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  • Start date Yesterday at 8:53 PM
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Sbarcher

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  • Yesterday at 8:53 PM
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Sorry if it's behind a paywall.

Coventry City have the most inspiring football anthem in the country

‘We’ll Live and Die in These Towns’ by The Enemy has been adopted by Coventry City and is fuelling their bid to reach the Premier League
www.telegraph.co.uk
 
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MusicDating

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  • Yesterday at 8:59 PM
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https://archive.ph/C9jWF in case it is
 
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bigfatronssba

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  • Yesterday at 9:29 PM
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Its that time of the year again where we get national, and international coverage!

This is the one thing I see as being better in the PL than the Championship
 
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bigfatronssba

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  • Yesterday at 9:37 PM
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Just read it now. Frank listening to WLADITT whilst walking his dog and Christine filming the kids singing it is just lovely
 
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pusbccfc

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  • Yesterday at 11:02 PM
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Fucking incredible. I love the song and I love the city.

I remember buying it on CD despite the fact I was rinsing Limewire (or whichever one was going at the time) of every other album.
 

Mucca Mad Boys

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  • Yesterday at 11:28 PM
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59% on the Telegraph poll reckon it’s football’s best anthem.

I’m obviously bias but this is the most original and authentic football chant in the Football League.

WLADITT was penned with many parts of the country in mind, as was The Special’s ‘Ghost Town’ but both songs had Coventry specifically in mind.

As a principle, I love it when clubs adopt a local anthem because who wants the same copy & paste chants? Not me!
 
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bigfatronssba

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  • Today at 12:53 AM
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Mucca Mad Boys said:
59% on the Telegraph poll reckon it’s football’s best anthem.

I’m obviously bias but this is the most original and authentic football chant in the Football League.

WLADITT was penned with many parts of the country in mind, as was The Special’s ‘Ghost Town’ but both songs had Coventry specifically in mind.

As a principle, I love it when clubs adopt a local anthem because who wants the same copy & paste chants? Not me!
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I wanted Bristol City to get through just because their "Drink up the Cider" from the Worzels is an absolute belter. Better than anything Sheffield has
 
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wingy

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  • Today at 1:01 AM
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bigfatronssba said:
I wanted Bristol City to get through just because their "Drink up the Cider" from the Worzels is an absolute belter. Better than anything Sheffield has
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It's only half time, ain't over yet!
 
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CovValleyBoy

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  • Today at 5:12 AM
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I'm glad we are not singing Ghost Town. What a miserable song from a miserbalist lead singer who didn't support Coventry City. My main problem with the 1981 Ghost Town is its inaccurate portrayal of Coventry at that time. The place was relatively buzzing. Certainly more night life in our City than we have now.

Love & best wishes to all Cov tonight.
WLAD ensures we're not late to our seats.
 
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bigfatronssba

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  • Today at 6:23 AM
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CovValleyBoy said:
I'm glad we are not singing Ghost Town. What a miserable song from a miserbalist lead singer who didn't support Coventry City. My main problem with the 1981 Ghost Town is its inaccurate portrayal of Coventry at that time. The place was relatively buzzing. Certainly more night life in our City than we have now.

Love & best wishes to all Cov tonight.
WLAD ensures we're not late to our seats.
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Ghost town was never specifically about Coventry. It was inspired by Glasgow
 
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stevefloyd

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  • Today at 6:46 AM
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Play up you sky blue fuckers let's stick it up Scumderland, I have my ticket, I will be there, let's not disappoint Come on lads do us proud....cannot wait
 
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DT-R

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  • Today at 12:09 PM
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CovValleyBoy said:
I'm glad we are not singing Ghost Town. What a miserable song from a miserbalist lead singer who didn't support Coventry City. My main problem with the 1981 Ghost Town is its inaccurate portrayal of Coventry at that time. The place was relatively buzzing. Certainly more night life in our City than we have now.

Love & best wishes to all Cov tonight.
WLAD ensures we're not late to our seats.
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As opposed to the Enemy lead singer Tom Clarke who was born in Birmingham and supports manure?


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