Phube Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 Don't you just hate it when our fans start that chant... when quite blatently they are!!!!
Jonbluefox9 Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 Don't you just hate it when our fans start that chant... when quite blatently they are!!!! I prefer hearing that chant than absolute silence...
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 i hate singing it just before they score. it is pure irony and always happens. hence why it wasnt sang after our 3rd goal . just incase. but when the oppo fans sing it why did nobody get up and start singing to prove to them what good fans we are. only a few at the back of f1 joined in.
Cobbo Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 It's on a par with the easeh easeh chant. Can be easily countered and let's face it, against City, it usually is.
Jonbluefox9 Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 i hate singing it just before they score. it is pure irony and always happens. hence why it wasnt sang after our 3rd goal . just incase. but when the oppo fans sing it why did nobody get up and start singing to prove to them what good fans we are. only a few at the back of f1 joined in. I think you sort of answered your own question there.
Coxy Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 We only sang it after our second becuase that's what they sang when they equalised for the first time, I could clearly see they were singing and I hope everyone else in the kop did and all
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 I think you sort of answered your own question there. are you saying we have awfull support? we have good support if more people join in but alot of people dont seem bothered about getting behind the team half the time.
Jonbluefox9 Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 are you saying we have awfull support? we have good support if more people join in but alot of people dont seem bothered about getting behind the team half the time. I didn't say we have awful support. You said why didn't people get up and sing to prove what good fans we have? Well, you said yourself that hardly anyone stood up and sung so you've practically said that we showed how bad we are as a set of fans in that statement.
Loake Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 i hate singing it just before they score. it is pure irony and always happens. hence why it wasnt sang after our 3rd goal . just incase. but when the oppo fans sing it why did nobody get up and start singing to prove to them what good fans we are. only a few at the back of f1 joined in. this really annoys me, its a great oppourtunity to shut the opposition fans up!!
Jimmy Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 we have too many fans that just aint interested in singing, with the exception of the blue & white army chant, they just cant be arsed
Tommeh Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 we have too many fans that just aint interested in singing, with the exception of the blue & white army chant, they just cant be arsed and it does my fookin nut in their choice though i spose!
Milky Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 and it does my fookin nut in their choice though i spose! people are more likely to sing if they are around people who are also singing. for example, i get my free tickets in the corner of the west stand where everyone sits in silence. i want to sing, but i'd look like a right tit on my own in that part of the ground. the answer to me is to have a designated singing area of the ground, where anyone who doesn't sing will look a tit not the other way round. i really think this would produce a better response from the city faithful.
Maybes Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 people are more likely to sing if they are around people who are also singing. for example, i get my free tickets in the corner of the west stand where everyone sits in silence. i want to sing, but i'd look like a right tit on my own in that part of the ground. the answer to me is to have a designated singing area of the ground, where anyone who doesn't sing will look a tit not the other way round. i really think this would produce a better response from the city faithful. How gay is that though...having to resort to a singing area.
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 people are more likely to sing if they are around people who are also singing. for example, i get my free tickets in the corner of the west stand where everyone sits in silence. i want to sing, but i'd look like a right tit on my own in that part of the ground. the answer to me is to have a designated singing area of the ground, where anyone who doesn't sing will look a tit not the other way round. i really think this would produce a better response from the city faithful. ok so why dont you start doing something about it? there are plenty of spare seats towards the back of f1. every fan you can think of who likes to sing why not ask them to move up there and sing the whole game at home? i'd welcome more singers in my area atleast it may get the rest of the crowd going. i dont know how you can start this, maybe start a FAO : Singers thread, re; move to the back of F1 (or another area people would like to agree on?). im not sure how others feeling about moving a few blocks of our own accord to get some noise going at home games but i certainly dont mind going to sit in E1 or G2 if others are doing it.
Milky Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 How gay is that though...having to resort to a singing area. o.k, well how about swapping the kop with the family stand. sitting closer to the away fans will surely spark many more people into life.
Milky Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 ok so why dont you start doing something about it? i'm not going to turn down a free ticket every game am i
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 i'm not going to turn down a free ticket every game am i how do you get free tickets? even if you do, when inside the stadium just walk across the front of the kop to F1 area and choose a seat. simple right?
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 o.k, well how about swapping the kop with the family stand. sitting closer to the away fans will surely spark many more people into life. been discussed before. i sing because i want to support the team and show my love for leicester city and how proud i am. i dont go to the football to dance infront of some oppo fans and wind them up about how we are better than them. i do enjoy singing songs that taunt them or our local rivals like derby cov and forest or even the songs like "we all hate leeds we all hate leeds etc". i dont even mind sitting next to the home fans when i go to away games but i (and im sure many others) dont go to the games just to wind up some away fans.
Milky Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 how do you get free tickets? even if you do, when inside the stadium just walk across the front of the kop to F1 area and choose a seat. simple right? i suppose i could do that. My bro played for the academy, but he's just had to retire at the age of 17 . the club like him so much though that he's now assistant coach for the under 9's in the academy. All scholars get 2 free tickets.
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 simple solution then really. ask your brother if he doesnt mind moving with you to a section of the stadium where you will be welcome in singing (f1 at the back, row pp seats 208 and onwards to the right). sorry to hear about his retirement though, but also congrats on his new job. is he on a wage or is it voluntary? either way good luck to him.
Tommeh Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 people are more likely to sing if they are around people who are also singing. for example, i get my free tickets in the corner of the west stand where everyone sits in silence. i want to sing, but i'd look like a right tit on my own in that part of the ground. the answer to me is to have a designated singing area of the ground, where anyone who doesn't sing will look a tit not the other way round. i really think this would produce a better response from the city faithful. If I was being filmed during a game I'd probobly look like a right tit but tbh between 3pm and 5pm on saturdays ne and nobody else in L1 can give 2 flying fooks!!!
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 If I was being filmed during a game I'd probobly look like a right tit but tbh between 3pm and 5pm on saturdays ne and nobody else in L1 can give 2 flying fooks!!! exactly. i dont care how much of a tit i look aslong as im enjoying it myself is all i care about.
Tommeh Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 exactly. i dont care how much of a tit i look aslong as im enjoying it myself is all i care about. And on saturday and at the Brum game previous I had the most enjoyment at at match since Tottenham last year and then way back to Charlton the season before. Palace was also great last year though!!
Milky Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 simple solution then really. ask your brother if he doesnt mind moving with you to a section of the stadium where you will be welcome in singing (f1 at the back, row pp seats 208 and onwards to the right). sorry to hear about his retirement though, but also congrats on his new job. is he on a wage or is it voluntary? either way good luck to him. we don't have a choice as to where the free tickets are. if there are spare seats up in f1 then i could do that. my bro doesn't go to the games anymore, it's too depressing to look at what he would have won. he was supposed to be captain of the very succesful under 18 side this season, how gutting is that! i think he's just doing the job until his scholar contract runs out at the end of the season, so it is paid work.
SystonFox Posted 16 October 2006 Posted 16 October 2006 sad to hear that for him mate. so who do you now go to games with? whoever you come with it'd be nice to see a few new (and loud?) faces up in f1. see you saturday perhaps.
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