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Singing on match day

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in Jimmy Sirrel Stand

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Wheel Barrow Song, I love it when that’s sang because it means we are playing well.

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#4

I like when The Wheelbarrow is being sung too. Took my 6 year old grandson to Coventry and he joined in every song, and never stopped all the match, arms waving too. He was brill. 

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#6
On 5/26/2018 at 15:06, ARLukomski said:

All Notts aren't we

Please don't, people muddle this up and it sounds awful ringing out for so long.

I had a wheelbarrow and Kevin Nolan's black and white army all day.

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#7

Don't hate on me for suggesting this but I find a lot of the songs to be quite boring and repetitive.

I wished all the players had their own song, just mix things up a little. I like singing I had a wheelbarrow but after awhile it just seems annoying.

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#9

I prefer away days due to the chants being different and more energizing, but I had a wheelbarrow never gets old. As doesn't any songs directed to the opposition, a good game needs a bit of banter between both sets of fans. 

Oh oh oh ohhhhh, everywhere where we go, watching super County putting on a show!

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