Alan Partridgepaultheroyal But thats just it AP - no-one does shout there nuts off when we score - or even sing for that matter at times. This is a little bit of encouragement.
Let it go.
So when Reading score everyone sits on their hands?
It's just not the same without 80's chart top 20ers the Piranhas and their lyrical masterpiece.
You have to laugh or else you'll cry.
do do do do do
Rawlie19 It wouldn't be so bad if it was something related to the club, like Terry & June. ... It might be a "what the hell?" moment to start with from some fans (those that don't realise why it's our tune for a start)
Alan Partridge tom Hark - DUMP
Terrible and totally unnecessary. Doesn't aid the atmosphere a single bit, just looks and sounds SHITE. If you want to hear awful music give me a shout and i'll send you some!!
West Stand ManRoyalBlue It was sh*t and I immediately sat down in protest!
I'd love to know what the club regard as constituting popular demand.
We do not need stupid music to celebrate a goal. As has been said many times before, that's the one time when supporters do not need encouragement to go wild and make some noise.
Oh my god, here we go again. It is the old 'I don't like the music and I'll ignore the fact that a substantial proportion of the crowd does (or at least joins in)' game.
If you don't like it then just ignore it, but don't ask half witted questions like that in your last sentence. Just look around the stadium - it is painfully obvious what constitutes popular demand.
Nobby The music is brilliant. Tom Hark is the perfect football music and if it pees off all the south east corner crowd who think they should lead all the celebrations , then it's all the better.
Those who spend their lives distraught about Tom Hark are no doubt the same ones who dislike the drummer because he too has stolen their thunder.
They could always go to Oxford. they don't have a drummer or music.
reading_ladNobby The music is brilliant. Tom Hark is the perfect football music and if it pees off all the south east corner crowd who think they should lead all the celebrations , then it's all the better.
Those who spend their lives distraught about Tom Hark are no doubt the same ones who dislike the drummer because he too has stolen their thunder.
They could always go to Oxford. they don't have a drummer or music.
You really are a muppet. I don't have a problem with the drummer (most of the time) but tom hark!!! why is that back.
Anyone over the age of 12 pumping their fists in the air after a goal to this looks like an utter cnut
reading_ladNobby The music is brilliant. Tom Hark is the perfect football music and if it pees off all the south east corner crowd who think they should lead all the celebrations , then it's all the better.
Those who spend their lives distraught about Tom Hark are no doubt the same ones who dislike the drummer because he too has stolen their thunder.
They could always go to Oxford. they don't have a drummer or music.
You really are a muppet. I don't have a problem with the drummer (most of the time) but tom hark!!! why is that back.
Anyone over the age of 12 pumping their fists in the air after a goal to this looks like an utter cnut
RoyalBlue And I think you're depriving a village somewhere of a resident.
The fact that people carry on celebrating the goal when the music is played, with some joining in the arm motions like brainless zombies, does not mean that they all emailed/rang the club asking for the return of the music. So nothing wrong with my question at all - how many people contacted the club to ask for the music back and prompting the use of the term 'by popular demand'.
And whilst we're at it, why not do a Wycombe and start the tom-toms each time we win a corner. That will add to the atomosphere and if they keep it going long enough the brain dead will join in.
Come to think of it, let's have some piped crowd noise, then supporters won't have to bother to do anything themselves. We can even play some boos over the tannoy each time Brynjar or Oster give the ball away!
As for the argument advanced by someone else that it prolongs the atmosphere/celebrations - it probably does the exact opposite. The moment the music is turned off everyone shuts up and sits down!!
So maybe it's really a clever and devious bit of crowd/mind control on the part of the safety police at T he Mad Stad to make sure everyone sits down quickly!!
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