Could do with a bit of choreography and a final flourish because imho it falls a bit flat at the end and fans don't know whether to sit down straight away or what and then it goes a bit quiet...how about doing a quick chorus of the okey kokey at the end of the chant with a 'knees bend, arms stretch, rah rah rah' and a 360 turnaround and everybody sits down straight away ? And repeat the chant every 10 mins rather than a random 3 times as against Blackburn...something that the media could use and/or would go viral...
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Seriously though, it may want something. I agree with the poster on another thread though who said that it should go on much longer. Not just for a few rounds, keep it going for ages.
And then a step to the right
With your hands on your hips
You bring your knees in tight
But it's the pelvic thrust that really drives you insane.
We all turn and point at KM and sing
Knees up mother Meire
Knees up mother Meire
under the table you must go
Ei ei ei eio
If I catch you bending I'll saw your leg right off
Knees up knees up don't get the breeze up
Knees up mother Meire
Oh my what a rotten tart
What a rotten tart, what a rotten tart
Oh my what a rotten tart
And what a rotten owner toooo
Let's support the team during the game?
I personally think that in circumstances like that it's right and proper to sing SUIYWTO - because that's when you realise that this is more important than the single game you're watching. Also, to those who claim we shouldn't sing it during the match, I think we should because it's bound to make the highlights at some point and it's also visually impressive - perhaps more so than the protests.
When else are we going to get people a few rows away from Katrien voicing their concern? The fact it's spread to the Directors Box is a massive thumbs up, and something we should continue. It must be awfully embarrassing for her..
Besides, Jacko seemed happy with the support on twitter after the match.
If it's good enough for Jacko, I think he said "You couldn't have done more", then it's good enough for me.
The visual impact of all of those in the ground, with black and white reigning supreme, and The Valley woken from it's dormancy is really quite special.