Tuna Posted 30 March 2019 Posted 30 March 2019 Poignant and stirring, it was a wonderful tribute to a great man.
shailen Posted 30 March 2019 Posted 30 March 2019 It was so loud and everyone was joining in and you could see the scarves and clappers being held up. Amazing tribute!
hejammy Posted 30 March 2019 Posted 30 March 2019 Was actually one of the best things I've seen from fans in the stadium today! Truly was magnificent! Singing the song for at least 6 mins non stop - like others I was in awe
shailen_patel4 Posted 31 March 2019 Posted 31 March 2019 Atmosphere was top quality today, I’m not sure if it was the weather, free beers or the play style but whatever it was the atmosphere was class, should like this every week home or away up city just remember europa leagues still there for us this season ?
Vlad the Fox Posted 31 March 2019 Posted 31 March 2019 Enjoyed going through the repertoire of champions leagues songs yesterday as well, dilly ding, dilly dong.
SemperEadem Posted 6 April 2019 Posted 6 April 2019 Thought having a drum there today really boosted the end.
CyprusFox Posted 6 April 2019 Posted 6 April 2019 Just now, baker11 said: Thought having a drum there today really boosted the end. definitely. Great atmosphere today
southfox66 Posted 6 April 2019 Posted 6 April 2019 Next season it will be back roll on the good times
Bayfox Posted 6 April 2019 Posted 6 April 2019 3 minutes ago, baker11 said: Thought having a drum there today really boosted the end. Twitter disagrees
SemperEadem Posted 6 April 2019 Posted 6 April 2019 8 minutes ago, Bayfox said: Twitter disagrees Saw one guy having a pop at it.
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 6 April 2019 Posted 6 April 2019 46 minutes ago, Bayfox said: Twitter disagrees I'm gutted
BenTheFox Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 There were two lads next to me who were just on their phones betting throughout the entire second half. I mean, what is the point of going?
DerbyshireFox Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 40 minutes ago, BenTheFox said: There were two lads next to me who were just on their phones betting throughout the entire second half. I mean, what is the point of going? Happens every away game. Three lads behind us disappeared midway through the first half presumably to see their mates and didn’t see them again! They were going on about being skint and having no money for a drink, it’s no wonder when you blow 20-30 quid on Match tickets and don’t bother watching the game!
yorkie1999 Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 45 minutes ago, BenTheFox said: There were two lads next to me who were just on their phones betting throughout the entire second half. I mean, what is the point of going? If it annoys you so much jump up wildly and “accidentally” knock the phone out of their hand when we score
CosbehFox Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 I found our fans a bit odd yesterday when we started singing a song about Huddersfield getting relegated when they were singing it themselves and given their background, it’s not really a dig. What annoys about this (and suppose we aren’t alone with this) is that people get more vocal having a dig at the opposition and then supporting the performance of their own team
Spudulike Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 From Terrier Spirit Leicester fans show their ignorance Another poor performance in this game came from the Leicester fans, who clearly don’t know much about Huddersfield Town’s history. “Champions of England, you’ll never sing that!” was chanted on repeat throughout the game, despite Town’s record three consecutive league titles. Admittedly it’s now over 90 years since our proudest moment, but it still counts and I think the Leicester fans looked a bit silly. I’m also not sure chanting at rival fans about their relegation has much impact once it becomes a mathematical certainty. When you’re in the relegation fight it’s insulting to be told you’re going down but once you know it’s going to happen the opposition fans are just stating a fact. It’s a bit like them telling us we’re playing in blue and white. We know already. To finish on a positive, I will say that many Premier League clubs away followings have provided poor support to their teams at the John Smith’s Stadium but Leicester’s fans were in good voice throughout. Winning easily and scoring four makes it easier to stay in good voice, but I was still impressed by the noise they made. I suspect we’ll see an increase in passion and volume from the away end once we’re back in the Championship and away from the Premier League’s prawn-sandwich-loving fans.
H.a.r.r.y Posted 7 April 2019 Author Posted 7 April 2019 1 minute ago, Spudulike said: From Terrier Spirit Leicester fans show their ignorance Another poor performance in this game came from the Leicester fans, who clearly don’t know much about Huddersfield Town’s history. “Champions of England, you’ll never sing that!” was chanted on repeat throughout the game, despite Town’s record three consecutive league titles. Admittedly it’s now over 90 years since our proudest moment, but it still counts and I think the Leicester fans looked a bit silly. I’m also not sure chanting at rival fans about their relegation has much impact once it becomes a mathematical certainty. When you’re in the relegation fight it’s insulting to be told you’re going down but once you know it’s going to happen the opposition fans are just stating a fact. It’s a bit like them telling us we’re playing in blue and white. We know already. To finish on a positive, I will say that many Premier League clubs away followings have provided poor support to their teams at the John Smith’s Stadium but Leicester’s fans were in good voice throughout. Winning easily and scoring four makes it easier to stay in good voice, but I was still impressed by the noise they made. I suspect we’ll see an increase in passion and volume from the away end once we’re back in the Championship and away from the Premier League’s prawn-sandwich-loving fans. more winging fans? Glad to see the back of them
CosbehFox Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 We never sang that tbf. It was either ‘Champions of England you made us sing that’ before the Vichai song or ‘Champions of England you weren’t even born’ I thought Yorkshire folk were tough cos they were the footballing equilvant of snowflakes
Foxes1 Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 We were certainly louder than the Huddersfield fans yesterday we were in the opposite end to our fans and we sounded loud from where we were
LCFC FOX Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 I was stood right next to the home end. Every time we sung the vichai had a dream chant they always replied with “champions of England we’ve won it three times” so I’m assuming they thought we sang “champions of England you’ve never sang that” on the last line. so it’s actually them the dumb ones
leicesterseddon Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 Clearly they didn’t understand what we were actually singing. Pretty obvious it was the same for that bloke who came on the pitch at half-time for his little rant.
CosbehFox Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 Just now, leicesterseddon said: Clearly they didn’t understand what we were actually singing. Pretty obvious it was the same for that bloke who came on the pitch at half-time for his little rant. Very small time that to be fair my herbert chapman is a c**t chant didn’t get off the ground
Guest Markyblue Posted 7 April 2019 Posted 7 April 2019 2 minutes ago, LCFC FOX said: I was stood right next to the home end. Every time we sung the vichai had a dream chant they always replied with “champions of England we’ve won it three times” so I’m assuming they thought we sang “champions of England you’ve never sang that” on the last line. so it’s actually them the dumb ones Yes they won it 3 times no parades though, the motor car wasn't invented.
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