[Palace] PA Anouncer at Palace

Official Old Man · Mar 10, 2019

As the teams came out he said something like
"Here come the teams so let's sing our song, we don't need the lyrics"
Was he taking the mickey out of us?

Triggaaar · Mar 10, 2019

I remember the good times said:
As the teams came out he said something like
"Here come the teams so let's sing our song, we don't need the lyrics"
Was he taking the mickey out of us?

That's the guy who asks them the surname of who has just scored, just after telling them who scored?

One Teddy Maybank · Mar 10, 2019

Triggaaar said:
That's the guy who asks them the surname of who has just scored, just after telling them who scored?

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Weststander · Mar 10, 2019

Would that be the lyrics for infants, Glad All Over?

Which is in the repetitive musical gutter with We Built This City on Rock ‘an Roll.

Green Cross Code Man · Mar 10, 2019

Triggaaar said:
That's the guy who asks them the surname of who has just scored, just after telling them who scored?

Doesn't happen very often though. :rock:

el punal · Mar 10, 2019

Triggaaar said:
That's the guy who asks them the surname of who has just scored, just after telling them who scored?

I’m not surprised he asks. With the appalling home record Palace have he’s probably making sure it’s actually a Palace player.

Stato · Mar 10, 2019

I remember the good times said:
As the teams came out he said something like
"Here come the teams so let's sing our song, we don't need the lyrics"
Was he taking the mickey out of us?

What he should have said was "Here come the teams, so let's sing Tottenham's song."

Dave Clark actually formed the DC5 to raise money for Spurs. They were also referred to in the sixties as playing the 'Tottenham Sound'

'Horrible Suburban' Crystal Palace can't even run out to a song that has any connection with where they come from, but to choose a song by a band formed to raise money for another club seems particularly desperate.

In return for them giving us six points I've tried to help them out by finding them a song of their own. I've Googled 'bands from Croydon' and read that Saint Etienne are said to hail from there. Considering their home form, the condition of the stadium, the fans fighting among themselves, the owners putting them up for sale, and their rivals doing the double over them, what could be better for them to run out to, but this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4szHXagmryo

Bozza · Mar 10, 2019

Triggaaar said:
That's the guy who asks them the surname of who has just scored, just after telling them who scored?

Maybe he'll stop asking if they manage to get it right.

Jam The Man · Mar 10, 2019

I think it’s this chap:
Twitter: [MENTION=26285]Selhurst[/MENTION]_sound

drew · Mar 10, 2019

Most appropriate song for them to come on to the pitch to would be ....

London's burning, London's burning,
Pour on water pour on water etc etc.

Gazwag · Mar 10, 2019

Is that the same one who took the mickey out of our young mascot in last seasons match

Invicta · Mar 10, 2019

Triggaaar said:
That's the guy who asks them the surname of who has just scored, just after telling them who scored?

Basic learning method, asking the class to repeat. Before you know it they'll be learning to read !

BensGrandad · Mar 10, 2019

Should come out to an old favourite

My Old Man said be a Palace fan.
I said

PeterOut · Mar 10, 2019

Surely their song should be 'Wilf fell over', not 'Glad all over' ?

Not Andy Naylor · Mar 10, 2019

It annoys me that they play the theme music from The Long Good Friday, one of my favourite films, before kick off. It’s about an East End gangster and, like Glad All Over, has nothing whatever to do with South Norwood.

Blackadder · Mar 10, 2019

PeterOut said:
Surely their song should be 'Wilf fell over', not 'Glad all over' ?

Think that one has legs. We should sing it at the next game against our former rivals,. "And then.. clap clap.. Wilf fell over, clap clap Wilf fell over"

Like it.

Blackadder · Mar 10, 2019

Not Andy Naylor said:
It annoys me that they play the theme music from The Long Good Friday, one of my favourite films, before kick off. It’s about an East End gangster and, like Glad All Over, has nothing whatever to do with South Norwood.

Well I suggested to them Elvis singing "In the ghetto" but sadly it wasn't appreciated.

Juan Albion · Mar 10, 2019

Blackadder said:
Think that one has legs. We should sing it at the next game against our former rivals,. "And then.. clap clap.. Wilf fell over, clap clap Wilf fell over"

Like it.

Unless we meet them in the cup, I doubt we'll be playing Palace with Wilf in the line-up again. Hopefully he'll go to China.

Stato · Mar 10, 2019

Not Andy Naylor said:
It annoys me that they play the theme music from The Long Good Friday, one of my favourite films, before kick off. It’s about an East End gangster and, like Glad All Over, has nothing whatever to do with South Norwood.

Perhaps they play it because they're trying to recreate the plot: The Yanks getting out of town because they don't want to be associated with the giant mess, Parish as Harold, the boss being unable to build what he had planned, being totally unaware of how out of his depth he is, finding that his methods are out of date and his organisation small time. I can see him being driven home, slowly realising that he's stuffed, whatever he does.

The Merry Prankster · Mar 10, 2019

I wish we didn't put the lyrics up

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