Can't stand the song but We Will Rock You always seems to invite audience participation and generally fires up people, from what I've seen.

Can see the crowd being around the 19000 mark.

Which looks true, but they are a bit creative with their other 'last tickets left!' messages still many left in East and West Lower. Still some time to the game tho and some may be hanging on for payday its been a lonnnngg month.

Rockin all over the world - in homage to the CC win
INXS - never tear us apart - google Port Adelaide fans singing that at the start

Muse - uprising

Anything is better than the absolute shoite we have now

The Game - Motorhead ,would be a good choice.IMO

If you want to go full retro… ‘I’m in the Mood for Dancing’ by The Nolan’s, was always a regular tannoy play during the late 70’s/early 80’s at The Boulevard.

Honestly not bothered, quite like the Who, not sure why a fan who goes to one game every 10 season is bothered and shouldn't have a say anyway.

More bothered about the product on the pitch.

tina turner,SIMPLY THE BEST BETTER THAN ALL THE REST.thatll do for me.

While I totally agree on that, I do think a fresh approach is very much needed though, with so many changes in the squad it would seem a good time to do that.

As I say I've never been a huge Who fan and never got the hype over Baba O'Reilly either but think White Stripes Seven Nation Army wouldn't be a bad choice as when it has been played both at home and on our travels we always tend to break out in unison with 'We're the Black & White Army'.

We'll get sued for false advertising

It's raining men?

The view from the afternoon by the Arctic Monkeys?

"Anticipation has a habit to set you up for disappointment"

If Boot It, and Great Balls of Fire are still there, then I'll probably email Clarky.

How hard is it to do a game on the pitch at half time - home supporter, away supporter - head to head, conversions, or catching bombs etc. It just all needs refreshing - it is all to predictable and flat, and so is the pre-match entertainment

I used to help out with that - the try line tussle they called it I think. It was then a big rush to get it deflated, flatted, folded and put on some wheels and put under the East Stand