josedob Posted 23 July 2007 Posted 23 July 2007 At least they didn't pick 'Rock and Roll' by Gary Glitter!
Ashley Posted 23 July 2007 Posted 23 July 2007 Ive said it before and ill say it again, it should be the tune they use at the darts, Planet Funk - Chase the Sun. Its a belter after you have had a few, and to my knowledge there isnt a footy team that plays it yet after they score. Good stuff
The Stig Posted 23 July 2007 Posted 23 July 2007 In my eyes the club (and I never thoght I'd say this) the club couldn't have made a better decsision, I love both the PHG and Chelsea Dagger so well done LCFC. Saying that is this official, do we know that it will be played all season.
Ashley Posted 23 July 2007 Posted 23 July 2007 If some one could email the club with the darts theme then maybe they would consider trying it at a game? Even tho i do like Chelsea Dagger when we score
Ultra Posted 23 July 2007 Posted 23 July 2007 The fact that "Chelsea Dagger" implies a connection with one of the planet's most loathed clubs should be enough to rule it out of ANY contention for goal music at OUR club. Not ALL City fans are brain-dead chavs who let their lives be ruled by the appalling Soccer AM..
Karljohn Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 All this bollox about music after goals makes me long for filbert street, when you didnt need to play chelsea fooking dagger or anything else for that matter. Proof that the atmosphere at many stadiums is so poor these days that they have to try and enhance it by playing some stupid fooking tune!
Rocky Dennis Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 Id prefer one of Kasabian's stompers, Shoot The Runner, Clubb Foot, LSF etc. Leicester lads and massive city fans, i do like Chelsea Dagger but as others have said its not original is it!
The Stig Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 The fact that "Chelsea Dagger" implies a connection with one of the planet's most loathed clubs should be enough to rule it out of ANY contention for goal music at OUR club. Not ALL City fans are brain-dead chavs who let their lives be ruled by the appalling Soccer AM.. I'm in no way a chav and I like Soccer AM s'there
Guest Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 I think that the club should employ people to walk around the perimeter of the pitch with boards to give the crowds instructions. We could start off simple; "CLAP", "BOO", "MEXICAN WAVE". Once these are mastered, perhaps a line of card holders each with a line of a famous terrace song. Card 1 - "LEICESTER", Card 2 - "LEICESTER", Card 3 - "LEICESTER", Card 4 - "LEICESTER" etc etc.
AoWW Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 I think that the club should employ people to walk around the perimeter of the pitch with boards to give the crowds instructions. We could start off simple; "CLAP", "BOO", "MEXICAN WAVE". Once these are mastered, perhaps a line of card holders each with a line of a famous terrace song. Card 1 - "LEICESTER", Card 2 - "LEICESTER", Card 3 - "LEICESTER", Card 4 - "LEICESTER" etc etc. I've got a bunch of Year 6's who'd be happy to oblige!
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 Get Henry back i say. I'd like Luther Vandross (R.I.P) - Never Too Much Never too much never too much never too much *DUM, DUM, DUM-DUM-DUM!*
Kent Fox Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 I'd like The Who and "Who are you?" Who are you? dudu du du I said, who the f*uck are you? dudu du du Get in!
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 I'd like The Who and "Who are you?"Who are you? dudu du du I said, who the f*uck are you? dudu du du Get in! Belter
woznotwos Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 Belter belter seconded.So thats that then i presume. Thread closed?? MA take note!!!
Nod.E Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 I do like the idea. As it would get the whole crowd dancing, raising the atmosphere. I get the feeling we are jumping on an old band waggon though
The People's Hero Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 You fooking youngsters with your lets use kasabian shit, you know nothing.If we're looking at getting something Leicester based for the music, it's gotta be something by Showaddywaddy. People can dance to that too. As usual - you are spot on. Hullfox - you should be running this fu cking sham of a club.
purpleronnie Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 If music has to be played can't we have a song that the supporters can join in with. Like as the music is played we wave our scarves above are heads like they do in europe this would look cool. Or something like that wolves song or west hams where the music cuts off and the crowd sings.
Hullfox Posted 24 July 2007 Posted 24 July 2007 Or something like that wolves song or west hams where the music cuts off and the crowd sings. Yeah, what about like Sheffield Wednesday singing "Hi Ho Sheffield Wednesday", that's really impressive.
purpleronnie Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Dao you think my idea of the fans waving their scarves above the heads as the music is played is a good one? I think it would look good and make us stand out. Don't want any music myself I think music actually drowns out any atmosphere thats created after a goal, but at least my idea would be good on the eyes.
Kent Fox Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Dao you think my idea of the fans waving their scarves above the heads as the music is played is a good one?I think it would look good and make us stand out. Don't want any music myself I think music actually drowns out any atmosphere thats created after a goal, but at least my idea would be good on the eyes. Not to Chelsea Dagger - you'd dislocate your shoulders I can't believe this is still rolling! Who Are You by The Who was 1st-ed and 2nd-ed. Job Done!! (And to that, you'd wave a huge foam hand with the middle finger raised)
David O'Leary Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 would of preffered the original PHG but the choice isn't too bad
XFS Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 MK Dons have exactly the same tune for goal celebrations. Shocker?
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