ourmangibbo38
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Okay, let's hear it.
He's big, his tall,
The greatest of them all,
Big H, Big H
A champ, a gun,
He wears the number 1
Big H, Big H
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Okay, let's hear it.
Just really got to me last season. Me havin a crack at throwin some new chants in n gettin shunned. Shit me up the wall.
Ill slip into the cheer squad on n off this season no doubt n really rip into it. This thread shows alot of gutsy supporters like me belting out chants with potential, but gettin bugger all reception but others. A must for me is to leave every game without a voice or barely breathing, should be this way for every member of the cheer squad.
Should all get together afew games n have a red hot crack in the cheer squad, especially at the few games we have at the MCG
Every supporter capable of losing their voice should do so. I don't think i have been more proud of the North army than i was against the Blues last year. That was a memorable nht for us as supporters. Should happen every week.
He's big, his tall,
The greatest of them all,
Big H, Big H
A champ, a gun,
He wears the number 1
Big H, Big H
Yes it should. What I find particularly offputting is the way we are so freakin' quiet at the start of many games. Especially afternoon games against lowly supported opponents. In some instances, the ball is bounced and play commences and you wouldn't even know there's a game on if you were blind.
and slippin a swear word into it doesnt help, ya get mauled by the seniors "theres kids here! watch your mouth"
same goes in the reserve area ya cant poor ya heart out cause of the youngsters around, I doubt they give a stuff. The kids get a laugh out of psycho, screaming, swearing supporters like meself. half the time the children are asleep of burried in a coloring book or the kids part of the record.
My son is watching the footy and copying what goes on around him, and I'm sure he's not the only one. I go to the footy, with kids, to support my team and yell my heart out. Having drunk adults swearing loudly is hardly ever funny or inspiring, its just obnoxious. I've seen a lot in this thread I like and really look forward to being part of, and none of it involves swearing.
You might think it's not footy, but attracting and keeping women and kids is the future of every club, none more so than ours. If we can get the soccer chant feel without the macho rubbish that goes with it, it will be amazing.
Oh, and cheer squads are given very strict rules for behaviour - if they go over the line I think the club gets fined - so none of that part of your tale is about individual taste.
Thats fair enough, but some blokes (me) get so fire up that the odd F bomb slips out n all other sorts. Not very easy to control when ya in the moment.
Some women too, including me! Having my own kids there has made me a fair bit better controlled (although it clearly hasn't had the same impact on everyone).
Look forward to hearing a lot of noise from you, and to joining up to build the wall of North End sound.
That one might be leading with the chin."We're Kangas till we die!
We're Kangas till we die!
We're blue and white!
The 'Team' are shite!
We're Kangas till we die!"
Yeah abit risky for our mediocre team but bugger it, lets the North End be heard!
This ones abit cheeky, but is a quality chant I recon
"He's bent, he's queer!
he takes it up the rear!
Dale Thooooomas! Dale Thoooooomas!" (or any other player)
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How about.. ROO ROO! blue and white army
I saw on the Essendon page that the club is signing up 'the most passionate' supporters to become part of their 'Red Energy' crew. They will wear their sponsors colours and signage and be situated next to opposition cheer squads and asked to wreak havoc.
I do not think sponsored support is such a good idea, I mean West Coast look awful with their message on hold signs.
THE RED ENERGY RED & BLACK SQUAD
The Red Energy Red & Black Squad will consist of 50 of Essendon's most passionate fans whose primary role is to make as much noise as possible at each Essendon home game at Etihad Stadium in 2011.
Squad members will be seated directly next to the opposition cheer squad and each week members will be given Essendon/Red Energy branded merchandise/apparel to wear at the game