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After hearing the Spirette's voice yet another anthem that echo's around the stadium on the commentary, can I ask whether they are coming with us to the b2net?
It's embarrassing and doesn't exactly make for a hostile atmosphere.
How about we bring thing's into the 21st century?
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:13 PM
MurrayBu, on Nov 10 2009, 09:11 PM, said:
After hearing the Spirette's voice yet another anthem that echo's around the stadium on the commentary, can I ask whether they are coming with us to the b2net?
It's embarrassing and doesn't exactly make for a hostile atmosphere.
How about we bring thing's into the 21st century?
It's embarrassing and doesn't exactly make for a hostile atmosphere.
How about we bring thing's into the 21st century?
here here
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:17 PM
MurrayBu, on Nov 10 2009, 09:11 PM, said:
After hearing the Spirette's voice yet another anthem that echo's around the stadium on the commentary, can I ask whether they are coming with us to the b2net?
It's embarrassing and doesn't exactly make for a hostile atmosphere.
How about we bring thing's into the 21st century?
It's embarrassing and doesn't exactly make for a hostile atmosphere.
How about we bring thing's into the 21st century?
a dozen talented 20 year old dancing girls as relacements, as in 20/20 indian premier league?
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:21 PM
death, on Nov 10 2009, 09:20 PM, said:
a dozen talented 20 year old dancing girls as relacements, as in 20/20 indian premier league?
No cheerleaders at all. The club need to entice fans to come in early - a don't think pop songs danced to by teenagers meet the right audience at a football game.
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:22 PM
cant we just have a penalty shoot out like the everyone else at half time?
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:29 PM
death, on Nov 10 2009, 11:20 PM, said:
a dozen talented 20 year old dancing girls as relacements, as in 20/20 indian premier league?
Good shout - watched the 20/20 tournament last month, great entertainment.
Cricket not bad either!
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:32 PM
SamosBlue, on Nov 10 2009, 09:32 PM, said:
Good shout - watched the 20/20 tournament last month, great entertainment.
Cricket not bad either!
Cricket not bad either!
New ground and all that, if your gonna do it, do it properly?
MurrayBu, on Nov 10 2009, 09:24 PM, said:
No cheerleaders at all. The club need to entice fans to come in early - a don't think pop songs danced to by teenagers meet the right audience at a football game.
Depends what they might be wearing!?!?!?!?!?
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:39 PM
death, on Nov 10 2009, 09:20 PM, said:
a dozen talented 20 year old dancing girls as relacements, as in 20/20 indian premier league?
I thought you were giving me a sarcastic alternative! To be fair, the cheerleaders (20+) work well in rugby league.
IMO, it's an American-ism - like goal music - that I don't think should be in football.
And as for my original point - kids dancing and singing is just not right.
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:40 PM
MurrayBu, on Nov 10 2009, 09:42 PM, said:
I thought you were giving me a sarcastic alternative! To be fair, the cheerleaders (20+) work well in rugby league.
IMO, it's an American-ism - like goal music - that I don't think should be in football.
And as for my original point - kids dancing and singing is just not right.
IMO, it's an American-ism - like goal music - that I don't think should be in football.
And as for my original point - kids dancing and singing is just not right.
I agree with Murray!
I'd add musical instruments to the list of things that don't belong at football an all
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:44 PM
MurrayBu, on Nov 10 2009, 09:42 PM, said:
I thought you were giving me a sarcastic alternative! To be fair, the cheerleaders (20+) work well in rugby league.
IMO, it's an American-ism - like goal music - that I don't think should be in football.
And as for my original point - kids dancing and singing is just not right.
IMO, it's an American-ism - like goal music - that I don't think should be in football.
And as for my original point - kids dancing and singing is just not right.
i believe you should do it well, or not at all.
It was fine at saltergate when all hands mucked in etc, but we are on the verge of something new.
Again, do it properly or not at all.
The days of the amatuer attitude MUST be left behind at saltergate.
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 09:44 PM
If they were girls from Spearmint Rhino on there evenings off I'd be well up for it. Perhaps a private dance a bonus 50/50 prize?
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 11:15 PM
Westbars Spireite, on Nov 10 2009, 10:47 PM, said:
If they were girls from Spearmint Rhino on there evenings off I'd be well up for it. Perhaps a private dance a bonus 50/50 prize?
Yes!! Watching the spirettes makes me feel dirty. Bring on some real dancers. 18-21s only?
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 09:08 AM
I have nothing against the Spirettes or whatever it is they are called but it is now time for a change. Not wishing to offend anyone but it is a bit dull and hardly anyone, including myself really takes any notice.
They should introduce something more football related. A big TV screen would be nice showing our best goals but I suspect a big screen would be out of the question, too expensive.
We can't have loads of people on the pitch as we have to protect the surface so any ideas anyone?
They should introduce something more football related. A big TV screen would be nice showing our best goals but I suspect a big screen would be out of the question, too expensive.
We can't have loads of people on the pitch as we have to protect the surface so any ideas anyone?
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 09:18 AM
Mark Jones, on Nov 11 2009, 09:11 AM, said:
I have nothing against the Spirettes or whatever it is they are called but it is now time for a change. Not wishing to offend anyone but it is a bit dull and hardly anyone, including myself really takes any notice.
They should introduce something more football related. A big TV screen would be nice showing our best goals but I suspect a big screen would be out of the question, too expensive.
We can't have loads of people on the pitch as we have to protect the surface so any ideas anyone?
They should introduce something more football related. A big TV screen would be nice showing our best goals but I suspect a big screen would be out of the question, too expensive.
We can't have loads of people on the pitch as we have to protect the surface so any ideas anyone?
An old chesnut, but a DECENT bar were we can also watch the scores at other games
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 09:48 AM
This this post just about sums you lot up !!
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 09:55 AM
itsc, on Nov 11 2009, 09:51 AM, said:
This this post just about sums you lot up !!
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
i havent got a problem with the spirettes either,its their hobby,it keeps them active.What do people want at half time a flyover by the red arrows?.....personally i use half time for a pie a pish and a chat and remember next year the spirettes could be dancing to crystal clear dab digital stereo at our theatre of dreams
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 11:05 AM
itsc, on Nov 11 2009, 09:51 AM, said:
This this post just about sums you lot up !!
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
We sure do have some strange ppl,but we all can't be perfect can we
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 11:12 AM
itsc, on Nov 11 2009, 09:51 AM, said:
This this post just about sums you lot up !!
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
The Spirettes girls give up their time and not only do this on matchdays but also represent Chesterfield FC at other events throughout the Summer at the majority of the Big Shows including Bakewell. They always take a table at the Player of the Year event and support most events.
They have represented Chesterfield FC in the Football League and have won for the 4th Year running the best Cheerleading and Dance team throughout the Championship, League 1 and League 2.
You often hear them shouting for the team when you muppets just moan about the team and performances, at least they get behind the team when they are losing and not playing well.
They do get applauded at games so some of you must be deaf as well. And for those of you that want scantily clad girls, there is a name for you.
O and let me finish on this is supposed to be a Community Club or is that going to be renamed at the new Stadium >?
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