Birmingham fans

[Bladezz]

Got to take your hat off to them there fans were incredible. Not sure what that minute long song is but they really do blast it out.

They showed us how to get behind a team.

 

[borg elite]

Keep Right On. That place is usually like a morgue.

 

[Bashar Al Asaba]

Shit song, it has no tune.

And I can think of a few instances of opposition support that have been better this season.

Not that ours is any cop, we're a cunts-in-the-concourse-only type of fanbase.

 

[Ricky]

They were absolutely nothing like incredible. Certainly not until they were winning.

 

[derfblade.3]

 

[Rodley]

Keep Right On is one of the best football songs about.

 

[Bladezz]

Shit song, it has no tune.

And I can think of a few instances of opposition support that have been better this season.

Not that ours is any cop, we're a cunts-in-the-concourse-only type of fanbase.

I can think of Wolves / Leeds who were good.

 

[Bashar Al Asaba]

I can think of Wolves / Leeds who were good.

I would add Millwall, Villa and possibly Cardiff to that.

 

[Ricky]

Even the likes of Derby and Boro are louder than us believe it or not.

 

[Tony]

None of them are a patch on the Blades in full voice, so to all you masquerading Pigs on here Go F**k Yourselves.

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Each to their own. It's one of the shittest football anthems, no tune whatsoever. Only a diehard bluenose could like that one.

 

[Northyorksblade]

Each to their own. It's one of the shittest football anthems, no tune whatsoever. Only a diehard bluenose could like that one.

It has got a tune, it's just that Birmingham fans can't sing.

 

[spongebobblade]

Even the likes of Derby and Boro are louder than us believe it or not.

Derby were so quiet (with the exception of 200 or so) on New Years Day. Boro were in fits and starts. The players had to get the fans going (similar to ourselves really)

 

[Davalon]

Thought their fans were distinctly average until they got in front.

 

[Bert]

Each to their own. It's one of the shittest football anthems, no tune whatsoever. Only a diehard bluenose could like that one.

Written and performed by Harry Lauder following the death of his son in 1916 in the First War. It beats singing about chip sandwiches.

 

[wizadry]

Written and performed by Harry Lauder following the death of his son in 1916 in the First War. It beats singing about chip sandwiches.

Does it fuckers like!

Ours is by far a better anthem when we start it ourselves without the need for Sinclair to start it.

 

[wizadry]

Birmingham fans are shite and aren’t a patch on Villa.

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Written and performed by Harry Lauder following the death of his son in 1916 in the First War. It beats singing about chip sandwiches.

I agree the sentiment behind the song is laudable. The tune is rubbish though, in my opinion.

 

[borg elite]

Written and performed by Harry Lauder following the death of his son in 1916 in the First War. It beats singing about chip sandwiches.

 

[Bashar Al Asaba]

Mike Rutherford wrote The Living Years as a tribute to his deceased father.

Very touching; still a shit song.

 

[Jon Bon II]

Mike Rutherford wrote The Living Years as a tribute to his deceased father.

Very touching; still a shit song.

Whereas 'Shaddap You Face' isn't in the slightest bit moving but is a brilliant song, if only for the fact that it kept that po-faced, pretentious, Geldof lickspittle cunt, Midge Ure, from getting to number one...

 

[Bashar Al Asaba]

Whereas 'Shaddap You Face' isn't in the slightest bit moving but is a brilliant song, if only for the fact that it kept that po-faced, pretentious, Geldof lickspittle cunt, Midge Ure, from getting to number one...

I dunno, I do like 'Vienna', although admittedly, I agree that anyone who associates with Geldof can fuck right off.

 

[Revolution]

Written and performed by Harry Lauder following the death of his son in 1916 in the First War. It beats singing about chip sandwiches.

Did he write "you black bastard" as well? They sang that at Blackman in at least one occasion.

Small sample size but I've always found them a nasty bunch.

 

[borg elite]

How dare you. My 77 year old mother loves that song.

Mike Rutherford wrote The Living Years as a tribute to his deceased father.

Very touching; still a shit song.

 

[N20 Blade]

Thought their fans were distinctly average until they got in front.

Strange we said the exact opposite; when they scored there was much more noise from them than us. They did a great job lifting their team but we didn’t. They completely out sung us. The apathy from the pitch transferred to the fans. It’s a shame the moronic noise in the concourse area at halftime didn’t replicate itself during the match.

 

[N20 Blade]

Strange we said the exact opposite; when they scored there was much more noise from them than us. They did a great job lifting their team but we didn’t. They completely out sung us. The apathy from the pitch transferred to the fans. It’s a shame the moronic noise in the concourse area at halftime didn’t replicate itself during the match.

Sorry when we scored I meant.

 

[Fulwood Blade]

The design of the stadium with a pretty low cantilever roof keeps the noise.

It's the loudest noise I have heard from what was 20K home supporters.

They only have 2 songs though - but they were loud, so credit due to them yesterday, particularly in the 2nd half.

Their team came out and stepped up a level where as we didn't - hence the reason to get behind the team.

Our fans as usual were very loud 1st half when we actually performed for 20 or so minutes. We didn't step up 2nd half and were therefore quiet 2nd half.

Disappointed with the team 2nd half with so much at stake, but it was very very obvious 5 minutes into the 2nd half WHO wanted to win that game - and it wasn't us.

UTB

 

[bornablade]

Mike Rutherford wrote The Living Years as a tribute to his deceased father.

Very touching; still a shit song.

It's particularly crap when sung by Carrack.

 

[Sean Thornton]

Written and performed by Harry Lauder following the death of his son in 1916 in the First War. It beats singing about chip sandwiches.

Bet he's really happy a bunch of scruffy nasty scrotes have adopted it then.

 

[John Street West Terrace]

All this praise on here recently of the fans of Brum ,Millwall & Cardiff all good salt of the earth types .... Jesus I need to keep off this Shiraz it’s starting fuck with my head !!