I have "World in Motion", "Three Lions" and "Englands Irie" on my iPod.
thanks for this, chicobangs.
The bloke in the background of the World in Motion video (holding up the sign which reads EN-GER-LAND. 3:19 in the video) looks like the guy playing the Sheriff of Nottingham in the new Robin Hood series on BBC America.
One of the things I like about English football, on the few occasions I am able to catch a game on the TV, is hearing the fans singing and chanting during the game. I always wondered why there isn't more of this in the US. Sweet Caroline at Fenway is a poor substitute at best. As far as team songs go, the Baltimore Colts Marching Band had a song for the team. I do not recall the name of it, but the last couple of bars were a snippet of Maryland, My Maryland.
The Montreal Expos fans sang different songs during games, and the Canadiens fans do as well.
The bloke in the background of the World in Motion video (holding up the sign which reads EN-GER-LAND. 3:19 in the video) looks like the guy playing the Sheriff of Nottingham in the new Robin Hood series on BBC America.
I've not watched the video, but the article states the lyrics were by Keith Allen.. who played the Sheriff of Nottingham.
"As far as team songs go, the Baltimore Colts Marching Band had a song for the team."
Let's not forget the Red Sox team song - "Tessie" by the Dropkick Murphys. It has a catchy beat and you can dance to it. Just ask Papelbon.
As far as team songs go, the Baltimore Colts Marching Band had a song for the team. I do not recall the name of it, but the last couple of bars were a snippet of Maryland, My Maryland.
You mean "Let's Go You Colts"?
the article states the lyrics were by Keith Allen
Ah yes, Mr Allen. Post-punk bassist, part time actor, general 1980s Manc scenester. Now merely described as 'Father of Lily'.
