Joined: Sep 02 2008 Posts: 1121 Location: Waltzing around Wythenshawe or the cornerhouse
Righto, maybe a bit odd/random to some, however many of you may recall at the final hooter in 07 at NRC final 'homeward bound' was played . Now I know many of us hate that song, and in contrast some of us think it is very fitting for obvious reasons. Now I am guessing that this was done by popular demand and the club spoke to the authorities at RFL/Bloomfield rd.
Some of you may recall this track that a certeain Widnes fan recorded some years ago, bit corny and cheesy in parts, however very catchy and easy to sing a long too IMO.
Also a big fan of Widnes folk singer/songwriter Greg Oldfield, Greg was in a band of Widnes lads called the 'Fetch', who wrote some 'folky' stuff about our town. Many of you will probably have heard it before:
Anyone the point of my ramblings being, the club played a Greg Oldfield track prior to a few of the matches in 2006 IIRC, be great if they could consider it for our big final. Anyway, would probably be best suggested on TIW, however I was banned long long ago. Anyway just a thought. Ta
Righto, maybe a bit odd/random to some, however many of you may recall at the final hooter in 07 at NRC final 'homeward bound' was played . Now I know many of us hate that song, and in contrast some of us think it is very fitting for obvious reasons. Now I am guessing that this was done by popular demand and the club spoke to the authorities at RFL/Bloomfield rd.
Some of you may recall this track that a certeain Widnes fan recorded some years ago, bit corny and cheesy in parts, however very catchy and easy to sing a long too IMO.
Also a big fan of Widnes folk singer/songwriter Greg Oldfield, Greg was in a band of Widnes lads called the 'Fetch', who wrote some 'folky' stuff about our town. Many of you will probably have heard it before:
Anyone the point of my ramblings being, the club played a Greg Oldfield track prior to a few of the matches in 2006 IIRC, be great if they could consider it for our big final. Anyway, would probably be best suggested on TIW, however I was banned long long ago. Anyway just a thought. Ta
an atmosphere that isn't created by people in matching shirts clapping along to a drum or novelty PA music might be nice!
Bertie Magoo's PA wrote:Righto, maybe a bit odd/random to some, however many of you may recall at the final hooter in 07 at NRC final 'homeward bound' was played . Now I know many of us hate that song, and in contrast some of us think it is very fitting for obvious reasons. Now I am guessing that this was done by popular demand and the club spoke to the authorities at RFL/Bloomfield rd.
Some of you may recall this track that a certeain Widnes fan recorded some years ago, bit corny and cheesy in parts, however very catchy and easy to sing a long too IMO.
Also a big fan of Widnes folk singer/songwriter Greg Oldfield, Greg was in a band of Widnes lads called the 'Fetch', who wrote some 'folky' stuff about our town. Many of you will probably have heard it before:
Anyone the point of my ramblings being, the club played a Greg Oldfield track prior to a few of the matches in 2006 IIRC, be great if they could consider it for our big final. Anyway, would probably be best suggested on TIW, however I was banned long long ago. Anyway just a thought. Ta
my uncle is very good friends with grag and used to be in the band great and lady soul with him back in the day so i know him
not revelant just thought id say
Bertie Magoo's PA wrote:Righto, maybe a bit odd/random to some, however many of you may recall at the final hooter in 07 at NRC final 'homeward bound' was played . Now I know many of us hate that song, and in contrast some of us think it is very fitting for obvious reasons. Now I am guessing that this was done by popular demand and the club spoke to the authorities at RFL/Bloomfield rd.
Some of you may recall this track that a certeain Widnes fan recorded some years ago, bit corny and cheesy in parts, however very catchy and easy to sing a long too IMO.
Also a big fan of Widnes folk singer/songwriter Greg Oldfield, Greg was in a band of Widnes lads called the 'Fetch', who wrote some 'folky' stuff about our town. Many of you will probably have heard it before:
Anyone the point of my ramblings being, the club played a Greg Oldfield track prior to a few of the matches in 2006 IIRC, be great if they could consider it for our big final. Anyway, would probably be best suggested on TIW, however I was banned long long ago. Anyway just a thought. Ta
my uncle is very good friends with grag and used to be in the band great and lady soul with him back in the day so i know him
danavvo wrote:my uncle is very good friends with grag and used to be in the band great and lady soul with him back in the day so i know him
not revelant just thought id say
Namedropper!
Doves are loving class! They were on at Delamere the other week but unfortunately for me I missed it
This debate always crops up about an anthem, Ring of Fire would have been ideal but I don't think the Utd fans in Widnes would be singing that!
Mersey Paradise / One Love / This is The One - Stone Roses
Anything by Chemical Brothers (Setting Sun,
Come Together or Hey Jude - The Beatles
Wonder of You - Elvis
I would probably go with Hey Jude, easily recognisible and can also be easily traded in for na,na,na,na-na-na-naaaaaaaa, na-na-na-naaaaaaa Wiiiiiiidnes!
This is history. This is history. Right here. Right now. This is history.
I thought it was Widnes?
[quote="BIGAL1"]All games are winnable, whats hard to understand about that.
Wakefield turn over a big club every season and i see no reason why Widnes can't do the same.[/quote]
Joined: Oct 16 2003 Posts: 3575 Location: Keeping my head down the wrong side of Fiddlers Ferry..
Vic King wrote:Namedropper!
Doves are loving class! They were on at Delamere the other week but unfortunately for me I missed it
Managed to make that gig.. meant me having to miss the last 10 minutes of Widnes vs Fev but it was truly excellent. Black and White town is a top tune and that would get my vote.
In EnemyTerritory wrote:Managed to make that gig.. meant me having to miss the last 10 minutes of Widnes vs Fev but it was truly excellent. Black and White town is a top tune and that would get my vote.
On that subject, how good is Delamere for watching a gig? Watched Weller there and The Charlatans. Gutted I missed Doves and also missed Embrace there too - loving top, top place to watch a gig with the stage at the bottom of the hill. Only bad thing is getting out the car park, but that was solved by getting a taxi the second time around.
B+WT is a choon but not a sing-a-long, hence Hey Jude for me - perhaps a poll of the suggestions?
This is history. This is history. Right here. Right now. This is history.
I thought it was Widnes?
[quote="BIGAL1"]All games are winnable, whats hard to understand about that.
Wakefield turn over a big club every season and i see no reason why Widnes can't do the same.[/quote]
Joined: Oct 16 2003 Posts: 3575 Location: Keeping my head down the wrong side of Fiddlers Ferry..
It was absolutely brilliant..everyone gets a top view, it's fairly easy to get served at the bar and when the sun goes down it's just phenomenal!!
Gutted I missed Embrace too, pure quality. Always remember watching them support Snow Patrol in a gig in San Francisco.
Doves were brilliant..
Slightly less cool on the following night I went back and watched Katherine Jenkins with the missus and her folks... she is one gorgeous lady.. (applies to both my wife and Katherine Jenkins)
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