Oh diddums, chin up, it will get better. Loris loves youse........ And I'm sure loads of SS posters do tooSuperboot wrote:
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Oh diddums, chin up, it will get better. Loris loves youse........ And I'm sure loads of SS posters do tooSuperboot wrote:
I'm not having a good day
Sainternist wrote:Gee whiz! That sounds horrendous. I hope our club resists doing something so utterly silly.Con Gorozidis wrote:Apparently the Tigers are now using Darryl Braithwaite's cover version of the the Rickie Lee Jones song 'horses'.
The AFL never disappoints when it comes to turning the cringe-o-meter up to 11.
The only songs I'll ever be sing along with are (obviously) 'Oh when the Saints go marching in' and this one would be fantastic to bring back as something for us to all sing in unison:
Cool beans! You da man, Freely!!freely wrote:Sainternist wrote:Gee whiz! That sounds horrendous. I hope our club resists doing something so utterly silly.Con Gorozidis wrote:Apparently the Tigers are now using Darryl Braithwaite's cover version of the the Rickie Lee Jones song 'horses'.
The AFL never disappoints when it comes to turning the cringe-o-meter up to 11.
The only songs I'll ever be sing along with are (obviously) 'Oh when the Saints go marching in' and this one would be fantastic to bring back as something for us to all sing in unison:I'm in!
Loris, ol' Superboot isn't alone here on Saintsational forum. Old mate JiggingSaint is also an Evertonian. Speaking of whom, I don't think I've seen him posting on here as of late. Hope he's doing okay. The Jiggster is a real St.Kilda footy supporting icon.loris wrote:Oh diddums, chin up, it will get better. Loris loves youse........ And I'm sure loads of SS posters do tooSuperboot wrote:
I'm not having a good day![]()
Please don't say "We".terry smith rules wrote:Are you kidding
I think it is fantastic
35thousand holding up thier scarves, music booming "never tear us apart", it must send shivers down the spine of anyone there
For years we have been saying on here that is the sort of thing we want at etihad, so why the bagging of this
Hells Bells sounded great at Etihad last November!8856brother wrote:Running out to the start of ACDC's Hells Bells would do me.
Thanks Loris. You're a pal!loris wrote:Oh diddums, chin up, it will get better. Loris loves youse........ And I'm sure loads of SS posters do tooSuperboot wrote:
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I'll go out and buy some church robes straightaway 'dragit' ......... I want to be part of thisdragit wrote:I'm not a religious man but… I'm thinking… O come all ye faithful with a big organ in the middle of the ground…
Cheer squad dresses in full church robes…
Nick Riewoldt moves a big paper mache stone that is blocking the players entrance to the ground…
Jack Billings in a crib…
Gears on a cross…
George Pell MCing live from the vatican, rockin' the pre-games hype
I'll bring the frankincense.matrix wrote:Ill be a wise king following a ufo...errrr star
I think it might be better to bring more gold. Not so much frankincense or myrrh. The only reason for having George Pell there would be to have him stoned, Old Testament style.Jacks Back wrote:I'll bring the frankincense.matrix wrote:Ill be a wise king following a ufo...errrr star
AMEN to that!!!Enrico_Misso wrote:
Personally I go to watch my team play and cheer them on.
I don't want gimmicky songs for bogans.
I don't want "Make some noise".
I don't want that blonde bimbo with the squaky voice yelling at me.
I don't want flashing advertising spiralling around the stands distracting me.
I don't want artificial "excitement" (i.e. music, stunts, t-shirt guns, kiss-cam etc.) generated by some Gen X hipster media consultant.
I just want to be left to enjoy the natural atmosphere and tension that a competitive game generates.
Well for the record, I didn't have much trouble taking orders for a couple buckets of chips and a water whilst the 35k mumbled their way through a feeble rendition at the 'Portress' (alternately, the 'Croval'?).terry smith rules wrote:35thousand holding up thier scarves, music booming "never tear us apart", it must send shivers down the spine of anyone there
I thought Richmond already had dibs over that. 'We're from Tigerland' always sounded like a variation of it to me.The Fireman wrote:The Benny Hill theme ?