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European Football fans are always singing songs and chanting at games, and in pubs afterward (and before, and during).

So, Americans... If your team had a theme song, what would it be?
>> Anonymous
I know at least certain hockey teams have victory songs for goals scored at home. The Sens have Blur's Song 2, I'm sure there are others.
>> Anonymous
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I DONT WANNA WORK....
>> Anonymous
>>39027
Yeah, but do they sing the entire song?
>> Anonymous
>>39031
It's not exactly a long song.
>> Anonymous
>>39027
i don't really think goal songs are anywhere near as comparable to soccer songs. i went to a soccer game in berlin and they were singing and chanting the whole way through. goal songs only last so long.

the closest comparison is probably habs fans chanting ole.
>> Anonymous
>>39033
Vancouver does too, so it's not specific to montreal
>> Anonymous
If I went to Sonics games, I'd recommend we spend the next 2 years learning the lyrics to "Rape Me."

It's appropriate, AND it has local ties.
>> Anonymous
>>39036
ahh see im in the eastern conference so i dont get to see many canucks games. im sure other fans do it, im just used to going to both home and away games vs the habs and listening to them chant that lol.
>> Anonymous
>>39033
Well they need to. Soccer's so fucking slow-paced they have to do SOMEthing to keep their interest up.
>> Anonymous
>>39033
I think in hockey it's more traditional to psych out the away goalie. Last Canucks-Wings game I went to the entire last period was "HOOOOOOOOWAAAAAAARD....HOOOOOOOWAAAAAAAARD..."
>> Anonymous
>>39039
SOCCER is slow paced? Have you watched football? Throw a ball, catch it, fuck about for 30 seconds, repeat.
Oh, the joy
>> Anonymous
>>39052
Football is only slow-paced because it stops every five seconds. If there was some way they could make the action continuous it'd probably be fine. With soccer you have to deal with a ridiculously slow pace even with the clock continuously counting down.

Nothing is quite as boring as baseball, though. Christ...
>> Anonymous
>>39055

Cricket
Golf
F1 Racing
Nascar
>> UZ !kHzD4It5Tc
>>39055

Ever watched Golf?
>> Anonymous
>>39062
I'm not sure it's really fair to call golf a 'sport' anyway.
>> Anonymous
>>39064
IT'S NOT, BUT BASCAR SURE IS. YEEEE HAW
>> Anonymous
>>39066
The possibility of rednecks dying violently is always an exciting prospect though.
>> Anonymous
>>39066
your fat fingers pressed the 'b' instead of 'n' key.
>> Anonymous
(...)
IM FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES IN THE AIR
PRETTY BUBBLES IN THE AIR
THEY FLY SO HIGH
NEARLY REACH THE SKY
(...)
UNNITTEEEDDDDDD!
>> Anonymous
>>39055

It's called rugby league
>> Anonymous
>>39070
Great. soccer is officially the second-gayest sport ever behind Ultimate Frisbee.
>> Anonymous
>>39052
At least there's more than 3 scores in a game on average.
>> Anonymous
>>39073
Rugby is like football done right. If the potential for death exists just trying to gain possession of the ball, you're on the right track.
>> Anonymous
>>39076
Sure, when each score ultimately winds up being 9 points.

That's only when they actually DO score, too. The last quarter of the Super Bowl was pretty exciting to watch but the middle two quarters bored me to fucking tears.
>> SaiGAR_Loser !!2OQL1suPfp+
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In The Mood, perfect music for every occasion.
>> Anonymous
College has the fight songs, and generally just songs associated. Like UGA has always had Glory, Glory infact don't all college football teams have Fight Songs?
>> Anonymous
The Brewers have Roll Out the Barrel, and I know the Blackhawks have that Here Come the Hawks song...
>> Anonymous
>>39089
I remember the Whalers used to have a team song before the NHL decided that Carolina would be the perfect spot for an ice-based game.
>> PhilKenSebben !KHc9Lz/HZU
MOTHERFUCKING SOCCER IN MY QWEST FIELD
>> Anonymous
>>39087

Yep. West Virginia IMO has the best fight song.

http://www.fightmusic.com
>> Anonymous
>>39055

>Nothing is quite as boring as baseball, though. Christ...

Kill youself.

Anyways, the Jose Reyes chant ftw.
>> Anonymous
>>39102
OH HAY LET'S SWITCH PITCHERS FIVE FUCKING THOUSAND TIMES IN THE LAST THREE INNINGS, BETTER GIVE EVERY FUCKING ONE OF THEM FIVE MINUTES TO WARM UP LOL
>> Anonymous
football>soccer

college football games are the best.
Both colleges bring their bands and play fight songs the whole game at each other.
A few years ago during an LSU game the crowd was going so crazy that a it caused an earth tremor that registered on a seismograph meter across campus.
Even better, if the game is a big upset the crowd will run onto the field and tears down the field goal post.
>> Anonymous
>>39136
Never seen a soccer game.
>> Anonymous
>>39136

Students at SEC schools storm the field after an upset with SPEED.
>> Anonymous
>>39147
nah, I went to a Liverpool arsenal game once.
Liverpool fans were a joke and started fights with the arsenal fans after Liverpool won.
enjoy your shitty sportsmanship.
>> Anonymous
soccer fans need to sing songs in order to fill in the dead air time when NOTHING INTERESTING IS HAPPENING ON THE FIELD
>> Anonymous
Everything above shouting for a hotdog/popcorn/soda, is considered extreme in America. No wonder all their teams suck, with "fans" like that.
>> Anonymous
>>39158
Whats this guy talking about?
>> Anonymous
>>39155
what do you do at american football games, where every 7 seconds of play, is followed by a 10 minute long commercial break?
>> Anonymous
>>39021
http://www.youtube.com/v/1wRfHpzdmg8&hl=en
every school has a song.
>> Anonymous
>>39136

HAY EARTH TREMOR? I BELIEVE THAT

Shut up you fucking hick. American fans will never be nearly as XCORE as european fans.
>> Alakazam !!OEP6m59Bksc
The Indians have Wild Thing

When we play home games in Milwaukee anyway.
>> Anonymous
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down...

I'd actually like to hear that.
>> Anonymous
Euro-fags sing ENTIRE songs at the bar, at the game, on the street. In a manly way. In America, if you sing a song, people assume you are gay. Or touched in the head. I blame Disney.

There's just something about hearing a hundred drunken Brits belting out "You'll Never Walk Alone" that makes me think, "Damn, Americans are lame."
>> Anonymous
i follow you, however maybe its gay hearing americans sing becouse most their songs is about McDonalds, witch only fits to NY Mets
>> Anonymous
Gary Glitter is pretty much a staple here.
>> Anonymous
>>39152
lol no.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_firm

>>39155
you've never seen two good teams play have you?
>> Anonymous
They're piling in the back seat
They're generating steam heat
Pulsating to the back beat
The Blitzkrieg Bop.
>> Anonymous
>>39301
Yes because if anything makes you manly, its singing a song from a broadway musical.
>> Anonymous
As a Canucks fan I hate watching most away games since none of the fans are ever into it. In Vancouver you get people chanting shit through most of the game and it really shows fan support. We have an anthem singer that holds up the mic and lets the crowd sing part of the Canadian national anthem during the anthem singing in the beginning and it's a riot. Edmonton promptly copied the idea the following year, but it's still neat I guess.
>> Anonymous
>>39169
Even in the SEC, the songs are FAST.
>> Anonymous
The jig is up, the news is out
They finally found me
The renegade who had it made
Retrieved for a bounty
Never more to go astray
The judge'll have revenge today
On the wanted man


Amerikins laik stix?
>> CapitalistBastard !!f/pELCnjRD0
>European Football fans are always singing songs and chanting at games,

Because soccer can be a mind-numbingly boring 90 minutes of goal kicks and missed headers at midfield.
>> Anonymous
My teeam had a theme song. dooon't stop beeelieviiinnnng... god, that was gay. I will never forget my 05 Sox tho.
>> Anonymous
AMERICA! FUCK YEAH!
>> PhilKenSebben !KHc9Lz/HZU
>>39547

Styx, you faggot and yes, i do.
>> Anonymous
SHIT GROUND, NO FANS,
SHIT GROUND, NO FANS!

SHIT GROUND, NO FANS,
SHIT GROUND, NO FANS!
>> Anonymous
chicago bears have a fight song

BEAR DOWN

bear down, chicago bears
make every play clear the way to victory
bear down, chicago bears
put up a fight with a might so fearlessly
well never forget the way you thrilled the nation
with your T formation
bear down, chicago bears
let them know why your wearing the crown
your the pride and joy of illinois
chicago bears. BEAR DOWN!
>> Anonymous
>>39617
Uh I believe the Bears official theme song is The Superbowl Shuffle. And if not, it damn well should be.

We are da Bears
Shuffling Crew!
ect.
>> Anonymous
>>39619
no dude. the superbowl shuffle was made when the 85 bears won the superbowl. BEAR DOWN has been around much much longer. its their fight song
>> Anonymous
Why sing like a woman when you can hurl verbal abuse like a man?

Men don't sing. Unless they're really good at it.

I enjoyed the "VC SUCKS" chants in Toronto during the NBA playoffs last year.
>> Anonymous
Fly, Eagles, FLy
>> Anonymous
>>39648
how do i win championship?
>> Anonymous
>>39622
They made the Shuffle before the Superbowl, and if they had lost, it would have been the funniest thing to ever happen in sport.
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>>39100
Challenger appears.
>> Anonymous
Probably something like

"Fly, Eagles Fly"
>> Anonymous
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>>39758

...and is quickly surpassed by "Hail to the Victors."
>> Anonymous
Queen - We are the champions
>> Anonymous
>>39786

...You realize that song is about being a homosexual, right?
>> Anonymous
its all about context. What if it was just a gay Football team talking about how they won the Gay cup, and asked Freddy Mercury to sing it for them?

HMM?
>> Anonymous
>>39791

well, when you put it THAT way...