That title also includes women ,dogs and parrots. In keeping with the community sprit of the fever and all phoenix supporters I propose a simple way to grow our togetherness and encourage pride and passion in our football team every time you see someone wearing phoenix attire weather it be hat , shirt scarf whatever. You make contact by way of a simpe "Go the Phoenix!" or"Phoenix forever" shout or something similar. If your in a car you toot and wind down the window and shout something positive. especially to kids it will give them a real buzz. I noticed a couple of people in the supermarket the other day with phoenix attire and aknowledged them with "This is the year of the Phoenix" and got a smile and a " I hope so bro" back. BUILD THE BOND ACKNOWLEDGE FELLOW SUPPORTERS IN PUBLIC!!!!
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Kind of like an underground cult? We should have a secret handshake!
But yeah it is cool, but maybe some people will get a bit intimidated? Then that may put them off wearing any nix gear because whenever they do they get 'harrased'.
Though wearing any kind of football shirt gets a reaction. Have an Argentina playing shirt and some random argentinian came up to me at uni and asked if i was from his country haha
Allegedly
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You been asleep madhouse this was brought up last year and many of us have been doing it for some time.
GET YOUR SHIRTS OFF FOR THE BOYS
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Kind of like an underground cult? We should have a secret handshake!
But yeah it is cool, but maybe some people will get a bit intimidated? Then that may put them off wearing any nix gear because whenever they do they get 'harrased'.
Though wearing any kind of football shirt gets a reaction. Have an Argentina playing shirt and some random argentinian came up to me at uni and asked if i was from his country haha
I find a friendly who are ya always seems to work well
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I've always liked the Smeltzy Phoenix Finger Waving Shuffle myself.
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yep Madhouse, but i reckon we should only SHOUT at the poor buggers if they are across the road, or they or us are in a car 
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Or you take on the 'canes supporters with a vicious "who r ya?"
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yep Madhouse, but i reckon we should only SHOUT at the poor buggers if they are across the road, or they or us are in a car
Even if they're surrounded by heaps of soon-to-be-confused passerbys
(Good on ya mate!)
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There's a few lads that i see in the Wellington CBD on a Friday that do it, I always wear my RR on a Friday to work and I always run into a few lads and we generally exchange a "Yellow Army" or "Come on Phoenix!" its all good.
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yep Madhouse, but i reckon we should only SHOUT at the poor buggers if they are across the road, or they or us are in a car
Even if they're surrounded by heaps of soon-to-be-confused passerbys
(Good on ya mate!)
I figured you'd do a brilliant job of explaining it to them 
- but even you looked confused at the first shout
- but even you looked confused at the first shout
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Man this happened to me and my friend on match day.
We were in full gear retro rickis scarves etc. etc. and then this guy is just casually walking down the street past us and then, just as he draws level he screams
"Go the Phoenix!"
I was too surprised to respond, it was actually ridiculous.
We were in full gear retro rickis scarves etc. etc. and then this guy is just casually walking down the street past us and then, just as he draws level he screams
"Go the Phoenix!"
I was too surprised to respond, it was actually ridiculous.
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If i see someone with a rr on I always give them a "who are ya" and so does my dad....shouted out the car window at someone in Miramar about 4 weeks ago
often see a few people wearing them walking past our house always get the boys to shout it out at them ...
often see a few people wearing them walking past our house always get the boys to shout it out at them ...
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I'm often to be found prowling the mean streets of Pukekohe, shouting "Who are ya" and "Ricki Herbert's Yellow Army" at terrified passers-by. Surprised I haven't been arrested yet.
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
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I find that whether I'm wearing nix gear or not I get a "Who Are Ya?" I turn around and see Rob every time...
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Now that the weather's cooling down again I'm wearing my nix scarf to work every day.
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