Did anyone cringe...

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Munkfish

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Did anyone cringe at what songs were sung tonight? Or did we get away with being incident/cringe free?

 

bn1&bn3 Albion

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papajaff

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'You let your country down' was particularly shyte. As was 'we pay your benefits'.

All else was good.

 

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Munkfish

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papajaff said:

'You let your country down' was particularly shyte. As was 'we pay your benefits'.

All else was good.

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Didn't quite get the benefits song but was soon drowned out. Thought it was a good effort tonight.

 

Puppet Master

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Nothing too cringey but it did seem to be the same 3/4 constantly which grated a bit.

 

Sheebo

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Yes when line 4 of the new Oscar song still ended with the random word JOY and not one of the suggestions on here that work a lot lot better!

 

One Teddy Maybank

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Don't like the Oscar Garcia....sangria....Barney Rubble song, absolute tosh!

Didn't see Oscar acknowledge it once, probably because the words cant be distinguished at pitch level.......

 

Randsta

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People are far too stuck up about songs being sung ...I mean FFS have a bit of fun! the more funny the song the better imho! I mean how picky can you be about grown men signing songs at a football game?

 

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Centurion

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papajaff said:

'You let your country down' was particularly shyte. As was 'we pay your benefits'.

All else was good.

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I assumed the benefits song was ironic?

 

7:18

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Centurion said:

I assumed the benefits song was ironic?

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it was at one particular QPR fan near the right hand side of the away end...also sung was "does the social know you're here?"

 

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HawkTheSeagull

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papajaff said:

'You let your country down' was particularly shyte. As was 'we pay your benefits'.

All else was good.

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Probably me being thick, but why was this sung ?

 

seagullsovergrimsby

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• Sep 19, 2013

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Centurion said:

I assumed the benefits song was ironic?

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I put that down to the 21st Century yuppie element following the Albion who like to boast about the size of their assets

 

The Wizard

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7:18 said:

it was at one particular QPR fan near the right hand side of the away end...also sung was "does the social know you're here?"

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Only in a football stadium

 

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gjh1971

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HawkTheSeagull said:

Probably me being thick, but why was this sung ?

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Robert Greens England performances

 

One Teddy Maybank

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HawkTheSeagull said:

Probably me being thick, but why was this sung ?

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Mainly because of the goal he let through his arms and legs against the USA, just a disaster. He was then left out for the remainder of the tournament, trouble was Calamity James replaced him.