Anyone else think we need a more upbeat, inspiring song/piece of music to take the field to? I know this will divide opinion and has probably been raised on here before but I can't help feeling that the normally average atmosphere at the valley could be boosted by playing something to get the crowd going. Mull of Kintyre may be a good compromise but there are many other options. Or we could respect and stick with tradition and stay with what we've got.
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It's part of us.
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/62952/red-red-robin-soon-to-be-ditched/p1
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/42815/red-red-robin/p1
http://www.charltonlife.com/discussion/56867/red-red-robin
http://www.charltonlife.com/discussion/57218/red-red-robin
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/39872/red-red-robin-song
In 2014, there remains - thankfully - some things that are, perhaps, quirky or old-fashioned. 'The Red, Red Robin' is such. It sums up CAFC and CAFC folk rather nicely; like most, we have our ups and downs, we complain, we are sometimes anxious... yet we endure. We endure through our identity; what makes us 'us'. Live, love, laugh, and be happy. Billy Cotton and his band at their best. What is there to dislike? Don't erode what defines us. There's lots of muzak that our stadium announcer might play. Much of it would be bland. Chill out, clap along, and rejoice that, in a world of blandness, we have something worth appreciating. Live, love, laugh and be happy.
It's tradition, clubs/ loyalties/ ties/ nostalgia are built on traditional customs, it may be a crap song, it may not be upbeat, it may not be inspiring or banging, but ITS OUR crap, downbeat, uninspiring song.
No?
Well it was easy to miss as played very quietly and it was MOK not VFR.
LFC don't run out to YNWA and West Ham don't run out to Bubbles.
They are played shortly before kick off.
We tried with MOK but IMHO wrong version, wrong volume and no annoucement.
Keep RRR. It doesn't make us a themos flask club, silly last comment from drewman, it makes us Charlton.
Please don't do it. We may be in a minority, but the bunch I sit with enjoy joining in with the song. Love the tune, and what it means.
We are not the only team to walk out to a tune. And if you want old, try Sunderland. "Dance of the Nobles" by Prokofiev, from the ballet "Romeo and Juliet". There aren't even any words to sing!
(1) Get Cheerleaders
(2) Replace our Stadium with the generic bowl shape design.
Just NO end off!!
Imo no, George would have still fluffed his lines at the end.