Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| club name | name of team song | basis for team song | first used as team song | writer / composer |
| adelaide | the pride of south australia | us marines' hymn | 1992 | bill sanders |
| brisbane lions | the pride of brisbane town | la marseillaise | 1955 | fitzroy players |
| carlton | we are the navy blues | lily of laguna | c 1930 | carlton players |
| collingwood | good old collingwood forever | goodbye , dolly gray | 1906 | tom nelson |
| essendon | see the bombers fly up | (keep your) sunny side up | 1960s | unknown |
| fremantle | freo way to go | original | 1995 | ken walther |
| geelong | we are geelong | the toreador song | 1963 | john k watts |
| gold coast | we are the suns of the gold coast sky | original | 2010 | rosco elliott |
| greater western sydney | there 's a big big sound | original | 2012 | harry angus |
| hawthorn | the mighty fighting hawks | the yankee doodle boy | c 1956 | chick lander |
| melbourne | it 's a grand old flag | you 're a grand old flag | c 1912 | unknown (second verse by keith bluey truscott ) |
| north melbourne | join in the chorus | wee deoch an doris | 1920s | unknown |
| port adelaide | power to win | original | 1997 | quentin eyers and les kaczmarek |
| richmond | we 're from tiger land | row , row , row | 1962 | jack malcolmson |
| st kilda | when the saints go marching in | when the saints go marching in | c 1965 | unknown |
| sydney | the red and the white | notre dame victory march | 1950s | larry spokes |
| west coast | we 're flying high | original | 1987 | kevin peek and ken walther |
Title:
list of australian football league team songs
Statement:
larry spokes wrote sydney 's team song
Answer:
supported