Koke Posted 8 May 2008 Posted 8 May 2008 Lets do that. It'd be surreal. The ground would collapse on us
MC Prussian Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 If we play any music after we score, it should be a Kasabian track.Anything else can cock off. That's exactly what I was thinking of. Local lads surely could compose a new club anthem. I'd even buy the record, imagine.
lefox Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 Do we have to have the post horn gallop all raved up, it sounds cack. Proper normal horn for me (no comments matron)
Ultra Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZZADbubu0YMaybe not such a good idea as it would probabley lead to serious structural damage knowing our stadium. Jump Around was played before the first games at the Way following our move. Then someone from the Fox fanzine sent the club a copy of the lyrics, and they went back to Republica and Robbie Williams.. Chelsea Dagger MUST be ditched, though, as it symbolises everything that's rotten about the club, and was also the idea of Martin Allen. Time to move on, and find a tune that's unique to us. A short sharp blast of PHG would do.
purpleronnie Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 And people are against the americanization of football eh?
Naboo Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 Don't be silly we would never get that many supporters. If our home fans started doing that against Yeovil at the Walkers midweek it would look like some kind of mass seizure.
Mav Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 Tom Jones - It's not unusual We need a brass section with trumpets and saxophones in the Kop. To play Ring of fire, and other songs.
BigGibbo Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 And people are against the americanization of football eh? Hahaa I would like so totally do that!
Floating Fox Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 Tom Jones - It's not unusualWe need a brass section with trumpets and saxophones in the Kop. To play Ring of fire, and other songs. I went to a game in Belguim (See signature) and they actually had a section where a brass band played
AoWW Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 I went to a game in Belguim (See signature) and they actually had a section where a brass band played Jobber's drumming ain't up to much though. Give him a trombone and he could well expire!
BigGibbo Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 Jobber's drumming ain't up to much though. Give him a trombone and he could well expire! Excel?
Floating Fox Posted 9 May 2008 Posted 9 May 2008 Jobber's drumming ain't up to much though. Give him a trombone and he could well expire! Jobber, Trombone Been on the wine ?
Kilworthfox Posted 10 May 2008 Posted 10 May 2008 Chelsea Dagger is gash! Get rid ASAP! It has nothing to do with Leicester City or Leicestershire. It epitomises the wrongs of false modern football atmosphere
SantiagoFox Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 Can anyone remember when we didn't have any music blasted at us when we scored ? Oh, yeah, an away match. Much better for it as well.....
Father Ted Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8gkWWUD1rs ... 3 Great songs! I wouldn't have Tom Hark as it's too common. Blur's Song 2 would be good but you would have a banging headache! I love the first one
maddog Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 Don't play a song, then we can hear ourselves celebrate. And also away fans can hear us going crazy and it will annoy them, just like when they score, they go crazy and it annoys us.
Asha Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 Personally, I fooking love this tune. And let's face it, we are now an average football league side. It's been legend using it as our goal tune, because the PHG was awful. I know lots of people would suggest not using music at all, but all season even in the premiership like Liverpool score (no tune) and about 20 seconds after the goal it's silence again. It's just my opinion, but goal tunes/celebration music is sort of the new era. It just adds that little edge when we score, rare as it may be. Besides, at least it's not Tom Hark.
lildave3 Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 Personally, I fooking love this tune. And let's face it, we are now an average football league side. It's been legend using it as our goal tune, because the PHG was awful. I know lots of people would suggest not using music at all, but all season even in the premiership like Liverpool score (no tune) and about 20 seconds after the goal it's silence again. It's just my opinion, but goal tunes/celebration music is sort of the new era. It just adds that little edge when we score, rare as it may be. Besides, at least it's not Tom Hark. Tom Hark is better.
Asha Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 Tom Hark is better. Not in my opinion. But then again, it's my opinion. Those in authority couldn't give a fook about the young Leicester fan and his goal excitement enhancement requirements.
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