Yep its you, Ilike it and my son (whos 12) loves singing outloud to it

The definition of really really naff is this thread and first post.

Its better than the war chant song.

Compare it to Bradford's Woolly Bully song and the answer will slap you hard in the face.

Whaayyyyhaaaay, what a great post and thread, just when you think it can't get any worse on here

Every one has a right to an opinion, and that opinion should be respected, However, I like the song, its a favorite with my Grandchildren and we have been known to sing it many times on our way back from games.
After all "The Fax ARE on Fire"

O'h Sheite Worzals back.
Will you get in the playoffs?

Yep, it really really is you!

These threads always pop up when there is nothing else to moan about hahaha

watching the 'your club needs you' videos and realised I don't like it. hey, opinions are like @rseholes, everybody has one

I bet its because its royalty free for the club.

it's cause I think it's a naff song. as I've found out, i'm in the minority here so will just stand with my fingers in my ears on matchdays

sing when ya winning every game f - - - ing em up over again, all the emotion is allways the same i here them crying there crying oooooooo the fax are on fire ,,,

I tend to agree with you.The fax is on fire theme seemed to
coincide with the Barrow grand final and its etched
with failure in my opinion.The de der der der der
music,while not Halifax specific,always makes my spine
tingle as it's the Fev final memory.

I'm not being or awkward, but what is that?

Derrrrrrrrr

Welcome Worzel you didn't answer me, will you get into the playoffs?

Sean, please don't tell me that is how you get little Sean to sleep?

Nope not a Town fan.

dam u found out

lol

O the banter on here

It's a very common theme.Artist/title escapes me,maybe someone
can enlighten.Watch Warrington at home in super league it's
played after each of their tries.

Maybe we should go down the Ice Hockey route and have someone playing on their organ after each try.

Looked like a few people were playing on their organs for large chunks of last season.