Retro chanting 13:15 - Aug 29 with 10840 views | stevec | 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. | | | | |
Retro chanting on 11:03 - Aug 30 with 1217 views | welwynranger |
Retro chanting on 18:28 - Aug 29 by dmm | Not a chant either but let's bring back throwing bog rolls when we score. Loved that back in the day. |
Their is an iconic photo of Rodney Marsh on the pitch with toilet roll having been thrown over his head | | | |
Retro chanting on 11:38 - Aug 30 with 1115 views | welwynranger | In the early 70s. Rangers took a large number to Ipswich. The chant was Oy cant read And oy cant write But oy can drive a tracter. | | | |
Retro chanting on 11:39 - Aug 30 with 1115 views | welwynranger |
Retro chanting on 16:37 - Aug 29 by guitarzan | Ooooh it’s a corner oooh it’s a corner |
Did you bend your knees when you typed that? | | | |
Retro chanting on 11:55 - Aug 30 with 1058 views | Dorse | Not an R's one but I remember the Gooners signing about Emmanuel Petit: 'He's big. He's quick. His name's a porno flick.' Always raised a smile. There's a thing on YouTube comparing British terrace chants with US 'Soccer' fans. Absolutely hysterical. Our chants are genuinely funny (not to say brutal) whereas theirs sound like corporate troubleshooting events: 'We belive that we will win!' vs 'Fat granny shagger!' is a classic. | |
| 'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!' |
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Retro chanting on 11:56 - Aug 30 with 1055 views | charmr | A regular ditty to the tune of wandering star by Lee Marvin. I was born under Loftus road I was born under Loftus road Knives are made for stabbing Guns are made to shoot If you come down to Loftus road we’re all stick in the boot Always fascinated where terrace chants tunes originated. Off the top of my head. Go west by The pet shop boys Son of my father by chicory tip Hey Jude by The Beatles | | | |
Retro chanting on 12:25 - Aug 30 with 971 views | Boston | Chim chimeney chim chimeney chim chim cheroo, We hate those bast@rds in claret and blue. [Post edited 30 Aug 12:25]
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Retro chanting on 12:27 - Aug 30 with 959 views | Boston | "Back to school on Monday". | |
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Retro chanting on 14:52 - Aug 30 with 821 views | SydneyRs |
Retro chanting on 12:25 - Aug 30 by Boston | Chim chimeney chim chimeney chim chim cheroo, We hate those bast@rds in claret and blue. [Post edited 30 Aug 12:25]
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They used to sing that one back, changing the words to we are those bastards in claret and blue. | | | | Login to get fewer ads
Retro chanting on 15:06 - Aug 30 with 776 views | stowmarketrange |
Retro chanting on 14:52 - Aug 30 by SydneyRs | They used to sing that one back, changing the words to we are those bastards in claret and blue. |
“We had joy,we had fun, We had West Ham on the run, But the joy didn’t last coz the b@stards ran too fast.” We weren’t singing that in the loft on the night of the 6-1 cup game though. | | | |
Retro chanting on 15:12 - Aug 30 with 746 views | MrSheen |
Retro chanting on 11:38 - Aug 30 by welwynranger | In the early 70s. Rangers took a large number to Ipswich. The chant was Oy cant read And oy cant write But oy can drive a tracter. |
We can’t read We can’t write But that doesn’t matter We come down from Bristol/Swindon/Ipswich/Shrewsbury Town Riding on our tractors | | | |
Retro chanting on 15:19 - Aug 30 with 724 views | CroydonCaptJack | Also Captain Jack had a knife verse and a stabbing man. | | | |
Retro chanting on 16:43 - Aug 30 with 609 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Retro chanting on 15:19 - Aug 30 by CroydonCaptJack | Also Captain Jack had a knife verse and a stabbing man. |
Ya, it did. Does that verse get sung anymore? | |
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