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wiseman
17/04/2002, 9:32 AM
What tune should be played when City take the field next season: obvious ans. is Elvis with Falling in love ( not the wingey ub40 cover), however thats not what I am looking for. After last seasons performance someone suggested ( after the MSC final) that the theme music to the Muppet show might be appropriate, so with humour in mind any suggestions?


Goodness do I have to wait until school finishes???
OK to get the ball rolling...How about 'Send in the Clowns'

joe
17/04/2002, 9:42 AM
we asked the same question a few years back on Hoof! and the most popular susgestion was, surprisingly, The Hustle :D

Troy.McClure
17/04/2002, 9:58 AM
I suppose that "Who Let the Dogs Out?" would be too obvious? Anyway Pats play that already

Troy.McClure
18/04/2002, 11:14 AM
How about "I'll take the money and run to you" for Ollie's return? B@$T@£D! :mad:

dalo
18/04/2002, 12:13 PM
paranoid by black sabbath or smoke on water by deep purple

Éanna
18/04/2002, 12:50 PM
"Suspicious minds" would have been good under the last board:D No reason not to play the banks, or else falling in love would be a good one.

fonzi
19/04/2002, 7:52 AM
well if were going to have another bad season then i suggest
''losing my religion'' r.e.m.
and ''everybody hurts'' too
i suppose that would be hard to sing now that i think of it..............

patsh
19/04/2002, 8:08 AM
"It's time to play the football,
it's time to light the lights,
it's time to get things started
on the Gunther show tonight"....
To the tune of the theme from the Muppet show.......:D

Jim Smith
19/04/2002, 8:13 AM
I could always play the part of Stadler or Waldorf if I moved to the stand. Gunther as Gonzo?

Troy.McClure
19/04/2002, 10:04 AM
Noelle as Miss Piggy?:o

Sorry but she's the only female character in it, and you have to admit, there is a bit of a resemblence! :o

wiseman
19/04/2002, 10:12 AM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Troy.McClure
[B]Noelle as Miss Piggy?:o

Very cruel indeed. Noelle has put too much time and effort into the club to be treated like that.
We could always bring Plonker back and put a wig on him:eek:

Troy.McClure
22/04/2002, 1:48 PM
Originally posted by wiseman
Very cruel indeed. Noelle has put too much time and effort into the club to be treated like that.[/B]

Ya, lets just keep it to "Who Shagged Noelle in the Randy Brandywell?" ;)

Troy.McClure
23/04/2002, 7:06 PM
Originally posted by Troy.McClure
How about "I'll take the money and run to you" for Ollie's return? B@$T@£D! :mad:
or

"Ollie, Ollie, Ollie, is so gready, in a richman's world" to the Abba song "Money Money Money"

patsh
24/04/2002, 6:55 AM
Originally posted by Troy.McClure
"Ollie, Ollie, Ollie, is so gready, in a richman's world" to the Abba song "Money Money Money"
Let it go, Troy, he's gone. Time to move on........;)
You sound like Kyley Minogue...
"Na Na Nah, Ne Na Ne Na Na, Na Na Nah, Ne Na Na Na Na,
I just can't get you outta my head".......:D

James
24/04/2002, 7:01 AM
OK here goes.. this brings me back to the good old days of redboys message board and the excellent contributions of the one and only dr nightdub..well heres my effort

Noel Mooney - I'm too sexy for my shirt
Carey & Hoggie -
Dereck Couglan -
Deccie Daly - hey deccie daly i waaana know ooo , how u hoof the ball
Ollie Cahill - MONEY MONEY MONEY by abba
Hartigan - Can't touch this ( the football ya waster )
Jimmy Mulligan - When will i be big (the old bosco classic :) come on ye all know it)
Pat Morley - theme song from ... (whats that skipp, theres a man 2 miles east of here drowning in a billabong :D)

gunther - i did it my way.. by sinatra


ok mind gone blank..guess the second bottle of wine haas kickedin anyone help me out with rest of team?

Ali-G
24/04/2002, 8:31 AM
Johnny C & Deccie & Skippy- "Will you still love me, when I'm 65"

patsh
24/04/2002, 8:48 AM
Originally posted by Ali-G
Johnny C & Deccie & Skippy- "Will you still love me, when I'm 65"
Shouldn't that be when I'm 64 ?:confused:

City Fan
24/04/2002, 10:34 AM
With humour in mind, how about 'Simply the Best' by Tina Turner. As much as we'd like to believe, it just isn't bloody well true!

Murphy Out Now!!

Éanna
24/04/2002, 12:58 PM
Well I remember the great chant we had for Derek as the FAI cup went down Pana in '98 "Derek is our hero, he looks like Rob de Niro, na na na na." I think Moses was responsible for that gem!

patsh
24/04/2002, 1:55 PM
"Oh Liam, why don't you have some sense,
please do something to restore our confidence....."
to the tune of Mary by the 4ofUs.............:p

Troy.McClure
24/04/2002, 6:45 PM
Originally posted by oddboy
"Oh Liam, why don't you have some sense,
please do something to restore our confidence....."

Liam's got a new job, teaching boys & girls,
How to hoof the ball away, when it gets near defence.

Oh Liam....

Éanna
25/04/2002, 9:44 AM
Originally posted by City Fan
With humour in mind, how about 'Simply the Best' by Tina Turner. As much as we'd like to believe, it just isn't bloody well true!
Apologies for bringing another league into it, but you'll never get anyone singing a Rangers song at the cross!

wiseman
25/04/2002, 10:36 AM
Originally posted by Éanna

but you'll never get anyone singing a Rangers song at the cross!

What about:
Hallo,hallo we are the City boys...
if you are a ramblers fan
surrender or you die....

that was used a few years back

City Fan
25/04/2002, 10:53 AM
Originally posted by Éanna

Apologies for bringing another league into it, but you'll never get anyone singing a Rangers song at the cross!

That Eanna is the same as saying that Fields of Athenry is a Celtic song, when it's actually Irish. The fact is Ibrox Stadium isn't the only place that Simply The Best is played. It is also played with pride in such venues as Thomond Park and Musgrave Park if you ever bother to go there.

Murphy Out Now!!

Éanna
25/04/2002, 12:56 PM
Originally posted by City Fan
That Eanna is the same as saying that Fields of Athenry is a Celtic song, when it's actually Irish. The fact is Ibrox Stadium isn't the only place that Simply The Best is played. It is also played with pride in such venues as Thomond Park and Musgrave Park if you ever bother to go there.
Sheesh, calm down! I was only pointing out what a lot of peoples reaction would probably be. I've no problem with the song.

patsh
25/04/2002, 1:26 PM
Originally posted by City Fan
It is also played with pride in such venues as Thomond Park and Musgrave Park if you ever bother to go there. NO, NO, NO !!
How did a rugger bugger get in here ?? It's the end of the world as we know it..........:rolleyes:

Éanna
25/04/2002, 1:41 PM
Originally posted by oddboy
NO, NO, NO !!
How did a rugger bugger get in here ?? It's the end of the world as we know it..........:rolleyes:

LOL!

Troy.McClure
25/04/2002, 3:08 PM
Originally posted by oddboy

It's the end of the world as we know it

The R.E.M. or No Doubt version? :cool:

Thats probably the best suggestion yet!

patsh
25/04/2002, 3:38 PM
Originally posted by Troy.McClure


The R.E.M. or No Doubt version? :cool:

Thats probably the best suggestion yet!
No Doubt?:confused:

R.E.M......;)

pete
25/04/2002, 4:34 PM
Originally posted by Troy.McClure


The R.E.M. or No Doubt version? :cool:

Thats probably the best suggestion yet!


Huh? No Doubt version???????

:confused:

I think we should stick with the REM version as most people would know the air to it.?

lyrics (http://www.ess.sunysb.edu/tracy/lyrics.html)

Troy.McClure
26/04/2002, 9:05 AM
Originally posted by oddboy

No Doubt?:confused:


They did a Millenium version for MTV

Dont you guys know ahything:rolleyes:

Id thick with their version asswell, coz (like the team) it was crap, even though it promised alot.

City Fan
26/04/2002, 9:50 AM
To those who have dubbed me a 'rugger bugger' let me get a few things straight.
1. Rugby is my 2nd favourite sport.
2. Soccer will always be my favourite.
3. Cork City FC are closer to my heart than anything else in this world.
4. I used Thomond Park and Musgrave Park only to illustrate my point.
I hope you're all clear on where exactly I stand on the issue now.

Murhy Out Now!!

Troy.McClure
26/04/2002, 10:24 AM
Originally posted by City Fan

I hope you're all clear on where exactly I stand on the issue now.


RUGGER BUGGER! :p

wiseman
26/04/2002, 11:22 AM
Originally posted by Troy.McClure


RUGGER BUGGER! :p

And I bet he wears an english rugby jersey to the X as well
:D LOL :D

patsh
26/04/2002, 11:24 AM
Originally posted by City Fan
To those who have dubbed me a 'rugger bugger' let me get a few things straight.
1. Rugby is my 2nd favourite sport.
2. Soccer will always be my favourite.
3. Cork City FC are closer to my heart than anything else in this world.
4. I used Thomond Park and Musgrave Park only to illustrate my point.
I hope you're all clear on where exactly I stand on the issue now.

Murhy Out Now!!
Get things straight?..
We know HOW you stand alright!....;)
Rugger Bugger!!

Éanna
26/04/2002, 1:20 PM
Originally posted by oddboy

Get things straight?..
We know HOW you stand alright!....;)
Rugger Bugger!!

LMAO! :D

Troy.McClure
26/04/2002, 2:56 PM
I hope that we dont end up slagging City Fan out of the site, like we did with poor old Goalside and his rose tinted glasses :o

Sorry City Fan (ya West Brit );)

a.n.other
27/04/2002, 4:35 AM
love will tear apart : joy division, the cross always makes me depressed....

a.n.other
27/04/2002, 4:39 AM
Surprised that no one mentioned "give a ball a yard of grass" from the late yet great 'sultans of ping f.c.'

give him a ball and yard of grass,
he'll give you a move with a perfect pass,
give him a ball and a yard of space,
he'll give you a move with godly grace.

if god meant game to be played up there,
he would of put goalposts in the air
if god meant game to be palyed up high
he would have built pitches in the sky.

maybe someone could change some word s to include a rant on gunther

fupp off gunther

Troy.McClure
27/04/2002, 11:59 AM
Originally posted by a.n.other
Surprised that no one mentioned "give a ball a yard of grass" from the late yet great 'sultans of ping f.c.'

God ya, how did we forget the Sultans Of Ping FC? :o :cool:

City Fan
29/04/2002, 9:48 AM
Originally posted by Troy.McClure
I hope that we dont end up slagging City Fan out of the site

Sorry City Fan (ya West Brit );)

A few MORE things I obviously need to get straight:
1. There's absolutely NO chance of the above happening, I'm perfectly willing to engage ye all in a war of words forever. Just don't expect to get anywhere.
2. A west Brit is someone from the geographical area referred to as the Pale. I am a Corkman through and through.
3. Regarding wisemans comments, he obviously can't be too wise. I would not even consider wearing an English rugby jersey ANYWHERE let alone the X. I do NOT support English rugby, I support Irish rugby i.e. Munster.
4. To those who continually accuse me of being a so-called rugger bugger, let me repeat what I have already said. SOCCER IS MY FAVOURITE SPORT, RUGBY IS MY 2ND.

Murphy Out Now!!:mad:

patsh
29/04/2002, 10:00 AM
Originally posted by City Fan
4. To those who continually accuse me of being a so-called rugger bugger, let me repeat what I have already said. SOCCER IS MY FAVOURITE SPORT, RUGBY IS MY 2ND.

Murphy Out Now!!:mad:
Methinks the Rugger Bugger protests too much....:p

City Fan
29/04/2002, 10:34 AM
Originally posted by oddboy

Methinks the Rugger Bugger protests too much....:p

Couldn't really give a flying f**k what you think, oddboy. As long as I'm a member of foot.ie I'll protest, give my opinions and wage wars of words as is my right!
Funny how this supposed rugger bugger has become a convenient target for all you GAA SPAS (closet and otherwise)!:p

Murphy Out Now!!:mad:

patsh
29/04/2002, 11:04 AM
Originally posted by City Fan
Couldn't really give a flying f**k what you think, oddboy. As long as I'm a member of foot.ie I'll protest, give my opinions and wage wars of words as is my right!
Funny how this supposed rugger bugger has become a convenient target for all you GAA SPAS (closet and otherwise)!:p
Murphy Out Now!!:mad:
Can't take a ribbing, Rugger Bugger?

What's a GAA SPA, OddBallBoy??.....;)

wiseman
29/04/2002, 11:26 AM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by City Fan
[B]
3. Regarding wisemans comments, he obviously can't be too wise. I would not even consider wearing an English rugby jersey ANYWHERE let alone the X. I do NOT support English rugby, I support Irish rugby i.e. Munster.

Only a wee slagging is all. Just thought I would combine the two issues together for a laugh like :D
Mind you this thread is supposed to be about songs for CCFC!!!!
It seems we lost the plot a little.
As for the Sultans. Well if you want a song written specifically for a foreign player who never played for City :confused: it's not what I would choose.
Joy Division a good one though.

City Fan
29/04/2002, 12:03 PM
Originally posted by oddboy

Can't take a ribbing, Rugger Bugger?

What's a GAA SPA, OddBallBoy??.....;)

Course I can take a ribbing plus I can dish it out as well!
A GAA SPA is, fairly self-explanatory really, a GAA fan/hardliner etc whatever category they fit into.

Murphy Out Now!!:mad:

patsh
29/04/2002, 1:51 PM
Originally posted by City Fan


Course I can take a ribbing plus I can dish it out as well!
A GAA SPA is, fairly self-explanatory really, a GAA fan/hardliner etc whatever category they fit into.

Murphy Out Now!!:mad:
OK, I'll give ye a break...;)
The only thing is though, is if you are such a big soccer fan, why are always on about other sports
like GAA and Mudf*cking(Rugby)............:p

Troy.McClure
29/04/2002, 3:52 PM
Originally posted by Troy.McClure


RUGGER BUGGER! :p

Maybe some people would like "Sweet Chariot"?