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I'm suggesting a medley of WTSHNN/Que Sera Sera/Come on you boys in Green for the start of every match. Get all the troops raring to go. WTSHNN over the PA and let the fans take over from there. A good start is half the battle as they say. I dont think people will be afraid to sing during the game after that, might even get the suits singing aswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by blobbyblob
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Originally Posted by Aberdonian Stu
well perhaps this 'la la tune' is a must when the French fans come to town - they'll look after the singing of that I'm sure.
We could also get that band to get the french trumpet fanfare going, as heard at French rugby and occassionally soccer matches.
My french mate does an excellent immatation of the trumpet fanfare, and in a pub during Euro 2004 when France beat England he got the whole crowd (French & Irish fans) respondig to his minicing fanfare throughout the game. Great stuff!
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Originally Posted by Frankie
All good tunes but I can't see them getting the crowd going though, they're not really relevant to a football game.
U2's Beautiful Day wouldn't be a bad choice maybe.
My top three would be
1. WTSHNN
2. The Boys are back in town
3. Beautiful Day
yeah they were a classs band.really liked their music.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frankie
Yeah I think Beautiful Day might be the best U2 one nice and upbeat, and slightly easier to sing along to.
Bono changed the lyrics to Beautiful Goal at Slane after the Dutch game(not that that makes it any better of a tune but just some useless info!!)
excuse my ignorance but what the fcuk is this la la song?? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Frankie
This Gloria Gaynour one is starting to bug me. I'll have to dig out some disco albums tonight.
More useless info:Quote:
Originally Posted by cullenswood
Morrissey changes the whole of 'Roy's keen' when he sings it live, as an homage to, well Roy obviously.
"have you ever seen a keener midfielder?"
Mozz 1-0 Bono
As was said earlier, by numerous people, all thee songs would be great played in LR, but for a short piece of music for coming out of the tunnel, I'd still go for WTSHNN
la la laQuote:
Originally Posted by green army
la la la
la la la la la la la la la
la la la la
la la la la
la la la la la la la
IRELAND
Its on an ad for a car (Ford) at half-time during Champions League matches.
THeyre all running through some town in Italy waving flags etc
I can imagine the 'suits' getting fired up for this one.
Guns and Roses
Welcome to the jungle :D
Or in winter how about November RainQuote:
Originally Posted by strangeirish
You'll never beat us playing
in the Lansdowne Rain
Lansdowne Rain
Lansdowne Rain
Oh, that's what the LA LA song is. I thought it was the theme tune for the teletubies. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
I likes that one ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
Ah, it is Carnival De Paris.Quote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
I that would have been more of a na na na na or a do do do do than a la la la la
Its the same tune though, is it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by blobbyblob
The Dutch and the like were fond of it at Euro88.
yea its carnival de paris by dario g. i think its a great advert really captures the atmosphere and passion of fans going to games. they released carnival de paris for the world cup in 98 and i was gutted we didnt make it as they made the song from traditional music of the 32 countries involved. it would have been great to hear some irish music on it :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
i agree with blobbyblob.its more na na na na na na na na na
Isn't that what the Brits have re-written as Vindaloo? English yob anthems - no thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
was it not a more slower version then that sounded like the french national anthem. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
I usually sing 'da da' myself. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by blobbyblob