Goal music: a campaign to make sure we never have it at the Amex

[Beach Hut]

Personally I'd also ban that hideous version of SBTS that get played after every Withdean victory, but I believe there are one or two people who- shockingly- claim to like it, so I'll just settle for campaigning against goal music for now

It is self-promotion by the resident DJ, that's all

 

[krakatoa]

I completely agree, although you are wrong to say that most clubs play it Edna. Thankfully they are still very much in the minority.

 

[astevens76]

Music when a goal is scored is just not needed

 

[Dandyman]

Spot on. An unwelcome and un-needed Americanism we can well do without.

 

[Seasider]

Signed

 

[Lindfield by the Pond]

Signed

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

signed

goal music is f***ing abysmal and everyone knows it

another one i hate, which i've noticed is creeping in in more and more grounds is:

"And the goalscorer for the albion, number 17, GLENNNNN........."

*crowd* "MURRAYY"

f***ing awful

 

[¤DãŃn¥ §êãGüLL¤]

another one i hate, which i've noticed is creeping in in more and more grounds is:

"And the goalscorer for the albion, number 17, GLENNNNN........."

*crowd* "MURRAYY"

f***ing awful

The Germans pull this off really well for some reason. Over here it just sounds nursery school.

 

[KneeOn]

Signed. Some sports it works, in america, NHL, because its not obnoxiously loud, its played as more of a beat, bass turned up but not too loud so its just rthymatic.

BUT NOT AT FALMER!

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Yep, cheesy as all hell.

 

[Silent Bob]

signed

goal music is f***ing abysmal and everyone knows it

another one i hate, which i've noticed is creeping in in more and more grounds is:

"And the goalscorer for the albion, number 17, GLENNNNN........."

*crowd* "MURRAYY"

f***ing awful

Also true. I don't think I've heard it anywhere except Arsenal though.

 

[Richy_Seagull]

Completely, totally, unequivocally 100% support this. It must NEVER happen at Falmer.

 

[Giraffe]

Totally agree!!

 

[KNC]

signed

goal music is f***ing abysmal and everyone knows it

another one i hate, which i've noticed is creeping in in more and more grounds is:

"And the goalscorer for the albion, number 17, GLENNNNN........."

*crowd* "MURRAYY"

f***ing awful

NO, NO. NO. NO. NO

I will personally shoot anyone who introduces this, or 'goal' music.
We are better than this.

TBH, I'm pissed off that 'Brighton' music, has been stolen from us. 'Tom Hark'...The Pirhanas. 'Right Here, Right Now'........Norm. All been nicked from us.

 

[Sheebo]

signed

goal music is f***ing abysmal and everyone knows it

another one i hate, which i've noticed is creeping in in more and more grounds is:

"And the goalscorer for the albion, number 17, GLENNNNN........."

*crowd* "MURRAYY"

f***ing awful

Oh yes yes yes you're spot on. Arsenal do this - it's awful. We should still be going mental celebrating a goal without having to be made to make a unanimous noise! I'm sure Palarse do/did this too...

 

[Screaming J]

Signed!

I'm not sure about the GOSBTS version at the end of the match (its from the "we want Falmer" CD single isn't it?) I'd prefer the Horsham Brass band version.

 

[Nappy thrower]

What about the family section and the kids? These kids are the future of BHA so i'm happy with goal music.I'm sure the disabled section will enjoy goal music aswell.
Football is changing so move with the times.
Do you honestly expect loud celebrations at Falmer? No that died along with terracing so lets not live in the past.

 

[Derbyshire Seagull]

signed

 

[clippedgull]

Signed.

Fireworks would be good though.

 

[fire&skill]

Thank you for raising this. It has been a great worry of mine. If I hear 'I Feel Good' by James Brown when we score a goal, I will rip up my season ticket which I haven't even bought yet.

This also goes for 'Chelsea Dagger' and 'Tom Hark'.

[I quite like the crescendo organ music they play at American Ice Hockey matches though - perhaps when an opposing keeper is about to take a goal kick? It'll make a change from 'you're shit - - - aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah . . . . .]