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  • Bron
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    • Jan 2003
    • 851

    #31
    Schneids mentions the crowd response in the 4th quarter in an article about his nomination in today's SMH.

    Schneider, who slotted two of the Swans' 10 goals in the last quarter against Melbourne, said he thrived on the crowd noise.

    "Definitely the last quarter, you could really hear the crowd and it gives you a bit extra, a bit of energy," he said. "I've never played in front of that type of crowd before."


    Article here
    Dream, believe, achieve!

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    • bricon
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      • Jan 2003
      • 277

      #32
      This is what Jared Crouch had to say about the chant in this weeks Optus Net match report:

      Opposition players have commented on numerous occasions how intimidating the ground is when the Slow Sydney Chant goes up similar to an English soccer match and something that is truly unique to our support. No other supporter group in the AFL has the same intimidation as the Sydney fans when in full voice so on behalf of the player's thankyou very much.

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      • penga
        Senior Player
        • Jan 2003
        • 2601

        #33
        thats mad! (as in good)

        id like to know who started it...
        C'mon Chels!

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        • motorace_182
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          • Jan 2003
          • 961

          #34
          That chant is started by two older blokes in the Bill O Reilly Stand sitting next to me. They have a few goes at it in full voice and then stop to see if it picks up. They are loved when they do it by people around them and as Maxfield said, it lifts the boys. I love it, works like a charm.

          The bloke who starts it apparently does a lot of voice over ads and has been in a few of the Campbells Soup ads.
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          • Swansinger
            Senior Player
            • Mar 2003
            • 1099

            #35
            [QUOTE]Originally posted by robbieando

            At half time we could get our wity chants going

            HELLO HELLO
            WE ARE THE SYDNEY BOYS
            HELLO HELLO
            YOU'LL KNOW US BY OUR NOISE
            UP TO OUR NECKS IN MAGPIE BLOOD
            SURENDER OR YOU'LL DIE
            WE ARE THE WORLD FAMOUS SYDNEY BOYS
            End quote

            Now THAT would be embarrassing , Robbie!!.

            " Until then the "Ssssyyyyyyydddddddddddnnnnnnnnneeeeeeeeeeyyyy yyy" will do me fine"
            QUITE RIGHT.
            Note that Jared Crouch has alos passed favourbale comment on The Chant.

            Most embarrassing song at the SCG , of course , was the National Anthem as rendered by that bunch of squeaky , wimpy , scruffy youths last week.

            Contrast that with how Brisbane handled the anthem last week - put us to shame.

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            • lizz
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              • Jan 2003
              • 16778

              #36
              Originally posted by Swansinger

              Most embarrassing song at the SCG , of course , was the National Anthem as rendered by that bunch of squeaky , wimpy , scruffy youths last week.

              Contrast that with how Brisbane handled the anthem last week - put us to shame. [/B]
              Have to agree there - it was pathetic

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              • Charlie
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                • Jan 2003
                • 4101

                #37
                National anthem?

                Bring on We Are Australian.

                Girt? Who the hell says girt?

                Grrr....

                Anyway, back to the point.

                The chant.... I can't wait to hear it live.
                We hate Anthony Rocca
                We hate Shannon Grant too
                We hate scumbag Gaspar
                But Leo WE LOVE YOU!

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                • Reggi
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                  • Jan 2003
                  • 2718

                  #38
                  I like the Sydney chant - but to be frank I hate those soccer style songs and chants - like listening to a bunch of parrotts.

                  Watch - barrack by all means - I do like the fact that the supporters get behind the team to get em to lift - but I hate rehearsed soccer chants.

                  IMO people just sing at the soccer cause there's nothing else to do.
                  You don't ban those who supported your opponent, you make them wallow in their loserdom by covering your victory! You sit them in the front row. You give them a hat! Toby Ziegler

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                  • penga
                    Senior Player
                    • Jan 2003
                    • 2601

                    #39
                    Originally posted by undy
                    Kel mentions the chant (and the Wet West Coast game) in his book - he thought the chant was great, from memory, so we should keep doing it.
                    something has just dawned on me, i think that was the first game i ever went to... i went to a few when i was a little tacker but that was the defining game for me and my parents

                    was that west coast game right near the end of the season? and the rain was falling slightly throughout the game and as soon as the final siren went, it just bucketed down???

                    i have three memories from my first game:

                    -the rain when we went back to the car

                    -the annoyance that i didnt know the victory song

                    -"why the hell are they booing that fella thats wearing no. 1??? they must really hate him"
                    C'mon Chels!

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                    • Mike_B
                      Peyow Peyow
                      • Jan 2003
                      • 6267

                      #40
                      That was Rd 22 1996, last game before the finals. The weather that day was ATROCIOUS, blowing a gale, raining off and on, and yep, it did absolutely bucket down after the game. I remember thinking how crazy the people running onto the field in the pouring rain after the final siren to celebrate our minor premiership being (this of course was in my pre-Swans-fanatic years, now I'd be doing it too!).

                      I'm on the Chandwagon!!!

                      If you cannot compete for the premiership, it's better to be young and exciting than middle-aged and dowdy.

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                      • penga
                        Senior Player
                        • Jan 2003
                        • 2601

                        #41
                        Originally posted by Mike_B
                        That was Rd 22 1996, last game before the finals. The weather that day was ATROCIOUS, blowing a gale, raining off and on, and yep, it did absolutely bucket down after the game. I remember thinking how crazy the people running onto the field in the pouring rain after the final siren to celebrate our minor premiership being (this of course was in my pre-Swans-fanatic years, now I'd be doing it too!).
                        well, yup that was my first experience
                        we had no idea of the significance of that game, we thought it was just some random game...

                        so that was the first time for the chant?
                        C'mon Chels!

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                        • swansrock4eva
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                          #42
                          Bloody atrocious that match! Dad drove in an HOUR before gates opened, my umbrella blew inside out and getting into the ground first was NO consolation! Other than that it was an AWESOME match and I cannot wait to see that happen again!

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