I was in a corporate box at the MCG a few weeks back (recommended if you get the chance) to see Collingwood play Carlton...they had kiss cam. Picture, if you dare, some Collingwood's finest fans into it. Give me Sweet Caroline over that any day.
I was in a corporate box at the MCG a few weeks back (recommended if you get the chance) to see Collingwood play Carlton...they had kiss cam. Picture, if you dare, some Collingwood's finest fans into it. Give me Sweet Caroline over that any day.
I seriously hate Sweet Caroline... it's 132.5% irrelevant. (Yes, I used the calculator.)
I vote for up there for Sydney. Play it at 1/4 time AND 3/4 time.
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None of the song suggestions in this thread are relevant to anyone under 45. If you're trying to attract new people, all I can say is that it's a massive turn off to hear music that's on constant rotation on commercial radio. It feels so cheap.
Please no. Up There For Sydney is a rip off of Up There Cazaly and a blight on our club. All it does is remind me of that ugly period when they wanted to forget about where the club had come from. Let for get it and move on. If you're going to play that you might as well play Up There Cazaly.
I still remember the good old days when we used to play Up There Cazaly after every goal!
I'm not a grumpy old lady but I agree wholeheartedly.
As for all of those 'football songs'.....naff. That Glen Shorrock one still makes me retch.
Pub rock, yawn.
If there has to be a song (relevant or otherwise), something with some energy. Pump It Up - Elvis Costello. Fast Cars - The Buzzcocks. Ray Gun - The Morels.
I do think there's some value in standing, stretching the legs, sharing impressions with those around you. It's as though they think we'll become all disorientated if we aren't bombarded with noise and advertising.
It's very hard to live in a studio apartment in San Jose with a man who's learning to play violin. That's what she told the police when she handed them the empty revolver.
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I enjoy singing along to Sweet Caroline at the game.
Nothing the gameday organisers do will please everyone, anyway.
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. - Edmund Burke
Stick with Up There for Sydney at 3 quarter time and bring back the early 90s Swans' theme song 'Kick On' at quarter time for nostalgia sake
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