Singing club song on oval after the game

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After a win, where should the club song be belted out?

Once, in the changerooms.
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Once, out on the field.
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Twice, both on the field and then in the changerooms.
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33%
It's been so long since I was in a win that I forget.
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby catchisthecry » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:36 pm

Ha, cheers mate! Got 3 of top 4 sides coming up unfortunately, but we'll see how we go. Super coach (the caretaker's caretaker) is away this weekend too I'm led to believe.. ;)
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Choccies » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:39 pm

The Real Number 3 wrote:Agreed Choccies. Gotta sing it on the oval to pay respect to your supporters who sit in the rain for most the day, and def in the changerooms afterwards to let the opposition know that they are 2nd best for the day.


I just always felt after a loss that it really hurt me to hear my opponents happy and singing their club song, so I liked to serve up a bit of that pain back when we won without carrying on like a pork chop and being disrespectful. Plus I am proud of my club and my clubs song so I love singing it !!
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Choccies » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:41 pm

catchisthecry wrote:Ha, cheers mate! Got 3 of top 4 sides coming up unfortunately, but we'll see how we go. Super coach (the caretaker's caretaker) is away this weekend too I'm led to believe.. ;)


Yeah we have a tough run but hopefully a few more songs before the year is out !! Super Sub was a tense man last week... ;)
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby catchisthecry » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:45 pm

Hopefully he's still on selection tho! ;)
Gonna need to find a lift to Poorkaka too!!!
Who you guys got?
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Punk Rooster » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:51 pm

the clubs I've played senior footy at, it's always been sung on the oval- never known it to be any different.
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Choccies » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:57 pm

catchisthecry wrote:Hopefully he's still on selection tho! ;)
Gonna need to find a lift to Poorkaka too!!!
Who you guys got?


haha. Better start searching the team mates now for an option... ;)
We've got CBCOC.... not the game you want if you're in need of a win to stay any chance of finals.... :roll:
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby catchisthecry » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:59 pm

Yeah they're a good unit!!
Well coached, killed us out of the middle.
I rated Payne, #12, carved us up from HFF. Skinny but big leap and great kick, watch him.. can play!
Good luck mate.
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Blue Boy » Wed Jul 22, 2009 10:14 pm

Do it on the oval and then again in the change rooms !!!
It is what it is !!!
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby hawkseye » Wed Jul 22, 2009 10:48 pm

Blue Boy wrote:Do it on the oval and then again in the change rooms !!!

Agreed :D
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby vivian14 » Wed Jul 22, 2009 11:24 pm

The song should be sung in the rooms unless its the Grand Final, show respect to the opposition, go in to your rooms and sing it hard!
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby blublurag » Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:48 am

vivian14 wrote:The song should be sung in the rooms unless its the Grand Final, show respect to the opposition, go in to your rooms and sing it hard!


Agree...only way to do it...
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby silent hour » Thu Jul 23, 2009 8:44 am

blublurag wrote:
vivian14 wrote:The song should be sung in the rooms unless its the Grand Final, show respect to the opposition, go in to your rooms and sing it hard!


Agree...only way to do it...


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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Dirko » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:25 am

I like the song sung on the Oval, nothing better then being in the backyard, and hearing a song belted out (preferably Locks)
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Choccies » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:26 am

vivian14 wrote:The song should be sung in the rooms unless its the Grand Final, show respect to the opposition, go in to your rooms and sing it hard!


Why is it disrespectful to sing it on the ground ???
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Q. » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:28 am

Choccies wrote:
vivian14 wrote:The song should be sung in the rooms unless its the Grand Final, show respect to the opposition, go in to your rooms and sing it hard!


Why is it disrespectful to sing it on the ground ???


I reckon it's disrespectful to NOT sing it on the ground.



Anyway, I have added a poll to settle this debate. VOTE AWAY!!!
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby aceman » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:32 am

Blue Boy wrote:Do it on the oval and then again in the change rooms !!!




Nothing gives the opposition the sh^ts any more than a club singing their song twice, so DO IT!
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby mighty hounds » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:34 am

Quichey wrote:
Choccies wrote:
vivian14 wrote:The song should be sung in the rooms unless its the Grand Final, show respect to the opposition, go in to your rooms and sing it hard!


Why is it disrespectful to sing it on the ground ???


I reckon it's disrespectful to NOT sing it on the ground.



Anyway, I have added a poll to settle this debate. VOTE AWAY!!!


every team we have played sings their song on the oval. i have never found anything wrong with singing it on the oval nor if the opposition sing it on the oval. sometimes we are told to listen to the oppositions song when we lose.
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Q. » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:37 am

aceman wrote:
Blue Boy wrote:Do it on the oval and then again in the change rooms !!!




Nothing gives the opposition the sh^ts any more than a club singing their song twice, so DO IT!


That's just not cricket...






Well...it isn't...it's footy. I agree, sing it twice. No room for princesses in footy.
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Lightning McQueen » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:42 am

On the oval so the kids can join in and see the jubilation of a victory and the spectators get a bit of a chill up their spine then a closed rendition for the players and officials.
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Re: Singing club song on oval after the game

Postby Dolphin Express » Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:42 am

Choccies wrote:
The Real Number 3 wrote:Agreed Choccies. Gotta sing it on the oval to pay respect to your supporters who sit in the rain for most the day, and def in the changerooms afterwards to let the opposition know that they are 2nd best for the day.


I just always felt after a loss that it really hurt me to hear my opponents happy and singing their club song, so I liked to serve up a bit of that pain back when we won without carrying on like a pork chop and being disrespectful. Plus I am proud of my club and my clubs song so I love singing it !!


Choccies, this is the reason I believe that you dont sing it on the oval.
I remember in 2004 Fitzroy gave us a wholloping in the last round of the year on our oval, followed by a rousing rendition of their club song (undefeated for the season). This burned, and there celebrations unfortunately were short lived as we beat them in the GF. Would think that the club song played a small part in spurring us on.
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