Ange Postecoglou’s “Ange Ball” Gets the Musicmen Treatment

Australian musicians, The Musicmen, are back with a new anthem that will have football fans all over the world singing and cheering. “Ange Ball” is a parody of the popular song “Run to Paradise” by The Choirboys and it pays tribute to the incredible coaching style of Ange Postecoglou. 

Ange, known as “the best in the world”, has captivated the sporting world with his innovative tactics and unbreakable spirit. And now, with The Musicmen’s catchy and upbeat version of “Run to Paradise”, he may also become known for having the best football anthem in the world. But this isn’t the first time The Musicmen have made a splash in the music scene. Originally a group of English soccer players who came to Australia in the ’80s to pursue their dreams, they soon found themselves in the spotlight as musicians. Their debut album in 1993 even reached number 74 on the ARIA charts. So, it’s no surprise that they are once again creating a buzz with their latest song, “Ange Ball”. Their love for the “beautiful game” and admiration for Postecoglou’s journey from player to coach at Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League inspired this heartfelt tribute. 

But The Musicmen’s hope with this song goes beyond just being a hit on the charts. They hope it will encourage listeners to explore their own sound and continue to support Postecoglou and the sport of football. And who knows, maybe one day they will even get the chance to perform “Ange Ball” at one of Postecoglou’s games in Melbourne. With the support of The Choirboys’ lead singer, Mark Gable, who wrote the original song, and the permission granted by Universal Music, The Musicmen are excited to share “Ange Ball” with the world. Whether you’re a fan of football or just a fan of good music, this anthem is sure to get you singing and cheering along. So go ahead, hit play and let The Musicmen take you on a journey with “Ange Ball”.