It's on the Kings social media pages. Randle wasn't having a bar of it, which is a good reaction. I don't mind them doing it, but it's not something they should share on social media given how bad they've been.

It's on the King's instagram. Randle looks very unimpressed, makes it a little cringe to watch.

AFL players sing their song after a win, regardless of their ladder position. I have no problem with it, enjoy the moment, even if it's just 5 minutes after the game. Randle could have lightened up a bit, but it's no biggie.

I think Randle's just uncomfortable with the singing and carrying on but he made a point of being part of the circle. No sign of Tyler, either he's sooking or stood well away from the group.

Interestingly Tom Wilson is in there wearing a Kings polo. Wouldn't be a bad idea to have him in the roster if he wants to play NBL after Serbia.

They shouldn't do it. Its a tradition in football but its not normal for basketball. And with the season they have had "the kings are having a party" just sounds insulting to their fans who have put up with another terrible season of massive underacheivment.

At least they don't have to do it very much...

Good on them, love the emotions of the team's, especially when the team is struggling.

Citation on Cadee making up the Kings song?

Even if he did...every team song ever made was made up by someone. And the Kings aren't the only team to have one, the others just don't put them out on social media every week.

"every team song ever made was made up by someone"

Yeah, no kidding.

Sydney celebrated like they won a title.

Gaze and co gone at seasons end, JVG not far behind him.

The owners are bleeding cash with Kings losing money hand over fist at the moment.

While I agree that the Kings social media team needs to get that it's cringeworthy to everyone else, I think we need to cut them some slack, after a shit season so far, they managed to come back from that much down early on for a comprehensive win... I'd be pretty stoked as well...

Basketball teams do have club songs, but do the players actually sing it in the change rooms after a game? Genuine questiion as I dont know, but I would not have thought so.

The Wilcats have a theme song - a pretty good one too - which gets played at the arena after a win, but they dont play opposition team songs if they win in Perth. So, not sure what the anon poster is referring to there. Is there another club that does that? Is it NBL or a state or amatuer league? My stance is that its not normal in basketball, so can this be proven wrong?

Finally, the Kings song itself - is it actually their theme song or just something fun that they made up last year? The 'Kings are having a party' doesnt strike me as a club song, but each to their own I guess.

Haz, I think there'd be a club song in some cases, played to the fans over the speakers. Then, a separate song in the locker room. Not sure if all teams have one. The ones I've heard of have been pretty irreverent and even inappropriate - just something to yell.

Let them sing - they probably need any small victory they can get so far this season.

It's always a bit embarrassing when you have so few wins that you have to have the lyrics of your song printed out on the floor.

Ok fair point. I guess its the social media coverage of the Kings song that makes it a bit cringeworthy or unusual (probably should be kept out of the public eye) But i accept the reasoning behind it as a sporting culture even in basketball.

Do it in private. It should be just for the team

It's always a bit embarrassing when you have so few wins that you have to have the lyrics of your song printed out on the floor.

Team songs....kindergarten stuff filled with every cliché know to man. Cringe worthy when ever I see footballers singing after a game.

At least when the Aussie cricketers belt out Khe Sahn after a win the give the impression they have passed puberty.

I don't see a problem with celebratuing a win no matter when it comes.

After the season the Kings have had thus far ... a win like that would be the world off their shoulders.... so elation is just as strong an emotion as frustration or sadness after losing.

Gotta love how people always some out with the old "AFL does it, but its not basketball..."
WTF does that even mean?
You're suggesting we should just ape everything American?

On the subject of the Kings, I'd be happy to see them excited over a win, at least it demonstrates that it means something to them.

Very poor stuff. The song is a shite concoction of 10 other songs.

Randle stands there drinking water and not giving an F

Did they celebrate with song another loss on thursday. ha ha ha