What do predators fans chant

Trophy cats usually stay near deep water falling into the channel. Look for them near features on the ledge distinguishing it from surrounding areas — brushpiles, points, adjacent humps, cuts in the bank, etc. Big catfish also like outside turns of channel bends, channel junctions and deep channel edges near dams. Skip to content Articles. As some fans know, after the Colorado Avalanche successfully kill a penalty, that is what you hear at the Pepsi Center. What better way to mock the team you beat in the first round than to steal their sound effects?

Well played. Fans need more than sound effects though. Game of Thrones will finish its run next year as the biggest and most popular show in the world. An average of more than 23 million Americans watched each episode last season. In one memorable scene in Season 5, Queen Cersei is forced to complete a walk of atonement. Stripped of her clothing, she is made to walk from the Great Sept of Baelor to the Red Keep, escorted by members of the Faith Militant. Preds fans should adopt this when their team draws a penalty.

Short, sweet, and mean. It is a crossover chant that has already been used for other purposes. Get on it, Preds fans. What better way to honor music city than to engage in a song when the home team scores? What should they sing? When in doubt, look to your history, Nashville.

What if you used all that fan energy toward celebrating your state. Yes, Vermont jam band Phish. Preds fans can and should do better as they cheer their team during what many hope is a deep playoff run. As great a story as hockey in Nashville has been these last couple of years, fans need to step up their chant game. It should be played and sung loudly and proudly when the Preds score.

To make the games more exciting, the friends worked up a series of taunts and chants, some original, others lifted from minor league and college hockey traditions, and some cribbed from European soccer hooligans. What set them apart from other NHL fans was the enthusiasm and creativity of the heckling, more akin to the rabid SEC football crowds down here. Their dedication and enthusiasm grew in popularity, and after a few years the entire arena started joining in the fun.

Now, they start the psychological warfare before the puck is even dropped. He scores! You suck! Penguins goalie Matt Murray got it rough during the latest games at Bridgestone.