League 1 Salt Levels

[Day]

"We're going to have a party when Derby County die"

Last season whilst I thought it was pretty distasteful when sung at us, at least it was slightly relevant whilst our clubs future hung in the balance.

Fast forward a few weeks, club purchased, embargo's lifted, squad rebuilt, to hear it being sang still is just weird. 

Has the originality and banter levels dropped that far where opposition fans think it will get a rise out of us somehow?

Or are the salt levels still at a dangerous high as a result of this club still trading?

[CBRammette]

12 minutes ago, David said:

"We're going to have a party when Derby County die"

Last season whilst I thought it was pretty distasteful when sung at us, at least it was slightly relevant whilst our clubs future hung in the balance.

Fast forward a few weeks, club purchased, embargo's lifted, squad rebuilt, to hear it being sang still is just weird. 

Has the originality and banter levels dropped that far where opposition fans think it will get a rise out of us somehow?

Or are the salt levels still at a dangerous high as a result of this club still trading?

They were from Peterborough - just stupid.  Hard to believe so near Cambridge

[angieram]

I think we're only getting this from teams in Championship last year. League One teams it probably doesn't resonate. 

[G STAR RAM]

Lets be honest, its about as creative and relevant as us singing about Collymore 21 years after he retired.

[Mckram]

It was about as creative as their chant that we’re just a sh*t Notts Forest…

[Seaside Ram]

4 minutes ago, G STAR RAM said:

Lets be honest, its about as creative and relevant as us singing about Collymore 21 years after he retired.

Not really , I still love singing about that bitter t***. Long may it continue ???

[Crewton]

1 hour ago, David said:

"We're going to have a party when Derby County die"

Last season whilst I thought it was pretty distasteful when sung at us, at least it was slightly relevant whilst our clubs future hung in the balance.

Fast forward a few weeks, club purchased, embargo's lifted, squad rebuilt, to hear it being sang still is just weird. 

Has the originality and banter levels dropped that far where opposition fans think it will get a rise out of us somehow?

Or are the salt levels still at a dangerous high as a result of this club still trading?

F'king fen-trotters. More fingers than they can fit in their sisters. 

[Rampant]

18 minutes ago, G STAR RAM said:

Lets be honest, its about as creative and relevant as us singing about Collymore 21 years after he retired.

I cringe when I hear that tbh. It's pathetic.

[G STAR RAM]

16 minutes ago, Seaside Ram said:

Not really , I still love singing about that bitter t***. Long may it continue ???

Keep up the good work then, sure it really spurs the team on and really strikes a chord with the away fans

[Gritstone Ram]

1 hour ago, David said:

"We're going to have a party when Derby County die"

Last season whilst I thought it was pretty distasteful when sung at us, at least it was slightly relevant whilst our clubs future hung in the balance.

Fast forward a few weeks, club purchased, embargo's lifted, squad rebuilt, to hear it being sang still is just weird. 

Has the originality and banter levels dropped that far where opposition fans think it will get a rise out of us somehow?

Or are the salt levels still at a dangerous high as a result of this club still trading?

When I heard them sing it I thought surely now we are in a better financial position than they are.

[Day]

36 minutes ago, G STAR RAM said:

Lets be honest, its about as creative and relevant as us singing about Collymore 21 years after he retired.

You have a point there to be fair.

[JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta]

Salt mine has reached peak production levels.

[JfR]

6 minutes ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

Salt mine has reached peak production levels.

"OOOOOO NOTICE ME FOREST NOTICE ME LEICESTER I NEED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"

[Ramslad1992]

6 minutes ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

Salt mine has reached peak production levels.

Not similar to Coventry in the slightest ?‍♂️
 

pride parks not a soulless bowl they’d have found that out after 92 minutes there 

if you’re clinging onto lasts you’re the wrong side of the a52 Tommy lad

and finally who cares about posh?! Although it’s quite ironic that’s their nickname as I’ve been to Peterborough numerous times and it’s literally the polar opposite of posh.

I love the fact fans don’t like us though duck em all ?

[Ramarena]

16 minutes ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

Salt mine has reached peak production levels.

Amusing projection.

Can’t speak for Cov, but there’s no interest in a rivalry with “posh” for us.

You’re too needy Tom!

[Steve Buckley’s Dog]

19 minutes ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

Salt mine has reached peak production levels.

These people have the vote. (Or will have it one day). It’s a scary thought and perhaps explains a lot. 

[Day]

7 hours ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

Salt mine has reached peak production levels.

Wait.

We try to create a rivalry with Peterborough?

Since when?

Genuinely confused at this point ?

[JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta]

He was back for more. It'd be funny if it wasn't so tragic 

[SaffyRam]

10 hours ago, David said:

"We're going to have a party when Derby County die"

Last season whilst I thought it was pretty distasteful when sung at us, at least it was slightly relevant whilst our clubs future hung in the balance.

Fast forward a few weeks, club purchased, embargo's lifted, squad rebuilt, to hear it being sang still is just weird. 

Has the originality and banter levels dropped that far where opposition fans think it will get a rise out of us somehow?

Or are the salt levels still at a dangerous high as a result of this club still trading?

They’re idiots.
 

?We’re still here and we’re bigger than you ? 

My favourite chant from yesterday.

[Day]

5 minutes ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

He was back for more. It'd be funny if it wasn't so tragic 

Young kid then if he's using Leicester as an example