Concourse Singing

[Nethermoor]

love singing on the concourse only if it’s followed up in the stands
Also quite like the Dias chant. I came up with my own copying wolves chant for Neves. A bit late now like….

We’ve got Dias, Ruben Dias. I just don’t think you understand. He’s better than the shite, they call virg van dijk… we’ve got Ruben Dias

 

[Rodney]

You could always just stay in your seat if it bothers you that much.

I do, it doesn’t.

 

[goatinho]

I do, it doesn’t.

it clearly does

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

Some threads on here these days are beyond mind boggling

I think the thread-starter here might be a plonker.

 

[citytill1die84]

Why?

I just don’t get it.

Why not?

Go into the stadium and sit down if you don't like it, simple.

 

[manclad]

An oldie but goldie was sung over and over during yesterdays game.
"If I did on the Kippax Street,
There'll be 10 red bastards at my feet"!!!
Nice to hear new songs,but also great to hear the old ones as well.

 

[stonie]

"singing", that thing that used to happen mostly in older stadiums back in the day, usually a sign that a group of fans are having a good time and enjoying their match day experience

 

[Callum_Mcfc]

Why?

I just don’t get it.

Bet you're fun at parties.

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

The concourse singing is take-it-or-leave-it for me, and personally I find the Dias song to be symptomatic of all the modern repetitive unimaginative football chants (but that's just me being a grumpy old git)

What irritated me far more at Vicarage Road was the one way system for the gents which seemed to involve gangs of selfish smokers and cokeheads using the entry, but not the exit, as genuine law abiding City fans stood frustrated in the subsequent bottleneck.

 

[horlock_was_super]

An oldie but goldie was sung over and over during yesterdays game.
"If I did on the Kippax Street,
There'll be 10 red bastards at my feet"!!!
Nice to hear new songs,but also great to hear the old ones as well.

I actually joined in at one point. The good lady looked at me as if I had gone mad and asked how I knew it. When I explained that we used to sing it before football was invented she nodded in appreciation. Still best not to join in when you’re in your own house I suppose you could argue.