Hi folks - I am from Southern Breakers and new to these posts, but thought I would bring up a new topic.
Having been on the receiving end of numerous defeats over the years, my ears and I are keen to lead a "Coalition of the Willing" to ban the Zigger Zagger victory song in all SAASL games. Is there nothing more sad than to get around after a win and belt out such a terrible rant? We have Eurovision, the ARIAs etc to draw on - surely some clubs can get their collective intelligence together and create a song worthy of being belted out after a win (if at all). What do you think?
What clubs have decent victory lyrics (moderators get ready... ) that you have heard over the years?
Most clubs do have there won song but also do the zigger zagga as well. I know at vista we have our "Glory glory Modbury Vista" song then after that the zigger zagga. I dont think there is anything wrong with it.
Breakers17 wrote:Hi folks - I am from Southern Breakers and new to these posts, but thought I would bring up a new topic.
Having been on the receiving end of numerous defeats over the years, my ears and I are keen to lead a "Coalition of the Willing" to ban the Zigger Zagger victory song in all SAASL games. Is there nothing more sad than to get around after a win and belt out such a terrible rant? We have Eurovision, the ARIAs etc to draw on - surely some clubs can get their collective intelligence together and create a song worthy of being belted out after a win (if at all). What do you think?
What clubs have decent victory lyrics (moderators get ready... ) that you have heard over the years?
You guys have never really had a reason to like it...... lets be honest, you have won about ten games in the ten year existance of your club? Sure beats your team song on your website.
Believe me, you would like to sing the zigger zagger, but have never really had an excuse to. PS- The zigger zagger on Saturday against you guys was great!!!
robinfriday10 wrote:give me zigga zagga over some crappy rag song hawkesy
but I bet 99% of man u fans over here woulndn't know it was originally a man ure song, the same with chelsea fans and zigger zagger.
I didn't know either of those. I've only heard Adelaide Villa sing the zigga zagga song but as a rule I don't pay attention to the songs after the game. At Shamrock Rovers we used to sing the Celtic "It's a grand ol' club to play for..."
Monkey Boy wrote:We dont sing any song when we win. Its a bit weird but im getting used to it. A funny idea to sing after a win really!!!??
We only did it at my second stint with the club and my initial thoughts was it was a bit strange to sing a song at all. Before it was a rush to be first to get a hot shower. In between both stints I played in Japan where it was normal to greet and thank opposition fans regardless of the result. That took some getting used to... do that in Europe and you'be accused of trying to incite the crowd.
Breakers17 wrote:Hi folks - I am from Southern Breakers and new to these posts, but thought I would bring up a new topic.
Having been on the receiving end of numerous defeats over the years, my ears and I are keen to lead a "Coalition of the Willing" to ban the Zigger Zagger victory song in all SAASL games. Is there nothing more sad than to get around after a win and belt out such a terrible rant? We have Eurovision, the ARIAs etc to draw on - surely some clubs can get their collective intelligence together and create a song worthy of being belted out after a win (if at all). What do you think?
What clubs have decent victory lyrics (moderators get ready... ) that you have heard over the years?
You guys have never really had a reason to like it...... lets be honest, you have won about ten games in the ten year existance of your club? Sure beats your team song on your website.
Believe me, you would like to sing the zigger zagger, but have never really had an excuse to. PS- The zigger zagger on Saturday against you guys was great!!!
Yeah Govilla, you're right. We (The Breakers) have had about as many wins in our 10 years as you guys have had home grounds. Tell me, where will you guys play next year. Perhaps we could start a thread on it. If you do decide to move (again) here's a tip for next year, try to find a ground with some grass on it.
Breakers17 wrote:Hi folks - I am from Southern Breakers and new to these posts, but thought I would bring up a new topic.
Having been on the receiving end of numerous defeats over the years, my ears and I are keen to lead a "Coalition of the Willing" to ban the Zigger Zagger victory song in all SAASL games. Is there nothing more sad than to get around after a win and belt out such a terrible rant? We have Eurovision, the ARIAs etc to draw on - surely some clubs can get their collective intelligence together and create a song worthy of being belted out after a win (if at all). What do you think?
What clubs have decent victory lyrics (moderators get ready... ) that you have heard over the years?
You guys have never really had a reason to like it...... lets be honest, you have won about ten games in the ten year existance of your club? Sure beats your team song on your website.
Believe me, you would like to sing the zigger zagger, but have never really had an excuse to. PS- The zigger zagger on Saturday against you guys was great!!!
Yeah Govilla, you're right. We (The Breakers) have had about as many wins in our 10 years as you guys have had home grounds. Tell me, where will you guys play next year. Perhaps we could start a thread on it. If you do decide to move (again) here's a tip for next year, try to find a ground with some grass on it.
If it had grass we would have won 10-0 so hopefully there's plenty on yours come Rd22.
I don't really know what's been said already past the few posts but I'll put my thoughts in. I've only ever sung 'zigger zagger' this year, as my previous club didn't sing anything when we won and when I was young I played aussie rules before I grew to love the best and true code of football in the world. That being said belting out 'zigger zagger' with the lads can be very satisfying after a particularly hard earned win. On the other hand though I feel this guy's pain in hearing it from EVERY GOD DAMNED CLUB.
I wouldn't mind seeing some originality. It would be refreshing if everyone did something different and had there own song. Can you imagine if everyone sung the same shit at professional games? How boring would that be? And who would anyone know you were supporting? lol
Ace16 wrote:Only slightly off the topic, the Iggies "Tractor" song they sing when we play them is funny too.
it's a song that Millwall sing about any team from the countryside eg. norwich, ipswich, swindon.. that I adapted. I presume it's probably sung by other sides about them as well.
It made it's Stirling debut in 2006 while getting drunk on your balcony.
Glad you liked it.
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Breakers17 wrote:Hi folks - I am from Southern Breakers and new to these posts, but thought I would bring up a new topic.
Having been on the receiving end of numerous defeats over the years, my ears and I are keen to lead a "Coalition of the Willing" to ban the Zigger Zagger victory song in all SAASL games. Is there nothing more sad than to get around after a win and belt out such a terrible rant? We have Eurovision, the ARIAs etc to draw on - surely some clubs can get their collective intelligence together and create a song worthy of being belted out after a win (if at all). What do you think?
What clubs have decent victory lyrics (moderators get ready... ) that you have heard over the years?
You guys have never really had a reason to like it...... lets be honest, you have won about ten games in the ten year existance of your club? Sure beats your team song on your website.
Believe me, you would like to sing the zigger zagger, but have never really had an excuse to. PS- The zigger zagger on Saturday against you guys was great!!!
I don't know what you're laughing about Govilla (or is it Godzilla?). The Breakers are a team of rugby, AFL and basketball folk who have never played soccer before as well as kids under 16 who have a genuine crack every week and enjoy the game for what it is. The funny thing is you guys grew up on soccer - have lived, breathed and played it all your life and you still can only play in Div 2 in the Amateur League. How sad.
I know who should be embarrassed and it's not the lads at Southern Breakers!
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