by Terminal Boardom » 09 Dec 2009 10:55
09 Dec 2009 10:55by ellpryjon » 09 Dec 2009 13:12
09 Dec 2009 13:12TBF they played it 10-15 mins before kick off IIRC, when the majority were in the concourse....Terminal Boardom wrote:Well, they played the anthem AND Terry and June. Response from Reading fans? A BIG FAT ZERO.
The club listened and you did nothing! What more do you want? A thai prostitute giving you non-stop head for the entire 90 minutes???
I'm not sure what you were thinking we were expecting? A sudden outpouring of emotion as a spontaneous party erupted along the barely occupied stands. They played as I was coming in to the ground 15 mins before kick off to a half empty stadium and almost inaudible in the East Stand.Terminal Boardom wrote:Well, they played the anthem AND Terry and June. Response from Reading fans? A BIG FAT ZERO.
The club listened and you did nothing! What more do you want? A thai prostitute giving you non-stop head for the entire 90 minutes???
by Terminal Boardom » 09 Dec 2009 14:43
09 Dec 2009 14:43
by Terminal Boardom » 09 Dec 2009 16:33
09 Dec 2009 16:33The campaign obviously had an effect - on the club as they listened. Shame the apathetic supporters didn't. At least we didn't have any screaming 8 year olds.Stranded wrote:Fair enough - no-ones saying this campaign will have any effect or indeed whether the majority want it back but I don't think one wet Tuesday in December is a barometer one way or the other.
by LoyalRoyalFan » 09 Dec 2009 17:20
09 Dec 2009 17:20by Thaumagurist* » 09 Dec 2009 17:34
09 Dec 2009 17:34Because the first line in the song mentioned 2.45 pm....actually, given that the game didn't start at 3pmLoyalRoyalFan wrote:I noticed that as well. Why not play it as the players are coming out?
True, but the apathy means it needs to continue to be played to get some sort of reaction...possibly...Terminal Boardom wrote:The campaign obviously had an effect - on the club as they listened. Shame the apathetic supporters didn't. At least we didn't have any screaming 8 year olds.Stranded wrote:Fair enough - no-ones saying this campaign will have any effect or indeed whether the majority want it back but I don't think one wet Tuesday in December is a barometer one way or the other.
by Row Z Royal » 10 Dec 2009 23:19
10 Dec 2009 23:19^This.Stranded wrote:True, but the apathy means it needs to continue to be played to get some sort of reaction...possibly...Terminal Boardom wrote:The campaign obviously had an effect - on the club as they listened. Shame the apathetic supporters didn't. At least we didn't have any screaming 8 year olds.Stranded wrote:Fair enough - no-ones saying this campaign will have any effect or indeed whether the majority want it back but I don't think one wet Tuesday in December is a barometer one way or the other.
by Dirk Gently » 10 Dec 2009 23:31
10 Dec 2009 23:31Agreed - that was the closest we ever had to something developing spontaneously, and being "of the moment" - which is the only way these things ever catch on.Row Z Royal wrote:Sweet Caroline had all the hallmarks of an anthem in making and they played it twice before cutting it from the playlist. What good is that?
Football days are built on routine. If a song's going to catch on among the masses, it needs to be inserted into that routine.
by Row Z Royal » 11 Dec 2009 09:01
11 Dec 2009 09:01Genuine tear-to-eye stuff.royalexile wrote:Even now when i hear Sweet Caroline it brings back those memories.
by Terminal Boardom » 12 Dec 2009 23:02
12 Dec 2009 23:02by Sarah Star » 13 Dec 2009 20:59
13 Dec 2009 20:59by brendywendy » 22 Dec 2009 15:50
22 Dec 2009 15:50by Sarah Star » 23 Dec 2009 00:11
23 Dec 2009 00:11'greed! That's what I'd be in favour of.brendywendy wrote:surely it doesnt take much organisation to play all the songs of the past- the anthem, sweet caroline, ashes, lord of the rings from the old prem video all in a row, leading up to the players coming out
got to be better than random r&b tunes of today
by glass half full » 27 Dec 2009 16:47
27 Dec 2009 16:47by soggy biscuit » 28 Dec 2009 10:33
28 Dec 2009 10:33If you had a seriously fit girlfriend in 2005 that had since moved on to a richer, more successful and better looking man would you still invite her back to a badly organised house party at your flat that only 8 of your 'mates' turned up to and everyone felt a bit awkward on the hope that she might still find you attractive?glass half full wrote:I believe that Sweet Caroline was the idea of one of the 2005-6 team (or maybe SC?) and it has very happy associations. It would be great to re-adopt that song and - even better - invite Neil Diamond to the MadStad to sing it......
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