Suffolk Shrimper In Dorset
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I have the answer.
There are two problems with arguably better suggestions to date:
1. We do not have a big enough core fan group sitting together ready and willing to sing (bar at some away games) and
2. Given those willing to get 'a noise' going are spread about too thinly anything requiring vaguely above-basic cordination and more than a couple of words gets lost.
Keep it simple therefore (at least until we move home or maybe build on this experience).
Five-live gave me the answer this eve. They had an itemon Squeeze (who have just released a 'hits' album) and played a clip from what they called their 'anthem'.....'Up the Junction'.
Now, before you all start commenting that this might be a bit of an ironic ditty for us to belt out at times, move beyond that and remind yourself that most footie fans (probably us all included) do not look into things that deeply.
Next, what bit of this ditty? Well, just the beginning, and then it will just involve two words (and they are both the same) so it fits the 'not too tricky' requirement.
What bit then? Well, the beginning, ie. the bit where it goes:
da da da da da,
da da da da da da,
da da da da da,
da da da da da da....
dadadada dadadada
but, in place of the last line just chant 'Southend, Southend'
then repeat until tired.
Not convinced? Too difficult to grasp? Well, listen to the beginning of the attached link and then have a try:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=c3635AFfu0s
What do you think? Moronic? If so, it will work.
This ends the debate. I have found the answer.
And, as far as I know, unlike the Johnny Cash thingy, it will be unique.
Bring on Cheltenham, they will be washed away by a chorus of co-ordinated sound from Roots Hall
UTB:)
There are two problems with arguably better suggestions to date:
1. We do not have a big enough core fan group sitting together ready and willing to sing (bar at some away games) and
2. Given those willing to get 'a noise' going are spread about too thinly anything requiring vaguely above-basic cordination and more than a couple of words gets lost.
Keep it simple therefore (at least until we move home or maybe build on this experience).
Five-live gave me the answer this eve. They had an itemon Squeeze (who have just released a 'hits' album) and played a clip from what they called their 'anthem'.....'Up the Junction'.
Now, before you all start commenting that this might be a bit of an ironic ditty for us to belt out at times, move beyond that and remind yourself that most footie fans (probably us all included) do not look into things that deeply.
Next, what bit of this ditty? Well, just the beginning, and then it will just involve two words (and they are both the same) so it fits the 'not too tricky' requirement.
What bit then? Well, the beginning, ie. the bit where it goes:
da da da da da,
da da da da da da,
da da da da da,
da da da da da da....
dadadada dadadada
but, in place of the last line just chant 'Southend, Southend'
then repeat until tired.
Not convinced? Too difficult to grasp? Well, listen to the beginning of the attached link and then have a try:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=c3635AFfu0s
What do you think? Moronic? If so, it will work.
This ends the debate. I have found the answer.
And, as far as I know, unlike the Johnny Cash thingy, it will be unique.
Bring on Cheltenham, they will be washed away by a chorus of co-ordinated sound from Roots Hall
UTB:)