we stuck to truths hey;)

 

steveherbe

steveherbe

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5 minutes ago, Bayfox said:

Sure we've all been over this. Iwan never lived in a flat with or next door to Joachim.

 

 

Yeah, and Vardys never asked me to a party, but I sing about it. And while I'm on, did Ulloa score that many goals? And did he cost a fortune really? And does everyone now understand the difference between dishwater and ditchwater?

 

TrentFox

TrentFox

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9 hours ago, walkerleeds said:

 

This is what annoys me about these songs too, I didn't see a riot when Knockaert left so why sing it? 

What?!? Let me tell you this - it was absolute carnage out here in the vale of Belvoir when news broke of Knockaert’s sale, 

Stadt

Stadt

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4 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

They did set off a smoke bomb for their disallowed goal tbf. 

Our fans would never do that 

Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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18 hours ago, Claridge said:

That video was impressive, the dull drone at the king powers was not the same. Couple of hundred max singing it.

Well done for summing up the start of every new song ever devised. The Ulloa song was terrible for ages before it got going in a concourse at an away game, then everyone loved it. 

Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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14 hours ago, UniFox21 said:

I sit near the back and the amount of times I get moaned at to sit down when I'm singing or joining in with the rest of the stand is barmy. Everyone is standing yet these few people feel the need to shout at me :rolleyes:

 

13 hours ago, LCFC FOX said:

Sounds like you need to relocate to where you can stand 

Yep, get moved to a better area pal. 

Guest Manini

Guest Manini

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I want to know what some of you do for day jobs if you don’t think 8 million of the queens English is a ****ing fortune TBPH

UniFox21

UniFox21

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46 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

 

Yep, get moved to a better area pal. 

Aim is to see if anywhere better pops up next summer, Kop is already a hell of a lot more fun than the family end

Munshi

Munshi

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13 hours ago, Claridge said:

Bit like Roberts scoring all night. Stopped At 9-07 pm

You're trying way too hard to be funny.

Vlad the Fox

Vlad the Fox

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5 minutes ago, stretch1965 said:

Do we know if the Arse fans sang any anti Vardy songs? was hoping they would as I love the crowd reactions after he has scored

Yes they did, only once from what a can remember, but it didn’t really get going. Think they were scared of upsetting him. 

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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19 hours ago, Claridge said:

  Not negative at all, just think it’s a crap song, especially for Maddison, he doesn’t glide past defenders and isn’t that quick so you could catch him. He twist and turns amazingly well, perhaps more to the tune of twist and shout...

Coventry fan...reveal yourself 

49er

49er

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I’m glad that our fans told me where Stevie Lynex played as I wasn’t sure.

 

Alan Smith and Alan Young were omnipresent.

 

i learned that Saffron Lane has been gentrified over the years which is why Iborra lived there.

 

Becks used to take Victoria to watch the gooners.

 

I learned about the economic climate and housing conditions in Liverpool, and the diet.

 

I found out that Wallington had hair.

 

Andy Feeley was apparently a murderer.

 

Opposing fans walking down Filbert Street we’re liable to sustain head injuries and were told to go forth and multiply.

 

Our knowledgeable fans were aware that the main mode of transport for some fans was a taxi.

 

Some players, usually strikers, were unlikely to perform adequately in a place of ill repute.

 

Gordon Milne was the leader of a military unit that was clad in blue and white.

 

Fans were able to predict an imminent goal.

 

A safeguarding issue- a father telling his son to follow a team based in Robin Hood country. The response is that he should go forth and multiply.

 

A reminder to the opposing fans that they only exercise their vocal chords during a period of ascendancy.

 

All referees were born out of wedlock.

 

The backing for a team is everlasting.

 

Opposing fans are invited to join in the festivities on the field of play.

 

The Chairman is asked to leave.

 

The opposing Manager is likely to be in receipt of a P45 the following day.

 

The battle that took place on December 26th is recalled, with singing provided by those residing in heaven. The battle was a rout for the opposition who fled.

 

The opposing fans are reminded that unlike us they will not be going on a trip to North London.

 

The poor state of the opposing stadium and the sparse support is noted.

 

The fans are reassured that they will never be alone when they use Shanks pony

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SpacedX

SpacedX

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21 hours ago, steveherbe said:

Yeah, and Vardys never asked me to a party, but I sing about it. And while I'm on, did Ulloa score that many goals? And did he cost a fortune really? 

 

And when Andy King "gets the ball"...??

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