And they were obviously different then,or were they,and some of them are still decent!Called it right! Just looked it up on Wikipedia and it was Wednesday.
Pretty impressed with myself for remembering that considering I was only about 11 at the time
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Yeah Chelsea dagger was the Coleman years. It was pretty ubiquitous around most football stadiums in the late naughties.Remember when Robins arrived the first time? He wanted energy around the stadium and binned the after goal blast of The Sky Blue Song in favour of Chelsea Dagger.
Thoroughly enjoyed McAllister's catty attitude in that clip.It was a lot longer ago than that
You can hear the city fans singing it when we beat Woking in 1997:
Skip to 12:50 its just after we scored our second
No, it's
oooohhhooohhhhh ooohhhooohhhhhh ooohhooohhoooohhoooohhooohhooooooohhooooooooohh
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I didn't know it was an actual thing. Just thought it happened every so often.
Too busy throwing my pint
Yeah definitely did or whatever it was that he suggested.Yeah Chelsea dagger was the Coleman years. It was pretty ubiquitous around most football stadiums in the late naughties.
I could be wrong but I don’t remember it coming back under Robins?
As long as you don't find yourself unwillingly involved it sounds greatPlanning on going to watch them at some point this year. Went to the Sicilian derby years ago and it was insane, both in terms of atmosphere within the stadium and violence outside, never seen anything like it.
Classic video clipImagine Clive doing this for Matty Godden
We watched them against Sampdoria, so pretty low profile game but even so bouncing pyro in both ends, good noise throughout. Marko Arnautovic scored a few and the announcer had fun leading the crowd in shouting his name.I was at Bologna vs Fiorentina a few years back, in the curva..... that game is a fairly big derby for them.
I'd been to a number of games that week in the north..... Milan, Atalanta, Verona, etc..... but Bologna felt distinctly different and yes more Mediterranean/Southern Europe influence (despite only being an hour on the fast train from Milan).
The most alarming thing was landing in the curva in the middle of what appeared to be an internal war between the ultra groups.... up there with the most intimidated i've ever felt at a game.
Called it right! Just looked it up on Wikipedia and it was Wednesday.
Pretty impressed with myself for remembering that considering I was only about 11 at the time
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basically just Vindaloo without the words!!!!ooohhhooohhhhh ooohhhooohhhhhh ooohhooohhoooohhoooohhooohhooooooohhooooooooohh
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We watched them against Sampdoria, so pretty low profile game but even so bouncing pyro in both ends, good noise throughout. Marko Arnautovic scored a few and the announcer had fun leading the crowd in shouting his name.
Usually find it cringeworthy when clubs here try to copy what’s done in Europe (see Crystal Palace), but I liked that.
Think it hit off cos the drummer doesooohhhooohhhhh ooohhhooohhhhhh ooohhooohhoooohhoooohhooohhooooooohhooooooooohh
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It was a lot longer ago than that
You can hear the city fans singing it when we beat Woking in 1997:
Skip to 12:50 its just after we scored our second
I didn't know it was an actual thing. Just thought it happened every so often.
Too busy throwing my pint
Lyndon starts it on the drum after every goalThere must be a specific individual who always starts it
I'm the same with crowds jumping. Looks awesome in places like Germany when a whole stand do it in time but feel like it would look shite over here for some reason (not counting City fans doing the "Poznan")Usually find it cringeworthy when clubs here try to copy what’s done in Europe (see Crystal Palace), but I liked that.
Rangers do a fun one called ‘the bouncy’. Celtic’s is the less appealingly named ‘huddle’.I'm the same with crowds jumping. Looks awesome in places like Germany when a whole stand do it in time but feel like it would look shite over here for some reason (not counting City fans doing the "Poznan")
At HR in the mid 90s wasn't there a little jingle of the sky blue song, the announcer (can't remember his name) named the scorer and then the jingle again, very basic but still good, nothing at all like the Napoli video
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never got the "poznan" why would you turn your back on the match, would look like a bunch of muppets if the opposition scored straight away.I'm the same with crowds jumping. Looks awesome in places like Germany when a whole stand do it in time but feel like it would look shite over here for some reason (not counting City fans doing the "Poznan")
Chelsea dagger was so cringeI'm just glad there's no goal music anymore
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never got the "poznan" why would you turn your back on the match, would look like a bunch of muppets if the opposition scored straight away.
oh, might be ok for Man city fans then, never had the feeling "the match is going so well" supporting CoventryRough idea of it is the fact that match is going so well that it has become secondary to the party going on in the stands, you don't even need to watch it anymore.
Really, not Tuesday once the 4th went in?oh, might be ok for Man city fans then, never had the feeling "the match is going so well" supporting Coventry
They were really shit and didn't look like scoring againTuesday night i was thinking if they get one back is only 4-2 anything could happen! (i did go to coventry v forest in the league cup in 1990)
AbsolutelyTuesday night i was thinking if they get one back is only 4-2 anything could happen! (i did go to coventry v forest in the league cup in 1990)
I remember us being 4-0 up against Liverpool with 5 minutes to go and I was still worried that we might throw it away.I remember the league 2 play off final.
3-1 up with a minute to go I was crapping myself
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