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Any chance of this one getting going you reckon?

 

"Osssssss-valdo! He's gonna score today! It's just a shot away!"

 

It seems we may end up with a "he scores when he wants", but it'd be nice to have something unique, original and appealing to the player.

 

It just works. The tune, the meaning, the words. It fits and it's catchy. [/simoncowell]

 

We've already read and seen how Osvaldo needs to feel appreciated and loved, and as well as being a pretty good chant for the reasons listed above, it certainly serves a purpose in playing up to him and his biggest love, The Rolling Stones.

 

 

 

Anyone? Please not another terrible and generic chant...

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We've already read and seen how Osvaldo needs to feel appreciated and loved, and as well as being a pretty good chant for the reasons listed above, it certainly serves a purpose in playing up to him and his biggest love, The Rolling Stones.

Ballad of John and Yoko might be more appropriate if his t-shirt when he arrived at SMS is anything to go by.

I do like this guy, has decent taste in music. Still a bit concerned about players wearing glasses though.

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When have chants/songs suggested on this forum been taken up and used? Ever?

 

This one is good.

 

Simple, short and can be repeated. Plus half the lyrics are the original song, bonus.

 

And it's a rolling stones track, even better... If anyone is in doubt, just watch trousers' you tube link. Nice one saint_armstrong.

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Ballad of John and Yoko might be more appropriate if his t-shirt when he arrived at SMS is anything to go by.

I do like this guy, has decent taste in music. Still a bit concerned about players wearing glasses though.

 

Yes and it even mentions Southampton in the lyrics :)

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It's original so it would certainly be better than "clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap OSVALDO" or "doo doo doo" etc but what about if he has just scored? Don't think this one will catch on to be honest.

 

Think the Viva Ronaldo/Dani Osvaldo and Satisfaction suggestions are better, personally.

Posted
When have chants/songs suggested on this forum been taken up and used? Ever?

 

Rickie Lambert one is the best I can think of. As well as Jose Fonte baby and WTFILN. I'm sure if you go back further there has been more. This one and the new Wanyama one stolen from Celtic are two great chants so would be good to hear on Saturday.

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Now, I generally abhor these threads and tend to think of them as pathetic at the very least.

 

This song works really well though! It's short enough for you lot to remember, catchy, original and topical.

 

Get it done. :)

Posted

Scoring all the goals for Southampton,

He didn't want to play for the Spurs.

The guy in the goal said, "I didn't see that,

You know he didn't even give me a chance"

 

Christ you know it ain't easy,

You know how hard it can be.

The way things are going

He's gonna score two or three.

 

I did prefer 'you know how hard he can shoot' but then that didn't scan with 'score two or three'

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Scoring all the goals for Southampton,

He didn't want to play for the Spurs.

The guy in the goal said, "I didn't see that,

You know he didn't even give me a chance"

 

Christ you know it ain't easy,

You know how hard it can be.

The way things are going

He's gonna score two or three.

 

I did prefer 'you know how hard he can shoot' but then that didn't scan with 'score two or three'

 

Oswaldo's gonna score three

Posted
Change the Viva Ronaldo song for Morgan?

 

I get fed up recommending the best possible song/tune for Morgan and fail to understand why people don't appreciate how brilliant it is, given his French background:-

 

(To the tune of La Marseillaise / Ooh Ahh Cantona)

 

Morgaaaan

Morgaaaan

Morgan Schnei-der-lin

Morgaaaan Schneiderlin

 

 

http://youtu.be/ZHYN7nEzRFk

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I get fed up recommending the best possible song/tune for Morgan and fail to understand why people don't appreciate how brilliant it is, given his French background:-

 

(To the tune of La Marseillaise / Ooh Ahh Cantona)

 

Morgaaaan

Morgaaaan

Morgan Schnei-der-lin

Morgaaaan Schneiderlin

 

 

http://youtu.be/ZHYN7nEzRFk

 

Works for me!

Posted
Scoring all the goals for Southampton,

He didn't want to play for the Spurs.

The guy in the goal said, "I didn't see that,

You know he didn't even give me a chance"

 

Christ you know it ain't easy,

You know how hard it can be.

The way things are going

He's gonna score two or three.

 

I did prefer 'you know how hard he can shoot' but then that didn't scan with 'score two or three'

 

Oswaldo's gonna score three

 

Cheers! 90% of all royalties are still mine, mind!

Posted
Scoring all the goals for Southampton,

He didn't want to play for the Spurs.

The guy in the goal said, "I didn't see that,

You know he didn't even give me a chance"

 

Christ you know it ain't easy,

You know how hard it can be.

The way things are going

He's gonna score two or three.

 

I did prefer 'you know how hard he can shoot' but then that didn't scan with 'score two or three'

 

 

'Twould scan better if the second and fourth line in the verse rhymed. How about:

 

Playing on the pitch at Southampton,

Not in Italy, Holland or France.

The man in the goal said, "What a foot; what a head;

You know he didn't even give me a chance;

 

Christ, he makes it look easy;

You know the way it will be;

The way things are going

He's gonna score twenty-three.

 

;)

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Well, maybe some of you are familiar with Jonathan Richman's song "Pablo Picasso" - covered in the mid-70s by John Cale. A lovely little ditty that went like this:

 

 

"Well some people try to pick up girls

And get called a**holes;

This never happened to Pablo Picasso;

He could walk down your street

And girls could not resist his stare and

So Pablo Picasso was never called an a**hole."

 

Just change Pablo Picasso to Pablo Osvaldo. Brilliant. Of course, you'd have to be familiar with the original to get the tune. Worth checking out, eh?

 

So, what do you think? It has that certain je ne sais quois. ;)

Posted
Cheers! 90% of all royalties are still mine, mind!

Very good. I wonder how many in St Marys know the tune though. You will have to pay me 10% every time we sing it for more than 20 seconds.

Posted
Any chance of this one getting going you reckon?

 

"Osssssss-valdo! He's gonna score today! It's just a shot away!"

 

It seems we may end up with a "he scores when he wants", but it'd be nice to have something unique, original and appealing to the player.

 

It just works. The tune, the meaning, the words. It fits and it's catchy. [/simoncowell]

 

We've already read and seen how Osvaldo needs to feel appreciated and loved, and as well as being a pretty good chant for the reasons listed above, it certainly serves a purpose in playing up to him and his biggest love, The Rolling Stones.

 

 

 

Anyone? Please not another terrible and generic chant...

 

Don't give up the day job just yet.

Posted

Just change Pablo Picasso to Pablo Osvaldo. Brilliant. Of course, you'd have to be familiar with the original to get the tune. Worth checking out, eh?

 

So, what do you think? It has that certain je ne sais quois. ;)

 

Fine except that he prefers to be called Dani, rather than Pablo

Posted

The Ballad of John and Yoko is perfect for many reasons. Apart from the actual mention of Southampton in the opening line, Osvaldo must have some affinity with the song too. As far as I know, nobody else in British football uses the song and it's a well enough known tune and about the right length and not too many words have to be changed from the original, so it's instantly recognisable. It's pretty well there in the past two or three efforts. This is my version:-

 

 

Playing up front for Southampton

Scoring for fun for the Saints

The man in the goal said I didn't see that

You know he didn't give me a chance

 

Christ he makes it look easy

You know how good he can be

The way things are going

Osvaldo's gonna score three.

Posted
The Ballad of John and Yoko is perfect for many reasons. Apart from the actual mention of Southampton in the opening line, Osvaldo must have some affinity with the song too. As far as I know, nobody else in British football uses the song and it's a well enough known tune and about the right length and not too many words have to be changed from the original, so it's instantly recognisable. It's pretty well there in the past two or three efforts. This is my version:-

 

 

Playing up front for Southampton

Scoring for fun for the Saints

The man in the goal said I didn't see that

You know he didn't give me a chance

 

Christ he makes it look easy

You know how good he can be

The way things are going

Osvaldo's gonna score three.

 

Wes, I think I may have just given up another 10% of my royalties! "The Ballad of John & Yoko" is a far better tune for a song for Osvaldo.

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Wes, I think I may have just given up another 10% of my royalties! "The Ballad of John & Yoko" is a far better tune for a song for Osvaldo.

 

To you the plaudits for the original idea.

 

But unfortunately I have my doubts as to whether the Northam will cotton on to it, as their preference is for one liners that can be repeated until everybody has learned the 6/7 words.

Posted
Well I'll be chanting the 'Gimme Shelter' one on Saturday - far and away the best suggestion.

 

Yep. Not sure why people are still bothering. It's by far the best suggestion, simple, short and completely original.

Posted
Yep. Not sure why people are still bothering. It's by far the best suggestion, simple, short and completely original.

 

Precisely. Completely appropriate for those with the attention span of a gnat.

 

It might be the best suggestion based on that criteria, but the other one is vastly superior, cleverer, more imaginative, also completely original, more recognisable, connected to the City, would be appreciated by the player, but just not simple enough for the simpler fans.

Posted
Precisely. Completely appropriate for those with the attention span of a gnat.

 

It might be the best suggestion based on that criteria, but the other one is vastly superior, cleverer, more imaginative, also completely original, more recognisable, connected to the City, would be appreciated by the player, but just not simple enough for the simpler fans.

 

Spot on Wes. Which is why the gimme shelter one is the best horse to back. Will work.

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Spot on Wes. Which is why the gimme shelter one is the best horse to back. Will work.

I suppose on the plus side, it doesn't make reference to where he comes from, what his dietary habits are, it's ambivalent on his position regarding the Skates and it's short enough that those who attempt to beat out a rhythm on the backboards can't mess it up too much. On the minus side, it contains no profanities, which I thought was de rigeur for the Northam. ;)

 

So bearing that in mind, somebody ought to be thinking along the lines of adapting the Cortese song.

 

Osvaldo, whoa, whoa, Osvaldo whoa, whoa,

He plays for Italy

He f*cking hates Pompey

Eats corned beef with his spaghetti, etc.

Posted

Bearing in mind our chant of, "we sing our own songs" hadn't we better start rewriting all our songs instead of concentrating just on the new guys. I find our chants as original as the monkees. Any sort of originality would be most welcome.

Posted
Bearing in mind our chant of, "we sing our own songs" hadn't we better start rewriting all our songs instead of concentrating just on the new guys. I find our chants as original as the monkees. Any sort of originality would be most welcome.

 

Go on then.....

Posted
The Ballad of John and Yoko is perfect for many reasons. Apart from the actual mention of Southampton in the opening line, Osvaldo must have some affinity with the song too. As far as I know, nobody else in British football uses the song and it's a well enough known tune and about the right length and not too many words have to be changed from the original, so it's instantly recognisable. It's pretty well there in the past two or three efforts. This is my version:-

 

 

Playing up front for Southampton

Scoring for fun for the Saints

The man in the goal said I didn't see that

You know he didn't give me a chance

 

Christ he makes it look easy

You know how good he can be

The way things are going

Osvaldo's gonna score three.

 

I think the length of this one, whatever version, means it won't happen. Would be great though.

 

I'd suggest mixing both versions like this:

 

Playing up front for Southampton

Not in Italy, Holland or France

The man in the goal said I didn't see that

You know he didn't give me a chance

 

Christ he makes it look easy

You know how good he can be

The way things are going

Osvaldo's gonna score three.

 

Bears the closest resemblance to the original too.

Posted
The Ballad of John and Yoko is perfect for many reasons. Apart from the actual mention of Southampton in the opening line, Osvaldo must have some affinity with the song too. As far as I know, nobody else in British football uses the song and it's a well enough known tune and about the right length and not too many words have to be changed from the original, so it's instantly recognisable. It's pretty well there in the past two or three efforts. This is my version:-

 

 

Playing up front for Southampton

Scoring for fun for the Saints

The man in the goal said I didn't see that

You know he didn't give me a chance

 

Christ he makes it look easy

You know how good he can be

The way things are going

Osvaldo's gonna score three.

 

Love this and the lyrics have been really well re-worked, but it will take a brave man to sing it on their own enough for it to catch on.

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