Hi everyone,
I hope this okay to post here, moderators please move or delete if necessary.
Im part of a team at the University of Sheffield, led by Dr Chris
Stride. We've published a number of academic papers and magazine
articles relating to football history, on subjects such as statues and
replica shirts.
Our current project is investigating the music that football teams have
run or walked out of the tunnel to over the years.
We realise that 'Glad All Over' has been the anthem of choice for a number of seasons since it was first released in 1963.
However, I wondered if any fans know of any instances when either of these were replaced by another track? Any stories/memories to go along with this are much appreciated.
I should also add that we are not interested in goal music, or a song
that is played at the final whistle, but just the song that is on the
tannoy system as the players enter the field.
If you think someone else may be able to help, or you have any
questions, please let us know!* We would be very happy to discuss the
project.
Thanks for your time,
Joe Headland
I hope this okay to post here, moderators please move or delete if necessary.
Im part of a team at the University of Sheffield, led by Dr Chris
Stride. We've published a number of academic papers and magazine
articles relating to football history, on subjects such as statues and
replica shirts.
Our current project is investigating the music that football teams have
run or walked out of the tunnel to over the years.
We realise that 'Glad All Over' has been the anthem of choice for a number of seasons since it was first released in 1963.
However, I wondered if any fans know of any instances when either of these were replaced by another track? Any stories/memories to go along with this are much appreciated.
I should also add that we are not interested in goal music, or a song
that is played at the final whistle, but just the song that is on the
tannoy system as the players enter the field.
If you think someone else may be able to help, or you have any
questions, please let us know!* We would be very happy to discuss the
project.
Thanks for your time,
Joe Headland
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