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Cheese?

Yes!! :t:

 

Go to the top of the Class and sharpen the rubbers. ;):D :D

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Guess who managed to foul up a war cry at Eastbourne :oops::cry:

 

I managed to lose count of the Es.

 

It wouldn't have been so bad if I wasn't the announcer.

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You're going to have to indulge me on this one, I'm of a (comparatively) tender age. If cheese, why cheese?

Guess who managed to foul up a war cry at Eastbourne :oops::cry:

 

I managed to lose count of the Es.

 

It wouldn't have been so bad if I wasn't the announcer.

Not so many years ago at Wolves, an announcer who shall be nameless *cough* Porky *cough* delivered a Wolves warcry without the V, drawing a spirited response of "Woles!" from one section on the terrace.

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The war cry at Romford was "Give us a B" "B" "Give us an O" "O" ....etc.... "What have we got?" "Bombers"

 

There was a section of the crowd near the starting gate (I think) who used to reply backwards, so, "Give us a B" "S" "Give us an O" "R"....etc...."What have we got?" "Srebmob"

 

You had to be there...

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At the Glasgow White City track there was cheer leaders on the centre green with boards spelling out Tigers, Problem was when they turned to faced the back straight the boards read S..R..E..G..I.. T. :rofl::cheers:

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Still have 'war cries' at Leicester. Give us an L, give us an I.........

 

Spot on! That's the only way forward - by going back to this
Plus, 13 heats and a second half
Riders socialising with fans in bar afterwards.

Shame but it would very rarely happen these days as they are too busy packing up and catching a flight to ride for their other team/s.

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The war cry at Romford was "Give us a B" "B" "Give us an O" "O" ....etc.... "What have we got?" "Bombers"

 

There was a section of the crowd near the starting gate (I think) who used to reply backwards, so, "Give us a B" "S" "Give us an O" "R"....etc...."What have we got?" "Srebmob"

 

You had to be there...

I also spent 2000 announcing for Boston at King's Lynn. You may recall that they were at that time called the Barracuda Braves.

 

Yes I did do war-cries.

 

Yes they did go C-U-D-A-S - CUDAS!

 

Well if it was good enough for Gordon Parkins.....

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the most unpopular fan in German football is the guy who shouts give me a b at Borussia Munchengladbach

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Sooooo, if everyone misses warcrys, let's do them again, I love them, they unite the fans wooooo

Or are you a 20 something and too cool to shout

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Still have 'war cries' at Leicester. Give us an L, give us an I.........

 

Shame but it would very rarely happen these days as they are too busy packing up and catching a flight to ride for their other team/s.

Not at Glasgow, the team are in the bar having a bite to eat and sign autographs. :t::cheers:

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Or are you a 20 something and too cool to shout

I think it's more a case of the average speedway fan being of an age whereby Alzheimer's would not enable them to get past the third letter! ;)

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