Had to laugh on holiday

[Robby Blade]

The words were something like this ..
"Their fans are all plastic, their ground's made of tin ,,,,,we'll drown all those bastards in bottles of gin.
10,000 Wednesdayites dead on the floor .. they wont come on Shoreham Street Kop any more "
Might have been another verse but cant remember it now

Beat mI too it

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Think I remember this being to status quo at a last home match at the end of season when the rust got relegated once
"downnnn....downnnnn....the piggies are down...."

Great song. Apparently it was Quo's only number 1.

 

[rosy red]

Never felt more like.....whatever version

1956 - guy mitchell, singing the blues

 

[rosy red]

We hate wednesday - a blade, 1889,
I win

 

[rosy red]

Oh come all ye faithful - 1744

Kerching

 

[cc1]

Go West, pet shop boys

(You're shit and you know you are etc)

 

[Bill Johnson]

" I love to go a wandering along the cliffs of Dover,
And if I see Wednesday fan......."

King Harold 1066.

 

[Jim Chimmerney]

'Hark now hear....' 1739, beat that

Oh come all ye faithful - 1744

Kerching

Not quite

We used to sing "On Ilkley Moor bah taht" but havent a clue when it was written - guessing the 1800's ?

According to wiki early 1800s but was it sung with Blades related lyrics ? If not, not allowed

 

[SittingontheBall]

Anybody remember singing “Ohhh, Tony Currie” to Soley Soley by Middle of the Road?

Not sure if I dreamt that.

 

[rosy red]

Not quite



According to wiki early 1800s but was it sung with Blades related lyrics ? If not, not allowed

Oops I read it wrong the earliest version was king John lV of Portugal 1604 >1656

Back of the net

 

[Cerberus Blade]

Anybody remember singing “Ohhh, Tony Currie” to Soley Soley by Middle of the Road?

Not sure if I dreamt that.

I remember that. It was “oh Tony, Tony - Tony, Tony, Tony Curree”. In A minor I think?

That was back in the days when I used to sing. I don’t sing much now. I sit in the South stand. Last time I belted out a song is was the greasy chip buttie song and when I got to the “F” for “FILL UP MY SENSES” my top set flew out and landed in the hood of the anorak of the person sitting in front of me. It was a bit embarrassing so I’ve not done it since. But I do take my false teeth out now and use them as maracas to join in the songs whilst I hum through my gums

 

[BushBlade]

Anybody remember singing “Ohhh, Tony Currie” to Soley Soley by Middle of the Road?

Not sure if I dreamt that.

Some reight fashions in this.

 

[Hamburg Blade]

"Always look on the bright side of life" - about 33 AD.
I win.

 

[Jim Chimmerney]

"Always look on the bright side of life" - about 33 AD.
I win.

Surely 'the year was AD 89...........'

Coat..................................

 

[Hamburg Blade]

Surely 'the year was AD 89...........'

Coat..................................

Ooh, dear. I'll call you the taxi.