It reminds me of those bars you walk past abroad that have the most cheesy music booming out to tempt people in by thinking it's a great place. If you're stupid enough to go in its usually empty, shit beer and disinterested staff
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Just For Once, Can The Club Cut The Cheese On Sunday, Please
- Thread starter jrb
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It reminds me of those bars you walk past abroad that have the most cheesy music booming out to tempt people in by thinking it's a great place. If you're stupid enough to go in its usually empty, shit beer and disinterested staff
Top pedantry……..You mean public address system, Tannoy is a brand name ;-)
citymad
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The Marcels version is a bit too fast, but here it is with the lyrics. The chorus, first verse and chorus repeat should be sung. Imagine that, would be excellent.
I agree it’s a little fast but brilliant version nonetheless. Still love this swing version from good old frank.
Clevers
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Followed by "Meet the new boss same as the old boss" and Pep signs a new contract on the pitch.Fair point.
The post match music as described, should we win, and I'm pretty certain we WILL win, will be to announce the NEW champions. To paraphrase The Who, "Here's to the new Champions, same as the old Champions".
Otherwise, option B is still the favourite.
crazyg
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It would be a perfect end to a perfect day.Followed by "Meet the new boss same as the old boss" and Pep signs a new contract on the pitch.
As I said it’s too fast. Can’t think who did the original. But the verse should be sung. Better than ‘empty seats’, ‘Pablo Zabaleta’ and ‘Edin Dzeko’ songs on repeat.That’s such a bobbins song!
Sorry, that should be, a bob bodda bob ba bob badda bob bang baddat bang a bing di bong boo bobbins song.
Citizen Green
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Has there been any confirmation on a minutes silence for the 22 we lost 5 years ago?
RACHACE
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Personally I'm not a fan of Hey Jude. I think it's lazy and holds little in terms of identity.
Bluemoon and boys in blue are all that's really needed just before kickoff but I also love hearing a bit of music from mancunian bands to get the juices flowing. Doves in particular.
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Bluemoon and boys in blue are all that's really needed just before kickoff but I also love hearing a bit of music from mancunian bands to get the juices flowing. Doves in particular.
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howfen blue
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God willing we do the business please open the bars while they sort the shitty stage out and let all the no marks do their interviews