This is what was distributed on the bus to philly. Was told it was a general base of chants
This is what was distributed on the bus to philly. Was told it was a general base of chants
Nah that's a space filler.... Were not using it today...were working through a bunch of new ones on the bus as wellThey have a Lampard chant for the draft? Lol
Btw, please don't judge me because I thought up a song about Frank coming in the shower.
the song great...that's it.Why the Proclaimers? What's the connection?
Yeah, but there are a lot of great songs. The "dun dun diddle" bit isn't particularly conducive to drunk chanting, and it doesn't make sense to sing Brit songs for a NYC club.the song great...that's it.
I'm all for NYC-centric stuff, but I've got nothing against UK pop music.
West Ham's bubbles identity is based on an American pop song from 1918.
Multiple English teams, most notably MU, sings chants based on The Battle Hymn of the Republic (that would be the US republic, in case anyone was confused).
Liverpool's "You'll Never Walk Alone" is a Broadway show tune by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
The US National Anthem and "My Country Tis of Thee" are both set to English tunes.
Elvis Costello "Pump It Up", Gary Glitter "Rock and Roll Part 2" Queen "We Will Rock You" The Rolling Stones "Start Me Up" are US sports arena mainstays. They're completely overdone, but the problem is not that they're British.
Songs and chants are good or they're not, but I don't care who wrote the melody.