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Re: Where did the "sieve" chant come from, anyway?
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I remember sieving the opposing goalie when I was at Colgate in 1974.   
I'm sure the Red Raiders didn't invent it though.  We also had an  
obscene cheer involving Moose genitalia, but that's enough thread.

Brian Morris
On Jan 19, 2008, at 4:56 PM, Richard Henry wrote:

> I have my own theory, but I don't want to won't prejudice the  
> results, so
> I will respond later.  Please respond with when and where you first  
> heard
> a visiting goalie treated to a "sieve" chant after letting in a goal.
>
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