Should we have a tune when we score or is it shit! If so...What?

[Titanic]

No. God no. Whilst we're all talking sense, what're the chances of the embarrassing pre-match stuff getting chopped do we think? You know the ones; 'put your hands up, hands in the air' (no-one ever moves) OR 'put your hands up for Brighton, I love this city' (cringing all round usually).

No way.... the kids love this! And for the Birmingham match it got the whole ground singing

 

[Silent Bob]

No. God no. Whilst we're all talking sense, what're the chances of the embarrassing pre-match stuff getting chopped do we think? You know the ones; 'put your hands up, hands in the air' (no-one ever moves) OR 'put your hands up for Brighton, I love this city' (cringing all round usually).

No chance. Maybe they'd move it a bit further back from kick off, but probably not.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

Yes! Different song for each player

 

[Diego Napier]

No. God no. Whilst we're all talking sense, what're the chances of the embarrassing pre-match stuff getting chopped do we think? You know the ones; 'put your hands up, hands in the air' (no-one ever moves) OR 'put your hands up for Brighton, I love this city' (cringing all round usually).

Not cringing all round at all, the kids love it, they're the future!

 

[Lady Whistledown]

The club promised when the Amex was built that shitty goal music would never be played. It's for noddy clubs like Middlesbrough, Wigan and Bolton, and even more shamefully Norwich and QPR.

 

[spoonie]

dreadful and club have said it will never happen !

 

[Gullflyinghigh]

Not cringing all round at all, the kids love it, they're the future!

No chance. Maybe they'd move it a bit further back from kick off, but probably not.

No way.... the kids love this! And for the Birmingham match it got the whole ground singing

Well that told me! Admittedly, there are no kids near me at the ground and an abundance of miserable bastards (I swear, you'd think Gus got us relegated listening to them) so I'll blame osmosis for my dislike of it...

 

[Storer 68]

It ruins the atmosphere. That moment after a goal is special and goal music detracts and distracts from it. Tinpot as well. Name one big club that does it.

I can name a tin pot club that does it............................

 

[AMEXican Wave]

The only acceptable goal music is

4'33" by John Cage

Could just about live with that

 

[TheMajor]

'Glad All Over'

Great shout if we want to go tinpot noddy.

 

[Silent Bob]

Well that told me! Admittedly, there are no kids near me at the ground and an abundance of miserable bastards (I swear, you'd think Gus got us relegated listening to them) so I'll blame osmosis for my dislike of it...

I'm not keen either, they just aren't going to get rid of it.

 

[Basil Fawlty]

No thank you, now let's move on....

 

[Jack Daniels]

Goal music was first introduced by teams with shit support like Wimbledon and Palace because the crowd was so quiet.

And its not just another canadian/american craze come over the pond?

 

[shaun_rc]

It's the day I stop going.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

NO, thread closed

 

[pornomagboy]

After watching the city game at the end they played lalala lalala city and the ground was rocking do u think it would be a good idea if we done it at end of a game that we won and change it to Brighton

 

[We're the Stripes]

Listened to the commentary on Wigan-Newcastle and every time they scored that noddy music cut in. It was apalling.

Ultimate cringe watching the highlights, Ali Al-Habsi giving it the chest-pounding, fist-pumping passion filled celebration, all you can see in the background is Wigan fans bobbing up and down to Tom Hark, in true tin-pot fashion. Ruined the moment entirely. No place for it in football.

 

[00snook]

Cambridge United used to play "I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts" after they scored.

That should pretty much answer the OP's question

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

Millwall's 'big hard men' claims take a bit of a kicking when - on the few occasions that the Lions manage to hit the net - their PA cuts in with 'Wall's very own cockney, jellied eels & stinking pile o' shite song, culminating in the 'crowd' grunting out "And we all go dahn to the Dee-eenn!!" or some such.

This well-worn topic surely deserves an official NSC name-and-shame list of ALL league clubs doing goal music, including each one's totally tinpot tune. Inexplicably that would include clubs who should be above that kind of thing, like Sheffield United... and Ipswich (whose fans actually selected theirs, in an official website poll of six 'tunes').

 

[JOLovegrove]

The only acceptable goal music is

4'33" by John Cage

Could just about live with that

I think that would really make the crowd go wild.