Most common chant tune
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I was thinking about this the other day. Which tune is the most commonly used for football chants? I’m guessing everyone has something to the tune of Go West, Sloop John B and “He’s magic, you know, you’ll never get past (ends in O)”.
Is there anything else as ubiquitous or is it probably one of these?
Is there anything else as ubiquitous or is it probably one of these?
The Stand up if you hate....... one pisses me off
As does the inane Arsenasl fan song the neanderthal one sing as well as the Sol Campbell ones.
Some people are beyond help
And the really saddo one from the top teams when kicking seven colours out of a team at the bottom of the table
You're s
t and you know you are
That should be used when the minnows wallopr the big guys
But thats just me
As does the inane Arsenasl fan song the neanderthal one sing as well as the Sol Campbell ones.
Some people are beyond help
And the really saddo one from the top teams when kicking seven colours out of a team at the bottom of the table
You're s
t and you know you areThat should be used when the minnows wallopr the big guys
But thats just me
AJB88 said:
Not common, but remember 90 minutes of "were hull city, were hull city" once when they were the away team.
Dull as fk.
Maybe they couldn’t remember where they lived, and were actually saying, “Where’s Hull City?”Dull as f
k. Or the home fans, watching crap opposition, were asking, “Where’s Hull City?”
Ascayman said:
Every team on the planet seems to have a version of the allez, allez, allez song
I quite liked it when Porto first sang it , it only got dull & repetitive when every other club started singing it . I can never understand why supporters sing nicked songs . Originality is the key .popegregory said:
I was thinking about this the other day. Which tune is the most commonly used for football chants? I’m guessing everyone has something to the tune of Go West, Sloop John B and “He’s magic, you know, you’ll never get past (ends in O)”.
Is there anything else as ubiquitous or is it probably one of these?
Kongolooooooo!Is there anything else as ubiquitous or is it probably one of these?
northwick said:
popegregory said:
I was thinking about this the other day. Which tune is the most commonly used for football chants? I’m guessing everyone has something to the tune of Go West, Sloop John B and “He’s magic, you know, you’ll never get past (ends in O)”.
Is there anything else as ubiquitous or is it probably one of these?
Kongolooooooo!Is there anything else as ubiquitous or is it probably one of these?
- acknowledges fellow terrier
Willmass said:
Ascayman said:
Every team on the planet seems to have a version of the allez, allez, allez song
I quite liked it when Porto first sang it , it only got dull & repetitive when every other club started singing it . I can never understand why supporters sing nicked songs . Originality is the key .AJB88 said:
Pothole said:
Only Liverpool should be allowed to sing at all then.
Liverpool trying to claim they were the first now are they?Been doing the rounds in European countries, especially Italy for years before Liverpool picked it up.
Frank7 said:
To the tune of Dean Martin’s “That’s Amore”, West Ham fans when Bobby Zamora was there.
“Wheeeeeeen the ball, hits the back of the net, you can bet, IT’S ZAMORA!!
Remember singing that one a lot, then when he went Fulham“Wheeeeeeen the ball, hits the back of the net, you can bet, IT’S ZAMORA!!
"When your sat, in Row Z, and the ball hits your head that's Zamora!"
AJB88 said:
Not common, but remember 90 minutes of "were hull city, were hull city" once when they were the away team.
Dull as fk.
At least it's got 3 words. I remember 90 minutes, plus the half time break, of "Chelsea, Chelsea....Chelsea, Chelsea", away at Leicester in the early 80s. Was actually quite good fun. Dull as f
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