Wes Tender Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 I don't know whether it has been mentioned on any of the many threads about our new manager, but according to the announcement on the OS, tomorrow is Alan Pardew's birthday. An auspicious day for him, but also for us, as it is the dawn of a new era for the club with a new owner and a new manager and not only the first match when they will both be at the stadium at the stadium, but a match also against serious classy opposition. As the stadium is going to be substantially close to a capacity attendance, what better opportunity to welcome Alan than with a rousing chorus of "Happy Birthday"?
John B Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 I don't know whether it has been mentioned on any of the many threads about our new manager, but according to the announcement on the OS, tomorrow is Alan Pardew's birthday. An auspicious day for him, but also for us, as it is the dawn of a new era for the club with a new owner and a new manager and not only the first match when they will both be at the stadium at the stadium, but a match also against serious classy opposition. As the stadium is going to be substantially close to a capacity attendance, what better opportunity to welcome Alan than with a rousing chorus of "Happy Birthday"? Yes I mentioned it yesterday but your idea is good I think is background is good also http://www.4thegame.com/club/west-ham-united-fc/manager-profile/31147/alanpardew.html
ART Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 I don't know whether it has been mentioned on any of the many threads about our new manager, but according to the announcement on the OS, tomorrow is Alan Pardew's birthday. An auspicious day for him, but also for us, as it is the dawn of a new era for the club with a new owner and a new manager and not only the first match when they will both be at the stadium at the stadium, but a match also against serious classy opposition. As the stadium is going to be substantially close to a capacity attendance, what better opportunity to welcome Alan than with a rousing chorus of "Happy Birthday"? Before making fools of ourselves could you please provide a confirmable link to this information. Nothing would be worse than give him a rousing Happy Birthday and him not know what the f U cK we were on about.
Scummer Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 Before making fools of ourselves could you please provide a confirmable link to this information. Nothing would be worse than give him a rousing Happy Birthday and him not know what the f U cK we were on about. As said in the first post, it's on the OS.
Big Bad Bob Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 Before making fools of ourselves could you please provide a confirmable link to this information. Nothing would be worse than give him a rousing Happy Birthday and him not know what the f U cK we were on about. It's on WikiPedia too http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardew You can't get any truer than WikiPedia :-k
Rocker268 Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 It's on WikiPedia too http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardew You can't get any truer than WikiPedia :-k It's also on the Echo, but then they may have just gotten there info off of Wikipedia anyway. I think Happy Birthday is a good idea I had a similar thought as well
Rogerfryisalegend Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 It's my birthday tommorow as well sing away.
Wes Tender Posted 17 July, 2009 Author Posted 17 July, 2009 Before making fools of ourselves could you please provide a confirmable link to this information. Nothing would be worse than give him a rousing Happy Birthday and him not know what the f U cK we were on about. As well as being on the OS, it is also confirmed on Wikepaedia.
Wes Tender Posted 17 July, 2009 Author Posted 17 July, 2009 It's my birthday tommorow as well sing away. Is your real name Alan too?
Big Bad Bob Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 As well as being on the OS, it is also confirmed on Wikepaedia. And it's in the Echo too, but they might just have got their information from here/WikiPedia BTW Is your WikiPedia a special one for Portsmouth residents??
Wes Tender Posted 17 July, 2009 Author Posted 17 July, 2009 And it's in the Echo too, but they might just have got their information from here/WikiPedia BTW Is your WikiPedia a special one for Portsmouth residents?? Why? Does theirs only have cartoon pictures to explain everything?
Wes Tender Posted 17 July, 2009 Author Posted 17 July, 2009 And it's in the Echo too, but they might just have got their information from here/WikiPedia BTW Is your WikiPedia a special one for Portsmouth residents?? Ah! I see. I couldn't be arsed to look up the correct spelling and guessed at it.
Scudamore Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 How does the birthday song go? I believe he means this one... Go, go, go, go Go, go, go shawty It's your birthday We gon' party like it's yo birthday We gon' sip Bacardi like it's your birthday And you know we don't give a fudge It's not your birthday! You can find me in the club, bottle full of bub Look mami I got the X if you into taking drugs I'm into having sex, I ain't into making love So come give me a hug if you into to getting rubbed Quite apt really...meet me in da club...where we'll play Ajax...
Junior Mullet Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 I believe he means this one... Go, go, go, go Go, go, go shawty It's your birthday We gon' party like it's yo birthday We gon' sip Bacardi like it's your birthday And you know we don't give a fudge It's not your birthday! You can find me in the club, bottle full of bub Look mami I got the X if you into taking drugs I'm into having sex, I ain't into making love So come give me a hug if you into to getting rubbed Quite apt really...meet me in da club...where we'll play Ajax... One of the weirdest posts ever on here, I reckon and weirder still I read it all.
CWD Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 But do we sing "Happy Birthday dear Alan?", "Happy Birthday dear Pardew?", "dear gaffer!?" Help me out here guys!
trousers Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 But do we sing "Happy Birthday dear Alan?", "Happy Birthday dear Pardew?", "dear gaffer!?" Help me out here guys! "Pardie" HTH
Wes Tender Posted 17 July, 2009 Author Posted 17 July, 2009 It really doesn't matter that much whether we sing Alan, Alan Pardew, Pardie, or any other variation. Provided that we get a lot of people singing it, he'll know that we are singing it for him, as will Markus realise that it's for Alan too. It will be a great way of welcoming Alan to the club and it will also reinforce the impression of a good family club with great fans that was a contributing factor to Markus buying us.
Just a Fan Posted 17 July, 2009 Posted 17 July, 2009 OMG it's my birthday aswell. So that's Alan Pardew, Rogerfryisalegend and me. Must be an omen!
southamptonfclegend Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 I don't know whether it has been mentioned on any of the many threads about our new manager, but according to the announcement on the OS, tomorrow is Alan Pardew's birthday. An auspicious day for him, but also for us, as it is the dawn of a new era for the club with a new owner and a new manager and not only the first match when they will both be at the stadium at the stadium, but a match also against serious classy opposition. As the stadium is going to be substantially close to a capacity attendance, what better opportunity to welcome Alan than with a rousing chorus of "Happy Birthday"? i'm pretty sure Alan Pardew has been to SMS before
Wes Tender Posted 18 July, 2009 Author Posted 18 July, 2009 i'm pretty sure Alan Pardew has been to SMS before Was Markus Leiberr here with him to watch a match too?
jawillwill Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 "Pardie" HTH We could sing "10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...Lets all have a Disco etc" ...but instead of "disco" sing "party" but instead of "party" sing "Pardie".
Wiltshire Saint Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 But where do we draw the line? Do we sing Happy Birthday to all the players as well? What if we forget someones birthday? That really good destroy a young players confidence. Besides if it a players birthday, they'll be expecting the song and won't really be focussed on the game. It could lead to an error and a goal conceded. Just because he is our manager, doesn't mean we should sing happy birthday. Do we chant "Happy Christmas" to him in December? What about "Have good easter?". There are other people with birthdays. Why don't they get a song? There are soldiers fighting to proect us who are having birthdays? What if we showed our appreciation by singing songs for them? Besides which, it's only a handful of people on here that will know it's his birthday and be singing and the rest of the fans wll be stood there thinking "they must be SWF posters.....the tw*ts are off again"
sotonjoe Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 But where do we draw the line? Do we sing Happy Birthday to all the players as well? What if we forget someones birthday? That really good destroy a young players confidence. Besides if it a players birthday, they'll be expecting the song and won't really be focussed on the game. It could lead to an error and a goal conceded. Just because he is our manager, doesn't mean we should sing happy birthday. Do we chant "Happy Christmas" to him in December? What about "Have good easter?". There are other people with birthdays. Why don't they get a song? There are soldiers fighting to proect us who are having birthdays? What if we showed our appreciation by singing songs for them? Besides which, it's only a handful of people on here that will know it's his birthday and be singing and the rest of the fans wll be stood there thinking "they must be SWF posters.....the tw*ts are off again" You are a legend. I was just going to try and compose of those myself but you got there quicker.
Wes Tender Posted 18 July, 2009 Author Posted 18 July, 2009 But where do we draw the line? Do we sing Happy Birthday to all the players as well? What if we forget someones birthday? That really good destroy a young players confidence. Besides if it a players birthday, they'll be expecting the song and won't really be focussed on the game. It could lead to an error and a goal conceded. Just because he is our manager, doesn't mean we should sing happy birthday. Do we chant "Happy Christmas" to him in December? What about "Have good easter?". There are other people with birthdays. Why don't they get a song? There are soldiers fighting to proect us who are having birthdays? What if we showed our appreciation by singing songs for them? Besides which, it's only a handful of people on here that will know it's his birthday and be singing and the rest of the fans wll be stood there thinking "they must be SWF posters.....the tw*ts are off again" OK, let's all stop chanting players names if they do something good on the pitch, as other players will get upset because we haven't chanted their names. When a new player is signed, let's not dare chant their name in case the other players think that we didn't do it quite as loudly for them. Let's not chant anything for our new owner especially, as we wouldn't want him to know that we appreciate him taking us over. In fact, let's not go to the match at all, as it's only a friendly with us having a crap team. Pardew's birthday was mentioned on the OS. Now, of course, nobody reads that, do they? So you're quite right, everybody will think that it has only been mentioned on here. If you don't reckon that there is anything out of the ordinary in having a new manager attend the stadium to see his new team and the owner for the first match here on his birthday, then fine. Don't chant. Nobody is forcing you. We wouldn't want any chanting disturbing the quietness or your sleep.
sotonjoe Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 OK, let's all stop chanting players names if they do something good on the pitch, as other players will get upset because we haven't chanted their names. When a new player is signed, let's not dare chant their name in case the other players think that we didn't do it quite as loudly for them. Let's not chant anything for our new owner especially, as we wouldn't want him to know that we appreciate him taking us over. In fact, let's not go to the match at all, as it's only a friendly with us having a crap team. Pardew's birthday was mentioned on the OS. Now, of course, nobody reads that, do they? So you're quite right, everybody will think that it has only been mentioned on here. If you don't reckon that there is anything out of the ordinary in having a new manager attend the stadium to see his new team and the owner for the first match here on his birthday, then fine. Don't chant. Nobody is forcing you. We wouldn't want any chanting disturbing the quietness or your sleep. oh dear wes ... you haven't be keeping with things have you ... :smt044
Wiltshire Saint Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 OK, let's all stop chanting players names if they do something good on the pitch, as other players will get upset because we haven't chanted their names. When a new player is signed, let's not dare chant their name in case the other players think that we didn't do it quite as loudly for them. Let's not chant anything for our new owner especially, as we wouldn't want him to know that we appreciate him taking us over. In fact, let's not go to the match at all, as it's only a friendly with us having a crap team. Pardew's birthday was mentioned on the OS. Now, of course, nobody reads that, do they? So you're quite right, everybody will think that it has only been mentioned on here. If you don't reckon that there is anything out of the ordinary in having a new manager attend the stadium to see his new team and the owner for the first match here on his birthday, then fine. Don't chant. Nobody is forcing you. We wouldn't want any chanting disturbing the quietness or your sleep. Are you saying that Alan Pardew's birthday is more important than the birthdays of the soldiers fighting for our freedom? If it weren't for those soldiers you wouldn't be going to a football game, be it in silence or singing birthday songs. I am not suggesting that we don't sing songs and sit there in silences. Maybe we could come up with a compromise? Hpw about the birthdays of all of the players on the OS, pinned to the walls in SMS and displayed where we can all see them. Then we can sing Happy Birthday to all players and no one will get upset at having been missed oput. It's a little unfortunate for those that have birthdays in the close season, but we could maybe have a big catch up session on the first game of the new season (unless of course that was the actul date of a players birthday because then he would feel like we had denegrated his special day by singing to other people who had their birthday weeks ago). If we sang Happy Birthday to every player (and maybe backroom staff) then I think it would be a good idea. Poll please mods? a) We should sing Happy Birthday to AP only b) We should sing to all players, including a catch up session for those who had birthdays in close season c) Sing Happy Birthday to all players but with no catch up session d) Sing happy birthday to AP, players and backroom staff e) Sing Happy Birthday to our troops who are saving us from the bad dangers and that
sotonjoe Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 Are you saying that Alan Pardew's birthday is more important than the birthdays of the soldiers fighting for our freedom? If it weren't for those soldiers you wouldn't be going to a football game, be it in silence or singing birthday songs. I am not suggesting that we don't sing songs and sit there in silences. Maybe we could come up with a compromise? Hpw about the birthdays of all of the players on the OS, pinned to the walls in SMS and displayed where we can all see them. Then we can sing Happy Birthday to all players and no one will get upset at having been missed oput. It's a little unfortunate for those that have birthdays in the close season, but we could maybe have a big catch up session on the first game of the new season (unless of course that was the actul date of a players birthday because then he would feel like we had denegrated his special day by singing to other people who had their birthday weeks ago). If we sang Happy Birthday to every player (and maybe backroom staff) then I think it would be a good idea. Poll please mods? a) We should sing Happy Birthday to AP only b) We should sing to all players, including a catch up session for those who had birthdays in close season c) Sing Happy Birthday to all players but with no catch up session d) Sing happy birthday to AP, players and backroom staff e) Sing Happy Birthday to our troops who are saving us from the bad dangers and that you could hear the whoosh from here Wiltshire! Poor lad.
Wes Tender Posted 18 July, 2009 Author Posted 18 July, 2009 Are you saying that Alan Pardew's birthday is more important than the birthdays of the soldiers fighting for our freedom? If it weren't for those soldiers you wouldn't be going to a football game, be it in silence or singing birthday songs. I am not suggesting that we don't sing songs and sit there in silences. Maybe we could come up with a compromise? Hpw about the birthdays of all of the players on the OS, pinned to the walls in SMS and displayed where we can all see them. Then we can sing Happy Birthday to all players and no one will get upset at having been missed oput. It's a little unfortunate for those that have birthdays in the close season, but we could maybe have a big catch up session on the first game of the new season (unless of course that was the actul date of a players birthday because then he would feel like we had denegrated his special day by singing to other people who had their birthday weeks ago). If we sang Happy Birthday to every player (and maybe backroom staff) then I think it would be a good idea. Poll please mods? a) We should sing Happy Birthday to AP only b) We should sing to all players, including a catch up session for those who had birthdays in close season c) Sing Happy Birthday to all players but with no catch up session d) Sing happy birthday to AP, players and backroom staff e) Sing Happy Birthday to our troops who are saving us from the bad dangers and that Do you work for the Government as a Civil Servant? I'm getting undertones of Sir Humphrey here. Anyway, I'm off to the match. You carry on the discussion with sotonjoe...
sotonjoe Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 Do you work for the Government as a Civil Servant? I'm getting undertones of Sir Humphrey here. Anyway, I'm off to the match. You carry on the discussion with sotonjoe... :confused:
SFC1906 Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 But where do we draw the line? Do we sing Happy Birthday to all the players as well? What if we forget someones birthday? That really good destroy a young players confidence. Besides if it a players birthday, they'll be expecting the song and won't really be focussed on the game. It could lead to an error and a goal conceded. Just because he is our manager, doesn't mean we should sing happy birthday. Do we chant "Happy Christmas" to him in December? What about "Have good easter?". There are other people with birthdays. Why don't they get a song? There are soldiers fighting to proect us who are having birthdays? What if we showed our appreciation by singing songs for them? Besides which, it's only a handful of people on here that will know it's his birthday and be singing and the rest of the fans wll be stood there thinking "they must be SWF posters.....the tw*ts are off again" If I remember correctly didn't 'Tin Man' Delgado go on record saying that he was upset because we didn't sing him happy birthday?
sotonjoe Posted 18 July, 2009 Posted 18 July, 2009 If I remember correctly didn't 'Tin Man' Delgado go on record saying that he was upset because we didn't sing him happy birthday? good point
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