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| Is This The Best Footy Club Song ? |
 admin writes, "Almost everybody who follows an Aussie Rules team knows the words to their theme song."
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I dont think there would be any established Aussie Rules clubs in the world who do not have a theme song. They are a vital part of a clubs victory celebrations.
Most of the songs are fairly similar in the message that their lyrics portray...statements like "...the greatest team of all...", "...we know how to play the game..." and other statements that portray an image of strength, loyalty, and pride in the club.
However I had never heard a club theme song that made me laugh. That was until I heard the brilliant song from the Nagambie Football Club.
Established in 1897, Nagambie Football Club is part of the Kyabram & District Football League based in North Eastern Victoria.
Known as 'The Lakers', Nagambie wear a red, white & black jumper similar to St.Kilda's.
They have won 12 Premierships, and I cannot wait for them to win another one, just so their song can be sung over & over again.
Even though we at AustralianRulesFootball.com.au have the greatest respect for all the various Police Forces around the world, the Nagambie F.C. theme song is the only one in Australia which makes reference to assaulting a Police officer. And although there is nothing funny about assaulting any member of the Police Force, their song is an absolute classic!
In fact, I reckon it is probably the best theme song that has been written.
So here it is...
"As I was walking down the street,
a copper said to me,
if you're one of the Laker boys
you'd better come with me,
he grabbed me by the collar
and tried to run me in,
I cracked a fat and knocked him flat
and then began to sing!
We are the Lakers we are supreme,
we can't be beaten as you have seen,
at the end of the season
you'll know the reason
that we are the premiership team!!!"
WHAT A CLASSIC!!!
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Posted on Mar 16, 2009 06:38am.
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