Chant suggestions for Soccer AM

[bringonthemilkman]

Looking forward to seeing us well-represented on Soccer AM tomorrow. On the locked thread, Leigh seems a bit concerned that those picked might have volunteered to make fools out of themselves. Well, it occurred to me they should not make fools out of the rest of us by not having a proper chant prepared for their introduction and after the ad breaks.
I suggest "In Plymouth's fair city,,," as it is an appropriate length and seems to have become unique to us. After the ad breaks perhaps a rousing "Pasties & Cider" would emphasise our westcountry heritage. Although it is now a bit dated, "Say no to the pasty tax" would add a bit of humour.
After that they can go out and defend our title in the car park game. No pressure there then!

 

[Saracen10]

Looking forward to seeing us well-represented on Soccer AM tomorrow. On the locked thread, Leigh seems a bit concerned that those picked might have volunteered to make fools out of themselves. Well, it occurred to me they should not make fools out of the rest of us by not having a proper chant prepared for their introduction and after the ad breaks.
I suggest "In Plymouth's fair city,,," as it is an appropriate length and seems to have become unique to us. After the ad breaks perhaps a rousing "Pasties & Cider" would emphasise our westcountry heritage. Although it is now a bit dated, "Say no to the pasty tax" would add a bit of humour.
After that they can go out and defend our title in the car park game. No pressure there then!

Bang on Milky :scarf:

 

[Plympton Pong]

Who the **** is Edgar Davids.

 

[JMS]

There's only one Carl Fletcher!

 

[pilgrim_pete]

Say no the pasty tax, love it!

 

[GreenSam]

I kind of gave up on Soccer AM this season, after many years of watching/recording it.

It had lost some of the edginess and humour of the old days and the reduction to two hours means a lot less time for some of the regular features.

Not having seen it this season, I may be wrong - but last season, the time given for the Fans of the Week to interact with Max and Helen was restricted to a general greeting at the top of the show, a bit of a shirt swap bit when the Soccerette was introduced and then the "kick the ball through a hole in the car park" game at the end.

Back when it was a three hour show, Helen would have a chat with the fans and ask for score predictions - but that seems to have fallen by the wayside.

So, the opening chant will probably be the highlight of the morning.

It's not even half the show it was.

I know Tim Lovejoy is far from the most popular person in the world but he made that show tick.

 

[Ollieargyle9]

I kind of gave up on Soccer AM this season, after many years of watching/recording it.

It had lost some of the edginess and humour of the old days and the reduction to two hours means a lot less time for some of the regular features.

Not having seen it this season, I may be wrong - but last season, the time given for the Fans of the Week to interact with Max and Helen was restricted to a general greeting at the top of the show, a bit of a shirt swap bit when the Soccerette was introduced and then the "kick the ball through a hole in the car park" game at the end.

Back when it was a three hour show, Helen would have a chat with the fans and ask for score predictions - but that seems to have fallen by the wayside.

So, the opening chant will probably be the highlight of the morning.

It's not even half the show it was.

I know Tim Lovejoy is far from the most popular person in the world but he made that show tick.

I'm another one that used to be a fan of the show, they had some good features in there which were very enjoyable however the reduction of the time slot the show is given combined with the pressure on the programmes organisers to keep coming up with new funny features has made the humour seem a bit forced.

I might watch the Argyle fans on there to see if they get the chance to say anything of interest but other than that Soccer Am is very much a show I used to enjoy but can no longer bring myself to watch.

 

[samjones]

Booing seems to be the most popular at Home Park or maybe going down going down going down

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

Looking forward to seeing us well-represented on Soccer AM tomorrow. On the locked thread, Leigh seems a bit concerned that those picked might have volunteered to make fools out of themselves. Well, it occurred to me they should not make fools out of the rest of us by not having a proper chant prepared for their introduction and after the ad breaks.
I suggest "In Plymouth's fair city,,," as it is an appropriate length and seems to have become unique to us. After the ad breaks perhaps a rousing "Pasties & Cider" would emphasise our westcountry heritage. Although it is now a bit dated, "Say no to the pasty tax" would add a bit of humour.
After that they can go out and defend our title in the car park game. No pressure there then!

Who else is likely to sing "in Plymouth's fair city...."

Loads of clubs have a version of Molly Malone but I guess using the word Plymouth is quite unique :greensmile:

The pasty chant would be brilliant though.

 

[Keepitgreen]

I kind of gave up on Soccer AM this season, after many years of watching/recording it.

It had lost some of the edginess and humour of the old days and the reduction to two hours means a lot less time for some of the regular features.

Not having seen it this season, I may be wrong - but last season, the time given for the Fans of the Week to interact with Max and Helen was restricted to a general greeting at the top of the show, a bit of a shirt swap bit when the Soccerette was introduced and then the "kick the ball through a hole in the car park" game at the end.

Back when it was a three hour show, Helen would have a chat with the fans and ask for score predictions - but that seems to have fallen by the wayside.

So, the opening chant will probably be the highlight of the morning.

It's not even half the show it was.

I know Tim Lovejoy is far from the most popular person in the world but he made that show tick.

Agreed. The only one I look forward to now (when I bother to watch it) is Tubes. He manages to get a laugh out of me.

 

[Ade the green]

Hasn't the government already scrapped the pasty tax in which case we'll look out of date.

 

[pilgrim_pete]

I kind of gave up on Soccer AM this season, after many years of watching/recording it.

It had lost some of the edginess and humour of the old days and the reduction to two hours means a lot less time for some of the regular features.

Not having seen it this season, I may be wrong - but last season, the time given for the Fans of the Week to interact with Max and Helen was restricted to a general greeting at the top of the show, a bit of a shirt swap bit when the Soccerette was introduced and then the "kick the ball through a hole in the car park" game at the end.

Back when it was a three hour show, Helen would have a chat with the fans and ask for score predictions - but that seems to have fallen by the wayside.

So, the opening chant will probably be the highlight of the morning.

It's not even half the show it was.

I know Tim Lovejoy is far from the most popular person in the world but he made that show tick.

Agreed. The only one I look forward to now (when I bother to watch it) is Tubes. He manages to get a laugh out of me.

Not forgetting the Hairy Strikers!

 

[Keepitgreen]

On the locked thread, Leigh (Lee) seems a bit concerned that those picked might have volunteered to make fools out of themselves.

What gives you that impression? I can't see anything to suggest that.

That's true PP but on the whole it does appear to have gone downhill.

 

[Liam Vercoe]

"We're Plymouth Argyle, we always believe"
"Westcountry lalala"
"Romain Larrieu tralalalala"

And the obligatory GREEN ARRMY!

 

[Shadowknight]

Who the **** is Edgar Davids.

Apt, apparently just signed as a coach at Barnet?