Can't help falling in love

[mr. apollo]

We have had Glad All Over since the sixties, which is a happy upbeat song, why ruin the vibe with fat american cardiac songs?

 

[Mystic Smeg]

Stop playing this feckin' song Palace
Please note how nobody sings it
Don't care if we might have sung it once or twice in the 70's as one person pointed out somewhere... I don't remember ever singing it
It's a Sunderland and Hull song NOT Palace end of!!!

 

[syd snot]

It's a fuckin dire load of dross and needs banned from all football grounds.
I will be glad all over when it's f***ed off to whence it came.
While we're at it can those two photos of that Arsenal bloke be removed from the first page, screen whatever ya call it.

 

[mileend]

agree with the sentiment here

feels it's some some contrived corporate marketing sh!te to copy Anfield playing 'you'll never ..' before every game

that might work in Liverpool where if there is a chance there is to wrap a sentimental wrapper on anything going on they grab it - and lots of very sad things to happen - and fair play if that reflects their culture then that's good for them to get some deep emotional connection from it

I don't think it matches up to who Palace are, or South London or London in general

 

[Casual]

Agree , w*nk non Palace song.
Glad all over. Town called Malice is the one I remember when I was younger, before the game.
Until we get a Palace Louis Dunford , to knock out a South London version of ‘ North London Forever’,Leave it alone.
When we stayed up a few years and played 3 little birds (don’t worry about a thing ) Bob Marley , that was good.

agree with the sentiment here

feels it's some some contrived corporate marketing sh!te to copy Anfield playing 'you'll never ..' before every game

that might work in Liverpool where if there is a chance there is to wrap a sentimental wrapper on anything going on they grab it - and lots of very sad things to happen - and fair play if that reflects their culture then that's good for them to get some deep emotional connection from it

I don't think it matches up to who Palace are, or South London or London in general

 

[Palace Old Geezer]

I don't dislike the song, but it has no place at a football match - especially not at Selhurst.

It's kinda dreary and we thrive on the upbeat tempo of being Glad All Over.

 

[Dogburger]

Just play our song ,glad all over and leave it at that .I think its actually a mood killer ,takes ages for the singing to get going after that dirge is played

 

[Casual]

Maybe if we all start booing the song and throwing pint glasses at the directors box. They might knock it on the head. 🔴🔵

 

[eritheagle]

Depressing funeral dirge being foisted on us by Parish IMHO.

I think his little chums dressed in black May have something to do with it!!

I may be wrong though.

 

[BuzzBeats]

agree with the sentiment here

feels it's some some contrived corporate marketing sh!te to copy Anfield playing 'you'll never ..' before every game

that might work in Liverpool where if there is a chance there is to wrap a sentimental wrapper on anything going on they grab it - and lots of very sad things to happen - and fair play if that reflects their culture then that's good for them to get some deep emotional connection from it

I don't think it matches up to who Palace are, or South London or London in general

Spot on.

It’s a great song but playing it as we kick off just removes the upbeat tempo created from GAO as we walk out. Would prefer us to get our own song for the pre kickoff moment. Something unique and more up tempo. But also something that continues on after the whistle.

Yesterday the stadium started the game quite flat I thought after that song and it took a while to get going.

 

[Goal Machine]

Maybe if we all start booing the song and throwing pint glasses at the directors box. They might knock it on the head. 🔴🔵

I watched on TV yesterday and it sounded like the song was booed - and rightly so.

Time for whoever plays it so read the room (and online forums!)

 

[Phil’s Barber]

I watched on TV yesterday and it sounded like the song was booed - and rightly so.

Time for whoever plays it so read the room (and online forums!)

I was in Block B of the Lower Holmesdale for yesterday’s game. There was a lot of dissent shown from the crowd when the song began to play, including booing.