As mentioned at hui, E Rere Te Keo scans really well for seven nation army
E Rere Te Keo
I take it the lines "he's our Belgian scoring genius with a 24 inch penis, bellend by his toes" are unlikely to appear in any YF Classics this season?
Its not quite the same in centimetres
...and Ifill isn't with the club any more.
Worth running this by the club/Iwi? Sometimes repurposing cultural elements as songs doesn't fly to well. Don't see it being an issue here, but you don't want to offend.
Worth running this by the club/Iwi? Sometimes repurposing cultural elements as songs doesn't fly to well. Don't see it being an issue here, but you don't want to offend.
Wouldnt see why. Its not like we're doing the Haka. We're just singing 'Rise up Wellington' in Maori. But we might as well be safe and check
Could also replace Welly Oh with E Rere Te Keo.
Would mean the circus can sing it at other NZ home games without offending the locals.
E Rere Te Keo,
E Rere Te Keo,
We're the Phoenix FC,
Dari's yellow army
I thought Seven Nation army was the theme for the Victory? Don't they play the riff after every goal?
Na they were using Stand By Me last season
According to Wikipedia the Vuc invented it as a chant. Of course Wikipedia is never wrong but it seems like a Victory song to me.
According to Wikipedia the Vuc invented it as a chant. Of course Wikipedia is never wrong but it seems like a Victory song to me.
Should update wikipedia then :)
Victory did everything first. Known fact.
Do you know nothing?
Pretty obvious from the Deomcalypse thread that that is the case.
I'm glad that Victory invented this game we call football though.
Nah I alsways thought that some rugby fans did that first for Waisukky Myhole-Oh!
From the nme,
"The track has been adopted as an unlikely football anthem, first adopted as a theme for Italy’s World Cup 2006 win, and then became used to soundtrack teams walking onto the pitch in Euro 2008, and quickly spread across Europe. It was played when a goal was scored at Euro 2012 and is now known in parts Europe as ‘The Po Po Po Po Po Po Song’."
http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/20-things-you-m...