Think he played a few times Bri
He has always had a chip on his shoulder about is place in the Liverpool striker pecking order i reckon. I heard a story years ago from a landlord at a bar that Newport players used now and then, and apparently he could be a nasty piece of work.
Yeah and now the only thing he’s asked his opinion on is the away teams support at Liverpool home gamesThink he played a few times Bri
fecking no mark
Sorry Colonel I have just seen the Aldridge thread. Merge if you want, but my point is a more general one. Cheers.I had a very enjoyable couple of days in Liverpool. It's a great city for a weekend. Very lively, great pubs open till 3:00 and excellent restaurants.
Fair play to the city fans. There was no obvious trouble all weekend and we certainly made a noise. It was good to see the note from the Liverpool steward, congratulating us on our behaviour.
But I agree with some of the Liverpool fans on their forums and to a certain the comments of John Aldridge in the Liverpool Echo. We are noisy, we are passionate but we lack class and we lack humour. When we sang "Mae hen wlad fy nhadau", it was powerful. Same with "I'll be there". The Ayahtolla is ours and the Kevin Mc song is great too. Towards the end we also gave a rendition of Three Little Birds. But I hate the Hymns and Arias version we sing - it's not only crude, it's just unfunny. Whenever Trent Alexander Arnold came near us - we responded with "Get your haircut, you scruffy cnut". Just unnecessary, unoriginal and not funny. There was a family with 2 young girls in front of me and you could see they were shocked and embarrassed. In fact one guy close to me couldn't open his mouth with saying cnut. We have very few songs which celebrate out individual players ( I can understand this to an extent - there aren't too many players to get excited about) and the ones we have are again just copies of other teams songs for their players.
Quite a few years ago, I went into Cardiff the night before the Liverpool, West Ham final. There were a bunch of Liverpool fans in the Cottage, they had funny, original songs for every player in the team. We don't have to look far for a good example to follow. When I follow Wales, we concentrate on songs which celebrate Wales and our team, rather than insult the opposition. We need more of that at Cardiff.
Yeah I agree with this. We’ve got a reasonable repertoire of songs but we desperately need some new ones. And get shot of that bloody hyms and arias one.I had a very enjoyable couple of days in Liverpool. It's a great city for a weekend. Very lively, great pubs open till 3:00 and excellent restaurants.
Fair play to the city fans. There was no obvious trouble all weekend and we certainly made a noise. It was good to see the note from the Liverpool steward, congratulating us on our behaviour.
But I agree with some of the Liverpool fans on their forums and to a certain the comments of John Aldridge in the Liverpool Echo. We are noisy, we are passionate but we lack class and we lack humour. When we sang "Mae hen wlad fy nhadau", it was powerful. Same with "I'll be there". The Ayahtolla is ours and the Kevin Mc song is great too. Towards the end we also gave a rendition of Three Little Birds. But I hate the Hymns and Arias version we sing - it's not only crude, it's just unfunny. Whenever Trent Alexander Arnold came near us - we responded with "Get your haircut, you scruffy cnut". Just unnecessary, unoriginal and not funny. There was a family with 2 young girls in front of me and you could see they were shocked and embarrassed. In fact one guy close to me couldn't open his mouth with saying cnut. We have very few songs which celebrate out individual players ( I can understand this to an extent - there aren't too many players to get excited about) and the ones we have are again just copies of other teams songs for their players.
Quite a few years ago, I went into Cardiff the night before the Liverpool, West Ham final. There were a bunch of Liverpool fans in the Cottage, they had funny, original songs for every player in the team. We don't have to look far for a good example to follow. When I follow Wales, we concentrate on songs which celebrate Wales and our team, rather than insult the opposition. We need more of that at Cardiff.
I cringed at the Hymns and Arias shit. Makes us seem a bit desperate and obsessed. I'd like to see 'One man went to mow' back again.I had a very enjoyable couple of days in Liverpool. It's a great city for a weekend. Very lively, great pubs open till 3:00 and excellent restaurants.
Fair play to the city fans. There was no obvious trouble all weekend and we certainly made a noise. It was good to see the note from the Liverpool steward, congratulating us on our behaviour.
But I agree with some of the Liverpool fans on their forums and to a certain the comments of John Aldridge in the Liverpool Echo. We are noisy, we are passionate but we lack class and we lack humour. When we sang "Mae hen wlad fy nhadau", it was powerful. Same with "I'll be there". The Ayahtolla is ours and the Kevin Mc song is great too. Towards the end we also gave a rendition of Three Little Birds. But I hate the Hymns and Arias version we sing - it's not only crude, it's just unfunny. Whenever Trent Alexander Arnold came near us - we responded with "Get your haircut, you scruffy cnut". Just unnecessary, unoriginal and not funny. There was a family with 2 young girls in front of me and you could see they were shocked and embarrassed. In fact one guy close to me couldn't open his mouth with saying cnut. We have very few songs which celebrate out individual players ( I can understand this to an extent - there aren't too many players to get excited about) and the ones we have are again just copies of other teams songs for their players.
Quite a few years ago, I went into Cardiff the night before the Liverpool, West Ham final. There were a bunch of Liverpool fans in the Cottage, they had funny, original songs for every player in the team. We don't have to look far for a good example to follow. When I follow Wales, we concentrate on songs which celebrate Wales and our team, rather than insult the opposition. We need more of that at Cardiff.
Goodness gracious Joe Ralls on Fire
Jo-seph Raaalllls.... Take me home
Nothing wring with that at all. The trouble is, things don’t always look good written down but they’re fine when they’re sung at the ground. Look at the Sol Bamba Xmas song. If someone had suggested that on a message board they would have been laughed off there,Jo-seph Raaalllls.... Take me home
Jo-seph Raaalllls,Keep it going...
Oh shit, I wasn't expecting requestsKeep it going...
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