NYCFCFan10
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Fair enough.Yeah. When you're 30 years past college, none of this is happening.
We don't need to jump around for 45 minutes at a time but the point is simplicity and energy should be the name of the game.
Fair enough.Yeah. When you're 30 years past college, none of this is happening.
They must euthanize everyone 30 years past college!Something like this only jumping for a couple of minutes it would be
Shala la la la la !
We Are NYC !
I remember watching this game on tv and being very impressed with the fans when they were doing this. It was so amazing that it took the attention off the game entirely. Im very down for something like thisSomething like this only jumping for a couple of minutes it would be
Shala la la la la !
We Are NYC !
I'm all for originality but trying to add these songs that sound like everyone else's European knock-offs A) isn't really original and B) generates the excitement of hot wallpaper paste.
Most of the "cute" tunes are sung with this much emotion:
I'm sorry, I'd much rather do a New York Zombie Nation:
Oh OOOh oh Oh Ooooh Oh oh OH oh Oh oh
WE. ARE. NEW. YORK.
Oh OOOh oh Oh Ooooh Oh oh OH oh Oh oh
WE. ARE. NEW. YORK.
Completely unoriginal to the sporting world but, to the soccer world, I can't recall anyone else doing it.
That's good enough for me.
Wouldnt be New York if it was any other way.Ha tough crowd
The Bundesliga (in addition to other MLS supporters) is definitely the place to go for inspiration. The chants are simple and seem much more upbeat than those heard in England, at least to my ears. However, given the popularity of the EPL and the fact that we are shall we say "inspired" by an English club, the English style chants will likely be favored, at first anyway. I'm partial to this Eintracht Frankfurt staple which appears to consist of a bunch of "Lo lo"'s and "Hey Eintracht Frankfurt!":Something like this only jumping for a couple of minutes it would be
Shala la la la la !
We Are NYC !
They don't?Apparently, third rail thinks down on this forums users, so they likely don't care what we think