Northyorksblade
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I could have sworn it was at Scunthorpe, but as he's never played for them, you're possibly correct.Hartlepool?
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I could have sworn it was at Scunthorpe, but as he's never played for them, you're possibly correct.Hartlepool?
Yeah Tiny Tim but Shoreham rather than Spion Kop, scans better that better way tooTiny Tim wasn’t it??
Loved that one.It was probably early 80s and the kop used to sing
"Shorehams here, Shorehams there, Shorehams every fucking where"
One game (Cant remember opposition) a tannoy announcement warned of eviction if anyone used foul language.
Almost immediately a chant went up:
"Shorehams here, Shorehams there,
Shorehams not allowed to swear "
Genius.
I never promised you a rose garden“I beg your pardon”...
Said to Bill Shank-lee ...... Tony Curr-eeBertie Mee said to Don Revie have you heard of the North Bank Highbury, he said no, I don't think so, but I've heard of the Shoreham...agro !....Na nà NA na na na, na.....etc
Last time I saw him was outside Wembley 2014, as we both stood and gawped at TC who was wearing a half and half Blades/Hull scarfSpot on BOSS. Marcus Raynor. Late of Hinde House, Sheffield; Bounds Green, London. London Blade, Legend. Sadly missed.
I could have sworn it was at Scunthorpe, but as he's never played for them, you're possibly correct.
Forget where this anecdote comes from, it might have been someone on League of Their Own, but this bloke goes to the Royal Variety Performance and drops something. He bends over to pick it up and he hears a voice from behind him:Sat on the kop in the mid/late 90's whilst playing Watford and some bloke on his own singing for the entire match "Elton John takes it up the arse, Elton John takes it up the arse" in the style of 'go west' by the pet shop boys. It was mildly amusing for the first 2 minutes but ultimately he ended up sounding like a jilted lover who was missing Elton John's arse.
I remember that Tarzan cry in the 1993-1994 season - Bryan Gunn was running up to take a goal kick for Norwich in the times he had long straggly blonde hair. I nearly wet myself laughing
At the risk of stealing silent blades thunder the Leeds game happened before the arsenal gameBlades get skanked in the FA Cup semi when Grahame Pohl body slams Tongey to the ground and helps Arsenal to score.
Pohl next comes to BDTBL when we play Dirty Leeds in the League Cup (it may have been the game Jags scored from just outside our own box in the last minute).
As Pohl runs onto the park three sides start with "Grahame Pohl is an Arsenal fan" - which Leeds mis-hear and join in with "Grahame Pohl takes it up the arse"
Made me smile
Pfft - smart arse!At the risk of stealing silent blades thunder the Leeds game happened before the arsenal game
Maybe it was the second game against Leeds then - the one where Kabba scored the winner?At the risk of stealing silent blades thunder the Leeds game happened before the arsenal game
Maybe it was the second game against Leeds then - the one where Kabba scored the winner?
Maybe it was the second game against Leeds then - the one where Kabba scored the winner?
Leeds once came to the Lane and sang "Grahame Pohl takes it up the arse". I have no idea when it happened though.Blades get skanked in the FA Cup semi when Grahame Pohl body slams Tongey to the ground and helps Arsenal to score.
Pohl next comes to BDTBL when we play Dirty Leeds in the League Cup (it may have been the game Jags scored from just outside our own box in the last minute).
As Pohl runs onto the park three sides start with "Grahame Pohl is an Arsenal fan" - which Leeds mis-hear and join in with "Grahame Pohl takes it up the arse"
Made me smile
Leeds once came to the Lane and sang "Grahame Pohl takes it up the arse". I have no idea when it happened though.
Thank you
Hartlepool?
Right - some ref once came to the Lane and Leeds fans gave him some stick. This may, or may not have happened, but if it did I have no idea when.Isnt it Poll
Gerrit on here. So I can hear it again.I think there is a video on here somewhere of myself, Blackheath Blade Greenwich Blade WalthamstowBlade a d few others singing the right words of this at the funeral of the much missed Marcus. It was his favourite sung with gusto and increasing menace as he imbibed more ale. Still miss the funny little chuff.
Flinders licks windows, he licks them all day...
Wasn't there a song/chant re TC, to the 'You can do magic tune/lyrics' or was it just played/requested on radio Sheffield for TC ?Ooooooooooh Tony Currie,
Tony Cur-reee
Toe- neee Currr- reee
my finest moment. Greenwich Blade can explainWhos your father whos your father referee
You ant got one you never had one
You're a bastard referee.
Some Refs. It was every referee. The abuse they got was relentless. Linesman also. In todays climate people and Sky would throw a complete ducky fit. Always felt sorry for the referee with :cough cough,no hair. Even if they had a strange walk it got picked on.Right - some ref once came to the Lane and Leeds fans gave him some stick. This may, or may not have happened, but if it did I have no idea when.
This story is losing something in the telling now.
Wimbledon away at Selhurst before the semi against Arsenal. Freezing cold night and so few people in the crowd the ref could probably hear everything everyone said. As soon as the opportunity arose, with the ref daring to venture near our end for a corner, Maidenhead lead us all in a rousing chorus of "Who's yer father..." It's probably the first time I've seen a referee not only smiling, but properly laughing.my finest moment. Greenwich Blade can explain
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