Like a night out on West Street

[TomHeffernan]

Is it only me that remembers the original lyric of "Like a night out on West Street"? I'm sure it was sung for at least a year before it changed to "Like a night out in Sheffield".

Or am I going mad? Nobody else seems to remember it.

 

[Bladesway]

Is it only me that remembers the original lyric of "Like a night out on West Street"? I'm sure it was sung for at least a year before it changed to "Like a night out in Sheffield".

Or am I going mad? Nobody else seems to remember it.

It's maggots

 

[blade.i.am]

And what about the extra oooh, sure there used to be one.

 

[Rodley]

Magnots if you're diplomatic

 

[Pierre's PC]

It's maggots

Having gone out up there the other week it certainly smelt like something had died. So you're probably right

 

[Rodley]

And what about the extra oooh, sure there used to be one.

Ooh to ooh to be Ooh to be a...Blades man

 

[Sean Thornton]

Having gone out up there the other week it certainly smelt like something had died. So you're probably right

That'll be Subway.

 

[Tyler Durden]

Soon to be "a good pinch of coke" thanks to the next generation of wankers.

 

[The_Green_Man]

Soon to be "a good pinch of coke" thanks to the next generation of wankers.

You fill up mi senses,
Like nicking a pitch cover,
Like letting a flare off,
And a Firecracker too,
Like a thick line of Class A,
Washed down with a Weak Lager,
I feel hard in a group,
And I swear snide designer clobber.....
Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah......OOOOOhhhhh are Sheffield United again?

 

[The_Green_Man]

Sorry TomHef.....In regards to your original post, I have no knowledge of it mate. Didn't mean to derail the post.

 

[BarlboroughBlade]

It's maggots

I've been singing Merlot, feel a bit daft now

 

[tomtheblade]

And what about the extra oooh, sure there used to be one.

I still maintain that we rush the last part way too much.

A clear and slow Nah- nah- nah- nah- nah-Ooh!!
Would sound so much more intimidating

 

[Cheets]

There definitely used to be two distinct lines of 'Na na na' whereas it's now a radio edit that fades out very quickly. Actually I'd better not talk about lines on this thread...

 

[georgebernardshaw]

It's maggots

Think I've got a stalker.......

 

[Tunstall Fred]

I wonder if John Denver was ever made aware of us singing a version of his song?

I do reckon if he was still alive today,we would have invited him to the Lane to perform his song at half time,anytime he was near or playing in Sheffield

 

[BushBlade]

Is it only me that remembers the original lyric of "Like a night out on West Street"? I'm sure it was sung for at least a year before it changed to "Like a night out in Sheffield".

Or am I going mad? Nobody else seems to remember it.

First time I heard it, after the Atkins Rotherham game, on a bus back to town, they were singing 'night out in Woodhouse'. I assumed at the time they were from Woodhouse. Maybe there were a few different versions going around.

 

[Maidenhead]

Ooh to ooh to be Ooh to be a...Blades man

Absolutely right and miles better than disappearing into nothing as it Does now.

I try and finish it properly every game but can't find anyone to join in with me.

 

[I should coco]

First time I heard it, after the Atkins Rotherham game, on a bus back to town, they were singing 'night out in Woodhouse'. I assumed at the time they were from Woodhouse. Maybe there were a few different versions going around.

First time I heard the proper version with plenty singing it was Notts County away in 84/85.

I still maintain that we rush the last part way too much.

A clear and slow Nah- nah- nah- nah- nah-Ooh!!
Would sound so much more intimidating

Couldn't agree more. That was the best bit but the modern can't be arsed generation just, well, can't be arsed.

Now when I were a lad...........

 

[CarlingBlade]

Rumour has it the original version was 'like a night out in Darnall'

 

[SouthEssexBlade]

Think I've got a stalker.......

 

[sladeblade]

Anyone remember the version with the lines:

He works down at Asda behind the fish counter
He fills up the freezers with frozen fish fingers

Only heard it ones away at Coventry sometime in the early 80s.

 

[DifferentClass]

Anyone remember the version with the lines:

He works down at Asda behind the fish counter
He fills up the freezers with frozen fish fingers

Only heard it ones away at Coventry sometime in the early 80s.

I'm guessing whoever came up with that one was in an advanced state of refreshment... or actually working at Asda behind the fish counter

 

[ourbob]

Think it was masborough, the original,sang by the millers.

 

[snootyfenooty]

I've been singing Merlot, feel a bit daft now

Not as daft as me. I thought it was "A Girl in La Manga"

Same as when Abba were singing "Chiquitita" I always thought they were singing "take your teeth out"

 

[Deano's Shorts]

Ooh to ooh to be Ooh to be a...Blades man

I knew it had disappeared! Genuinely disappoints me I can't do it any more.

 

[Rodley]

I knew it had disappeared! Genuinely disappoints me I can't do it any more.

The odd people still do.

 

[Dnblade]

Think I've got a stalker.......

You could say,you attract them like a magnet GBS...Coats on.

It's Magnets.

 

[georgebernardshaw]

You could say,you attract them like a magnet GBS...Coats on.

It's Magnets.

How very dare you.....

 

[BushBlade]

Ooh to ooh to be Ooh to be a...Blades man

I thought it was ooh to, ooh to be a, ooh to be a Bladesman, with a bit of emphasis on the first 'a'.

 

[Dnblade]

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How very dare you.....

That looks more like what came up the last time i had far to much Magnet followed by a dodgy curry.