Hamburg Blade
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It would be good if we could only pay a shilling for it as well, though I'll not hold my breath.Brexit might mean we can have a gallon of Magnet again rather than 4.55 litres.
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It would be good if we could only pay a shilling for it as well, though I'll not hold my breath.Brexit might mean we can have a gallon of Magnet again rather than 4.55 litres.
Wild? He's absolutely livid...Come on feel the noise
We're the Shoreham boys
We've got Wild Wilder
We've got Wild Wilder ...
'Not the nine o clock news' sketch, right?Wild? He's absolutely livid...
Yup, one of the best - Gerald the Gorilla.'Not the nine o clock news' sketch, right?
You've all missed my point completely.
It's nothing to do with people "now being offended by old style language" as it rarely featured in any of the chants that we're sung when I first started going to the lane in the late 90s.
I'm not naive enough to expect to be able to protect my child from these kind of things as he'll inevitably pick it all up as he gets older, but does that mean I should just encourage him to sing songs about him not giving a fuck? That John Fleck is hard as fuck? That Duffy scored and they were fucking shite? Because he'll hear it anyway?
I'm not saying the songs should be banned. But how often do you hear classic chants such as "We are bladesmen" or "No pig fans in town" or "hark now hear" or "falling in love with you" during a match these days? It's like they've been struck off because they're not aggressive enough and don't paint our fans in a dark enough light
I like the Shoreham Boys song, but it is ruined by the moronic end bit. So why not change the words......
I suggest we reflect on our ability to dominate teams but not finish them off and ultimately end up hanging on at the end.
Shoreham Boys we are here.
Ohhh Ohhh
Shoreham Boys we are here
Ohhh Ohhh
Shoreham Boy we are here
Show no mercy
Show no fear
Ohhh Ohhh Ohhh
cos the year is 1889!At least we accurately count up to four during the song
Another inaccurate song thankfully is 'Jack Charlton is dead and the pig fans have fled'. Perhaps when he does pass away we should put that song to bed!
It does infuriate me that 90% of our songs seemingly must contain the word "F***" or similar.
I'd like to teach my 6 year old a few other than "United, United" or "We Love United We Do"
It even has to feature in the O'Connell one. I've convinced him that the words are "he will head it back" but he'll no doubt soon discover otherwise.
Appreciate you can't avoid things like the "wanker" chants at the ref (which fortunately sounds like a "Blackman" to a 6 year old!) but is it so difficult to come up with a family friendly chant that everyone can join in with?
Seems to be only over the last 4 or 5 years that it's got worse
Its quite worrying to me that we sing a song that will continually encourage our children to feast on bad food, tobacco products and alcohol.
it’s just a tongue in cheek self depracating song not a comment on social engineeringIts quite worrying to me that we sing a song that will continually encourage our children to feast on bad food, tobacco products and alcohol.
One practical method of ensuring that no minority interest groups are offended by our songs would be to employ some American-style Cheerleaders , who would perform , through the public address system and upon the giant screen , a repertoire which has been fully vetted by the British Board of Film Censors , the Advertising Standards Agency , the Vegan Society & the Council for Black Disabled Lesbians Displaced from Muslim countries featuring on the At Risk Register.
I would support such an initiative provided that the Cheerleaders were all young nubile females with huge tits , long legs and wearing very little. Each would have to be certified by the Board of Governors at Hinde House to possess a hot pussy which could accommodate 4 working class male fingers at a moment's notice or take a break with a popular 4-section chocolate covered biscuit.
There would be a rigourous (non-discriminatory) selection process which ensured that successful candidates could respond with enthusiasm and compliance when the kop spontaneously broke into songs such as "Get your tits out , get your tits out , geeeeeet your tits out for the lads !"
Get. Your tits out. For. The. Lads.
Ps - anyone remember that bird in the short red skirt & blazer who wandered the perimeter fence at the kop end selling programmes in a decade long ago ?
It does infuriate me that 90% of our songs seemingly must contain the word "F***" or similar.
I'd like to teach my 6 year old a few other than "United, United" or "We Love United We Do"
It even has to feature in the O'Connell one. I've convinced him that the words are "he will head it back" but he'll no doubt soon discover otherwise.
Football, like society in general looks like it's being steered towards a sanitised,non aggressive, non confrontational,non offensive all inclusive idealistic world.
it’s just a tongue in cheek self depracating song not a comment on social engineering
perhaps we should invent one that extols the merits of living in a sanitised plastic bubble?![]()
good job your precious ears were not there in the 70s
Just accept that it is how it is, always has been emotive and always will be.
it'll be interesting when the Russkies rock up.. ooh i can't fire that rifle.. i'll break a nail.Football, like society in general looks like it's being steered towards a sanitised,non aggressive, non confrontational,non offensive all inclusive idealistic world.....
I love it. It's got a soft, melodic charm which starkly juxtaposes the violent nature of the lyrics.Absolutely gobsmacked nobody has mentioned the "Brooks will tear you apart" chant!
That has to be up there with one of the deadest melodies known to man
it'll be interesting when the Russkies rock up.. ooh i can't fire that rifle.. i'll break a nail.
I love it. It's got a soft, melodic charm which starkly juxtaposes the violent nature of the lyrics.
Is the tune from a Human League song?
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