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May I take this opportunity to thank those in the SAR who enhanced a very enjoyable evening at the Caraboa cup game with their rendition of ‘Luton Town, W*nk-W*nk-W*nk’ whenever there was a lull in the game.
Haven’t heard that one since circa 1974, and there were certainly some puzzled faces as it took off. Quite addictive too, waiting this morning on an automated call found myself mumbling it away to myself.
As I’d have said, if I’d ever have been arsed to write into Points of View, More please.
I’m all in favour of the introduction of inane retro chanting when things get quiet.
This could lead to either a) the ground being closed or b) an entirely new (and distinctly different from the gambling industry) club sponsor. Andrex anyone?
It was relentless and embarrassing...it was always a sh!t chant but marginally less so when several hundered were singing it. With 4 or 5 pissed people droning it out, well...thank the lord i wasn't that close.
Years ago someone I knew , not a qpr fan,used to take to matches, a half crown for his bus home and a penny to throw at the opposition goalie. One day he threw the half crown by mistake and had to walk home
I’m pretty sure the Luton (hundreds?) sang that first the other night … but of course it would’ve been West London etc etc etc. And I thought jeez these throwbacks are still singing songs from the 70s.
A different song altogether but I remember being on the Jubilee Line one hot Saturday early August in a carriage full of tourists when a gang of drunk football supporters got on the train - more merry than anything else and started singing. I hadn’t realised it was the Charity Shield and I’m still not sure if they were Man City or Man Utd but they belted out full voice:
Ji-Sung wherever you may be You eat dogs in your home country But it could be worse you could be Scouse Eating rats in your Council House
Just want to say I live in a Council House. I like dogs (but not eating them). In fact I’ve been a Vegetarian for decades. Also I once had a Korean girlfriend and I’m very fond of the city of Liverpool and it’s people but I thought wow what a song - working on so many levels. And then they all got off next stop - Baker Street for Wembley - and the tourists in the carriage just didn’t know what to make of it.
When I visited Perth for the Ashes test a few years ago a group of us went into a Korean restaurant for a meal.We looked at menu and didn’t fancy chicken’s feet soup or the the North Korean army stew so we decided to go elsewhere.It might’ve been nice but we didn’t stay to find out.
Interestingly the loudest I ever heard that one was in the 82 QF v Palace shortly after Clive Allen ran down to taunt the away end after scoring the late winner in front of the Loft. Definitely sounded like they meant it too.
Sprung to mind immediately when we drew them in the next round.
If I had the wings of a Sparrow If II had the Arse of a Crow I'd Fly over Chelsea tomorrow & Shit on them Bastards below Shit on shit on I'd Shit on them Bastards below
If he carries on like this, and given that according to the Blackpool bloke he's known as Kaddy, it seems like there's a risk of the most retro of all QPR chants - "Kad-dee, Kad-dee"
Never been a big fan of chanting abuse at opposition fans. Even if it’s just banter - why do this when you know there are probably knuckle heads nearby you who actually think that way.
I prefer to support our team and given the opposition fans some banter. But maybe I am too PC
I enjoyed fans in the Loft singing 'You've got a shit F-ing haircut' to Tatith Chong before his penalty miss and then giving him a reprise afterward. 12th Man that is, right there!
Also back in the day Fake Hoops fans chanted at our left back Brevett 'Rufus is a dog's name'...rude, annoying but also funny.
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