As I mentioned we weren’t allowed to rhyme “Ernie Hunt”Later used for Andy Blair as I recall, and given that Blair probably covered 3 times as much ground as Ernie, a bit more appropriate! And it rhymed.
NaI think I got the right amount of "na's".
Ah yes the Becks utacBack in the Stone Age, every team used to sing You'll Never Walk Alone with the scarves aloft swaying and Molly Malone with City, City at the end for us. My favourites were Sing When Your Fishing, You Only Sing When You're Fishing to Grimsby and the slightly un PC, Does She Take It Up The Arse to David Beckham when he took corners.
The “you what” one was a good one against the northern teams.You're going to get your f**king heads kicked in.
We'll see you all outside. (repeat 3 times)
You what you what you what you what you what
If you think you're f**king hard enough.
I was born under a Sky Blue stand
I was born under a Sky Blue stand
The rest advocates violence and racism which is truly shocking to the tune of Wand'rin' Star-Lee Marvin
The good old days eh! It's a wonder anyone went to watch football years ago having to listen to stuff like that.
Level of irony here is hard to compute.Gary Lineker, what a wanker, what a wanker, Gary Lineker what a wanker.
Just lost his job on match of the day, self centred prick.
Remember that game but pretty sure it was 92-93 season. Ndlovu had just equalised before half time to put Cov fans in good spirits so it would have been Bobby Gould's Sky Blue Army sung for the entire break.Everton away brilliant day doing the conga in the stand
Level of irony here is hard to compute.
Moron.
I only heard it at one game (I think) but also…ooh to, ooh to be,
ooh to be a,
killa
Homage to the Macc LadsI only heard it at one game (I think) but also…
‘Ale, Ale
We Want more Ale,
Everybody’s Cheerin’
Killer Get the Beers in’.
Yeah that's what I was referring to in one of the earlier posts. You've spelt it far better than me though!Either I dreamt it or didn’t we used to sing a long drawn out:
Covvvvvvennnntrrrry
Who used to wear their silk scarf tied around their wrist?
What about fans who wore a multitude of opposing teams scarfs over their shoulders that they had robbed off rival fans a bit like Indian scalps.Who used to wear their silk scarf tied around their wrist?
This one had a brief airing 1980's/90's - ' QPR, QPR, QPR HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA'!For those who remember when QPR were a top team.
"Stan-ley Bowles is a homosexual"
Never heard all the verses that’s funnyFor the scoucers
In your Liverpool slums,
You look in the dustbin for something to eat,
You find a dead rat and you think it's a treat,
In your Liverpool slums,
In your Liverpool slums,
You s**t on the carpet, you p**s in the bath,
You finger your grandma, and think its a laugh,
In your Liverpool slums,
In your Liverpool slums,
You speak in an accent exceedingly rare,
You wear a pink tracksuit and have curly hair,
In your Liverpool slums,
In your Liverpool slums,
Your mum's on the game and your dad's in the nick,
You can't get a job 'cos you're too f***ing thick,
In your Liverpool slums
Was awesome commented onRemember that game but pretty sure it was 92-93 season. Ndlovu had just equalised before half time to put Cov fans in good spirits so it would have been Bobby Gould's Sky Blue Army sung for the entire break.
That used to be pretty common ‘back in the day’.Away at Bristol City in 2012, aimed at their keeper:
Gerken is his name, Gerken is his name
He stinks of piss and he’s got no mates
Gerken is his name
That used to be pretty common ‘back in the day’.
Yep loved that‘Who needs Cantona, when we have Wegerle’
And for a time I loved:
‘We’ve got Michael Doyle, Kelly in the middle…….’ until I heard it a million times too many on the day of the L2 final.
It's the tracksuits and curly hair bit that gets meNever heard all the verses that’s funny
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