seagullondon
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So if we take all the above mentioned songs, what is left to sing
Good Old Sussex by the Sea but we sing it too quick so yes. Silence is best.
So if we take all the above mentioned songs, what is left to sing
Stand up if you hate Palace, especially if the crippledick who sits in front of me stands up and starts singing it on his lonesome. Why do supporters bother when Palace are not even there?
I love our football team but feck me do we sing some proper shite:
Aallbbiiioooonnnnnnnn = Piss poor
Stand up if you hate... = Embarrassing
Anything to the tune of 'Que será, será' (father's gun etc) = Utterly unoriginal
Sussex by the Sea = We have so many new and younger fans, I'd say no more than 10% attendance know the lyrics.
Aye, Aye Yippy = Christ on a bike... Are we really still singing this!?
The last half decent song I heard was Zamora's, albeit unoriginal.
We really need someone to take a stab at writing a couple of easy and catchy modern songs for us.
Oh well, not allowed to sing anything these days just in case someone cringes or is embarrassed. f*** sake, it is about generating noise and atmosphere, it is not a lyric masterclass.
Someone on here has said they do not like west stand/north stand chant cause it normally only happens when nothing is going on in the game. Errrrrm, is that not a good thing? Generating atmosphere during quiet passages of play- ohh how embarrassing *cringe*
ExactlySounds like we have quite a few fans who would prefer to be watching football with a county cricket 4 day match atmosphere (occasional polite clapping to wake them from their snooze, an atmosphere more accustomed to a library) - what a bunch of boring old farts, how long before they turn up with a blanket to wrap themselves up in and with a thermos of tea?
You can imagine what the main topics will be like on here in a few years time, which type of tea should i bring / is best at a football match? - Earl Grey, Green tea or Darjeeling ?