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It plays on national stereotypes, totally wrong for a classy guy like Cifuentes.
The reference to Chelsea in the last line is embarrassing.
But - at least it is a song so I will join in. The cocaine-addled Yoof obviously think its great.
Oh god, how joy-sucking life has become. 'Playing to national stereotypes'...it's not remotely offensive and i'd bet a few quid that it made him smile when he first heard it.
I'm the first to find many of our chants cringeworthy, but not this one.
Oh god, how joy-sucking life has become. 'Playing to national stereotypes'...it's not remotely offensive and i'd bet a few quid that it made him smile when he first heard it.
I'm the first to find many of our chants cringeworthy, but not this one.
Didn't say it was offensive, of course it isn't offensive. Just saying Marti is all class and intelligence and worshipping him with a song that has him the equivalent of eating Roast Beef and downing lagers means (in my opinion) it isn't a great chant.
Didn't say it was offensive, of course it isn't offensive. Just saying Marti is all class and intelligence and worshipping him with a song that has him the equivalent of eating Roast Beef and downing lagers means (in my opinion) it isn't a great chant.
Didn't say it was offensive, of course it isn't offensive. Just saying Marti is all class and intelligence and worshipping him with a song that has him the equivalent of eating Roast Beef and downing lagers means (in my opinion) it isn't a great chant.
And if was freshly arrived in UK and my adopted teams supporters fondly sung me a song referencing roast beef and London Pride, i'd like it. A lot.
The song would be better if the last line was his football is magic rather than the Chelsea stuff
strangely for me, the incongruous nature of the inclusion of Chelsea, and the incorrect syntax of the F word, are what makes me look past its basic nature and find it quite funny
It's shockingly bad. Puerile and embarrassing. Was mildly tolerable at first when it was getting mumbled and mangled by a couple of dozen exuberant fans - couldn't really hear the words and obviously it's a timeless evergreen tune so no worries really. But, as it's taken hold and the true brainless horror of it has become apparent I've been stunned. Presume it has earworm properties akin to a song like Agadoo (and similar mindless random lyricism). Still, each to their own but it clearly will NEVER cascade around the stands as it's obvious too many people feel bilious about it. I'm not a killjoy, I'd happily get behind something jaunty like "Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole. Marti! Martiiieee!
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