Skashion
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I see the City song validation committee has reformed. Please keep us fully informed of developments and I will make sure the news reaches the ears of the proles.
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Can we please stop singing it now?
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Ducado
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Skashion said:I see the City song validation committee has reformed. Please keep us fully informed of developments and I will make sure the news reaches the ears of the proles.
Did they ever go away? we normally get a thread a week when some shrinking violet is embarrassed by this song
MCC
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Murph said:A great piss take during the 6-1, but it should have ended there.
Only this.
grim up north
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Do half of our song police actually go to the game. It's seems to get belted out loud and proud at most games by 40 odd thousand blues
TheMightyQuinn
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It's only a song.
Very few football songs make sense. I have walked alone, for a start. There's probably more than one Adam Johnson in Denton let alone the world, West Ham fans are not perpetually blowing bubbles, Birmingham is a shit hole but we don't really want to go home because we've paid 50 quid to be there to watch the football, the baby is clearly not Adebayor's.
It's sung to wind up opposition fans, no other reason. That's fine, that's a legitimate reason for a terrace chant to exist.
Very few chants are actually intelligent, logical or particularly witty but that's never been the point has it?
I honestly don't see the big deal about this song, it's barely worth mentioning in my opinion, it's just a song, it's not amazingly poetic but nor is it along the lines of Hillsborough/Munich chants.
Very few football songs make sense. I have walked alone, for a start. There's probably more than one Adam Johnson in Denton let alone the world, West Ham fans are not perpetually blowing bubbles, Birmingham is a shit hole but we don't really want to go home because we've paid 50 quid to be there to watch the football, the baby is clearly not Adebayor's.
It's sung to wind up opposition fans, no other reason. That's fine, that's a legitimate reason for a terrace chant to exist.
Very few chants are actually intelligent, logical or particularly witty but that's never been the point has it?
I honestly don't see the big deal about this song, it's barely worth mentioning in my opinion, it's just a song, it's not amazingly poetic but nor is it along the lines of Hillsborough/Munich chants.
grim up north
Well-Known Member
The mighty Quinn
Bravo
Bravo
Ducado
Well-Known Member
TheMightyQuinn said:It's only a song.
Very few football songs make sense. I have walked alone, for a start. There's probably more than one Adam Johnson in Denton let alone the world, West Ham fans are not perpetually blowing bubbles, Birmingham is a shit hole but we don't really want to go home because we've paid 50 quid to be there to watch the football, the baby is clearly not Adebayor's.
It's sung to wind up opposition fans, no other reason. That's fine, that's a legitimate reason for a terrace chant to exist.
Very few chants are actually intelligent, logical or particularly witty but that's never been the point has it?
I honestly don't see the big deal about this song, it's barely worth mentioning in my opinion, it's just a song, it's not amazingly poetic but nor is it along the lines of Hillsborough/Munich chants.
Very good post for one so young!
cleavers
Moderator
It means we're top of the league in January, first time since the mid 70's, something to celebrate as far as I'm concerned.Rudgey said:Just as embarrassing is "we are top of the league"
Yes we maybe top but what does that mean in January?
beano46
Well-Known Member
TheMightyQuinn said:It's only a song.
Very few football songs make sense. I have walked alone, for a start. There's probably more than one Adam Johnson in Denton let alone the world, West Ham fans are not perpetually blowing bubbles, Birmingham is a shit hole but we don't really want to go home because we've paid 50 quid to be there to watch the football, the baby is clearly not Adebayor's.
It's sung to wind up opposition fans, no other reason. That's fine, that's a legitimate reason for a terrace chant to exist.
Very few chants are actually intelligent, logical or particularly witty but that's never been the point has it?
I honestly don't see the big deal about this song, it's barely worth mentioning in my opinion, it's just a song, it's not amazingly poetic but nor is it along the lines of Hillsborough/Munich chants.
Take a bow mate, exceptionaly well put.