I'd walk a million miles to the end of your nose Phil Thompson.
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TERN ROSS‘Tom you useless ket wigged tit. Cancel your contract’
‘Boooooooooooo’
that was the next coach to us in the carpark, two of my ,mates were on it, i nearly got stabbed that day just before half time.I was at that match. Can't really remember the song, but we got our windows smashed on the coach. Absolutely freezing on the way back home.
Was also there, had the windows smashed on the train. Those were the days eh? ( theres a chant in there somewhere!)Some of you fifty-somethings may remember being away at Wolves over the Christmas period in 1983. It was a thoroughly crap performance (we lost 3-0) but good times were, of course, just around the corner.
Earlier in the year, Karma Chameleon had been a massive song and even 35 years on, I can hear the Wolves fans singing, "karma, karma, karma, karma, karma, come on you Wolves....come on you Wolves....come on you Woooollllllves!"
Never before had I seen 2000-3000 fans collectively turn to their left and with puzzled looks say "what the...." It was such a terrible, cringeworthy terrace song and I hate the fact that it's a football memory of mine.
Are there any similar chants out there that we need to be reminded of? Personally, I think that pop songs very rarely translate into good terrace songs but I'm willing to have my opinion changed.
Just for the record, 'Will Grigg's on fire' also falls into the terrible category in my humble opinion.
I'd walk a million miles to the end of your nose Phil Thompson.
It was also applied to Jack Charlton's giraffe necklolI remember this one being chanted when we played City aimed at Summerbee (don't think his beak was as big as Pinocchio's though)
Ha ....especially when he ambled up for their corners !!It was also applied to Jack Charlton's giraffe necklol
My favourite, if true cos I wasnt there, was a Villa one. They were at home, and in a state, and the away support, City or Newcastle iirc, sang the "Going down going down" standard.
In a heartbeat, the Holte End responded with "Whats it like whats it like"
whats the one our fans used to sing with the lines "we have no manners we always spend our tanners" and "when the coppers shout hey put the candles out we are the goodison gang"
always some old fella on a coach who loves singing that
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