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Richard Horne's Testimonial kick's off on 6th April with RL Factor, Who should sing what song....?

Motu Tony
Mark Calderwood
Todd Byrne
Kirk Yeaman
Gareth Raynor
Richard Horne
Chris Thorman
Ewan Dowes
Shaun Berrigan
Peter Cusack
Lee Radford (Captain)
Danny Tickle
Michael Crocker
Richard Whiting
Danny Washbrook
Willie Manu
Graeme Horne
Jamie Thackray
Paul King
Danny Houghton
Tom Briscoe
Mike Burnett
Tommy Lee
Craig Hall
Dominic Maloney
Josh Hodgson
Sam Moa

Best I can come up with

Is his good mate Cookey not singing? Prodigy - Smack my bitch Up?

Motu Tony (Chesney Hawkes – The One And Only)
Mark Calderwood (Red Hot Chilli Peppers – Skinny Sweaty Man)
Todd Byrne (The Trammps – Disco Inferno)
Gareth Raynor (Coldplay – High Speed)
Richard Horne (2 Live Crew – Me So Horny)
Chris Thorman (Blaydon Races)
Lee Radford (Captain Scarlet)
Willie Manu (Willie Nelson – Always On My Mind)
Graeme Horne (The Hollies – He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother)
Paul King (Roger Miller – King Of The Road)

Mick Crocker- Ive been missing you-Chris De Burgh

Mark Calderwood - crying
Gareth Raynor - speed of sound
Chris Thorman - Fog on the Tyne
Lee Radford (Captain) - shopkeeper (heartbreaker)
Paul King - Crack A Bottle

Mick Crocker - 'Visa Las Vegas' (in Elvis attire!)

I knew there was a better "visa" song!

Michael Crocker It might as well rain until September!

Crocker - Wake me up, when September ends!

Tommy Lee (frank sinatra MY WAY-And now, the end is near, and so I face, the final curtain)

Corny i know but seeing the Aussies sing ''down under'' together would be good.

Michael Crocker (Coolio - C U When U Get There)


Special Guests!

Wolfie & Hutchie - I Heard It Through The Grapevine

I need a "Visa" - Bonnie Tyler - Crocker

R Horne = All right now - Free
G Raynor = sitting,waiting,wishing(for a pass from Yeamo) -Jack Johnson

Crocker/ i fought the law (the clash)
King/ Got my beer on the sideboard here (chas n dave)
Radford/ Eye of the tiger(survivor)
Thorman/ Why aye man (mark knopfler)
Tickle/ can i kick it? (a tribe called quest)
T.Lee/ Leave me alone (michael jackson)
Byrne/ dedicated follower of fashion (the kinks)
Thacks n tickle/ i got you babe (sonny n cher)

Motu Tony - Shipyards of New Zealand (Midnight Oil) or since that is too obscure he could just do a Haka
Mark Calderwood - Who killed Bambi? (Sex Pistols)
Todd Byrne - Boney Maroney (Larry Williams)
Kirk Yeaman - Yea Yea (Ramones)
Gareth Raynor - Rocket Man (Elton John)
Richard Horne - My Brother (Terry Scott)
Chris Thorman - Let's get ready to rumble (PJ & Duncan aka Ant & Dec)
Ewan Dowes - The Cheerleader (Adam Sandler - specially selected for those of you who want to see Ewan do the Cheerleader!)
Shaun Berrigan - Boom Boom (by John Lee HOOKER)
Peter Cusack - Yakkety Yak (The Coasters)
Lee Radford (Captain) - Boxer Beat (JoBoxers)
Danny Tickle - Kick it in (Simple Minds)
Michael Crocker - Down Under (Men at Work)
Richard Whiting - Broken Wings (Mister Mister)
Danny Washbrook - Baby Face (Brenda Lee)
Willie Manu - Little Willy (Sweet - includes lyric "But you can't push Willy round, Willy won't go"icon_wink.gif
Graeme Horne - Running In the Family (Level 42)
Jamie Thackray - Rubber Ball (Bobby Vee)
Paul King - Love and Pride (King)
Danny Houghton - Danny Boy (Traditional - could form a trio with Messrs Tickle and Washbrook)
Tom Briscoe - Future Legend (David Bowie)
Mike Burnett - Just a Boy (Kiss)
Tommy Lee - Leave Me Alone (Michael Jackson)
Craig Hall - I try (Macy Gray)
Dominic Maloney - The one I love ( REM - contains the line "A simple prop, to occupy my mind"icon_wink.gif
Josh Hodgson - Father and Son (Cat Stevens)
Sam Moa - The Invisible Man (Queen)

Some excellent ideas (some obvious ones too

) and some of them give you an idea how old the poster is.



Will try to think of my own.

Paul King (Stereophonics - Last Of The Big Time Drinkers)

whos auditioning? i might give it a shot

Quote ="XxHONEYxX"whos auditioning? i might give it a shot '" www.hullfc.com/hullfc/contents/?p=2806 Quote Fans of Hull FC and Hull Kingston Rovers are being invited to take part in RL Factor, the opening event of the Richard Horne Testimonial. Auditions, under the control of local showman Johnny Paterson, are to be held on Tuesday 24th February at Springhead Public House, Aston Road, off Willerby Road, from 7.00pm.The song contest, which is fast approaching a 1,000-plus capacity sell out, is already being graced by a host of Hull FC and Rovers players, plus Sky Tv’s Barrie McDermott, the former Great Britain and Ireland prop forward. Horne explained: “Our basic aim throughout the year-long Testimonial is to provide enjoyment for the fans. “So our musical co-ordinator, Johnny Paterson, has created the opportunity for a number of supporters from both sides of the river to stretch their vocal chords on the City Hall stage rather than in the KC or Craven Park stands.” Johnny Paterson added: “We are looking for fans with good singing voices to represent their club, not karaoke volunteers! The RL Factor has captured the public’s attention and we will be rehearsing with both the players and the chosen fans to present an entertaining opening event for Horney’s Testimonial.” Tickets for the RL Factor on Monday 6th April, priced £12 and £15, are available exclusively from Hull City Hall Box Office. '"

Quote ="XxHONEYxX"whos auditioning? i might give it a shot '" www.hullfc.com/hullfc/contents/?p=2806 Quote Fans of Hull FC and Hull Kingston Rovers are being invited to take part in RL Factor, the opening event of the Richard Horne Testimonial. Auditions, under the control of local showman Johnny Paterson, are to be held on Tuesday 24th February at Springhead Public House, Aston Road, off Willerby Road, from 7.00pm.The song contest, which is fast approaching a 1,000-plus capacity sell out, is already being graced by a host of Hull FC and Rovers players, plus Sky Tv’s Barrie McDermott, the former Great Britain and Ireland prop forward. Horne explained: “Our basic aim throughout the year-long Testimonial is to provide enjoyment for the fans. “So our musical co-ordinator, Johnny Paterson, has created the opportunity for a number of supporters from both sides of the river to stretch their vocal chords on the City Hall stage rather than in the KC or Craven Park stands.” Johnny Paterson added: “We are looking for fans with good singing voices to represent their club, not karaoke volunteers! The RL Factor has captured the public’s attention and we will be rehearsing with both the players and the chosen fans to present an entertaining opening event for Horney’s Testimonial.” Tickets for the RL Factor on Monday 6th April, priced £12 and £15, are available exclusively from Hull City Hall Box Office. '"

Far away Places with strange sounding names

I thought I might try as you don't see many fat slapheads on the real X Factor!