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davieG

The real resaon for goal music.

By davieG, in Leicester City Forum

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fordy_uk2005

fordy_uk2005

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why do people on hear feel the need to moan about the club for playing a song when we score? is it really that much of a problem if they do or not? or what song they choose to play? your teams just scored and you still feel you have to moan about it. get a life

lavrentis

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People are probably going to moan about this thread..... but when we score we're obviously happy, its just the music completely drowns out any potential chants created because of the goal and atmosphere needs improving at the Walkers.

Fox92

Fox92

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why do people on hear feel the need to moan about the club for playing a song when we score? is it really that much of a problem if they do or not? or what song they choose to play? your teams just scored and you still feel you have to moan about it. get a life

Quick edit that you may end up getting bullied.

Good on you though, I agree.

Guest Bilo

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Mate when Fox92 is the only person that agrees with you, I think it's maybe time to fvck off.

:laugh:

lcfcadam

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With Chelsea Dagger it wasn't so much of a problem, to be fair (although obviously no music would be better).

The particular problem with the Kasabian track is that it leaves you not knowing what to do. A goal is the greatest feeling for a football fan, so when that feeling is cut short by the realisation that you need to try and clap around in time to a relatively slow tune or dance up and down or something totally ruins the moment.

Goal celebration music doesn't necessarily have to spoil your enjoyment of a goal (think about when Chelsea Dagger came on after Howard's goal against Leeds, for me that became a part of the memory). 'Fire' by Kasabian, unfortunately, does.

lcfc_jme

lcfc_jme

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why do people on hear feel the need to moan about the club for playing a song when we score? is it really that much of a problem if they do or not? or what song they choose to play? your teams just scored and you still feel you have to moan about it. get a life

Yeahhhh, my team has just scored and I want to celebrate it by listening to something I could listen to 3123973187 times in a week at home like a performing circus animal. Hmmm, which would I rather listen to, 20,000 people all cheering and going fucking mental, or a mainstream pop song that's readily available on iTunes, YouTube, radio 1 and countless CDs.. I wonder, I wonder..

Mate when Fox92 is the only person that agrees with you, I think it's maybe time to fvck off.

lol.

With Chelsea Dagger it wasn't so much of a problem, to be fair (although obviously no music would be better).

The particular problem with the Kasabian track is that it leaves you not knowing what to do. A goal is the greatest feeling for a football fan, so when that feeling is cut short by the realisation that you need to try and clap around in time to a relatively slow tune or dance up and down or something totally ruins the moment.

Goal celebration music doesn't necessarily have to spoil your enjoyment of a goal (think about when Chelsea Dagger came on after Howard's goal against Leeds, for me that became a part of the memory). 'Fire' by Kasabian, unfortunately, does.

Get out. Of life. Forever.

Corky

Corky

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why do people on hear feel the need to moan about the club for playing a song when we score? is it really that much of a problem if they do or not? or what song they choose to play? your teams just scored and you still feel you have to moan about it. get a life

Because we don't like it, or want it.

Yes, because it ruins the noise (proper noise from the crowd).

Doesn't matter what song it is, they're all unnecessary.

Guest Mee-9

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I couldn't give a shit about Goal music.

I'm more intrested in the team scoring goals.

lcfcadam

lcfcadam

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Get out. Of life. Forever.

I think you misunderstand me. I would give LCFC my life savings to get rid of goal music entirely but unfortunately I don't think that's gonna work.

Just saying that Fire is marginally worse than Chelsea Dagger, that's all.

Shrenchel

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With Chelsea Dagger it wasn't so much of a problem, to be fair (although obviously no music would be better).

The particular problem with the Kasabian track is that it leaves you not knowing what to do. A goal is the greatest feeling for a football fan, so when that feeling is cut short by the realisation that you need to try and clap around in time to a relatively slow tune or dance up and down or something totally ruins the moment.

Goal celebration music doesn't necessarily have to spoil your enjoyment of a goal (think about when Chelsea Dagger came on after Howard's goal against Leeds, for me that became a part of the memory). 'Fire' by Kasabian, unfortunately, does.

That's the biggest load of bollocks I've ever heard. Do you have some sort of inability to move your limbs in a way that's not exactly in time with whatever song is playing. If you walk into a shop and they're playing music, do you find it impossible to go about making your purchase and instead break out into dance?!

If you look around at the Walkers, among the hoards of morons who have forgotten how to enjoy themselves without being instructed exactly how to do that, there's some people just ignoring the music and going fvcking mental. Try it.

Guest Mee-9

Guest Mee-9

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why do people on hear feel the need to moan about the club for playing a song when we score? is it really that much of a problem if they do or not? or what song they choose to play? your teams just scored and you still feel you have to moan about it. get a life

Also, Did you feel the need to put UK2005 after your username when you signed up?

Or did you just do it to sound that more Badman. :thumbup:

l444ry

l444ry

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why do people on hear feel the need to moan about the club for playing a song when we score? is it really that much of a problem if they do or not? or what song they choose to play? your teams just scored and you still feel you have to moan about it. get a life

Have you exercised your originality and downloaded the X Factor Xmas single yet?

RedHux

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If I never hear chelsea dagger again I'll die slightly less miserable then I otherwise would.

It really, really pisses on my goal celebration bonfire

lcfcadam

lcfcadam

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That's the biggest load of bollocks I've ever heard. Do you have some sort of inability to move your limbs in a way that's not exactly in time with whatever song is playing. If you walk into a shop and they're playing music, do you find it impossible to go about making your purchase and instead break out into dance?!

If you look around at the Walkers, among the hoards of morons who have forgotten how to enjoy themselves without being instructed exactly how to do that, there's some people just ignoring the music and going fvcking mental. Try it.

Standing at the top of Block K during Sheff Wed I can assure you that we all went mental for about 10 seconds after each goal, and then when the music kicked in all we could do was look over at the away fans and make a few hand gestures. Some clapped a bit, a few others exchanged hugs.

No one in that area of the ground carries on with the "going mental" stage after the music has kicked in.

If you could let me know whereabouts these people are that can ignore the music then I'd gladly move and join in...

Fox92

Fox92

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To be honest, I couldn't give a damn what they play.

In fact, I'd take no goal music.

When we score, I do my own thing :cool:

Monk

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I was more in favour for an NHL honky tonk piano to play little jigs when the ball goes out of play.

The Doctor

The Doctor

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I think you misunderstand me. I would give LCFC my life savings to get rid of goal music entirely but unfortunately I don't think that's gonna work.

Just saying that Fire is marginally worse than Chelsea Dagger, that's all.

:crylaugh: . How can anthing that hasn't come from a reality tv show be worse than chelsea dagger?

Fire overall is a better song than chelsea dagger and even though it's here to stay, at least sort of shows that the club supports a local band (so get rid of fire and stick in something by showaddywaddy :P )

potter3

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In fact, I'd take no goal music.

Have you not read the rest of the thread or did you misinterpret nearly every single reply and think that that was some sort of extreme only a crazy person would come up with?

gazzer

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I went into the club shop after the Plymouth game and some woman with a clipboard came up to me and asked me if I preferred the new goal music. I said I hated all goal music. She said 'Oh' and walked off to ask someone else. Looked quite disappointed.

lcfcadam

lcfcadam

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:crylaugh: . How can anthing that hasn't come from a reality tv show be worse than chelsea dagger?

Fire overall is a better song than chelsea dagger and even though it's here to stay, at least sort of shows that the club supports a local band (so get rid of fire and stick in something by showaddywaddy :P )

Again, you misunderstand me. When it comes to goal music, if we have to have it, you'd be mad to say Fire works better than Chelsea Dagger. It just sounds ridiculous in that context.

Is there a smiley which suggests you're getting bored of people not getting your point?

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