hampshire_exile
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Day trippers go home
Day trippers go home
Get back on yer bus
Leave Blackpool to us
Day trippers go home
Day trippers go home
Get back on yer bus
Leave Blackpool to us
Day trippers go home
We still sing that regularly!Day trippers go home
Day trippers go home
Get back on yer bus
Leave Blackpool to us
Day trippers go home
Very good.Westies westies give us a song
Westies give us a song.
Mind you if we sang that now, the westies would mishear it and give us a scone!
It reared its head when we beat the dirty Nobbers at home when Brown got sent off and I think it was Connolly who was dishing a bit out.Seaside aggro seaside aggro hello hello!
Whenever there was a hint of aggression on or off the field
"I hear the sound of distant bums...."over there, over there .... how do they smell ..... like f***in hell (to the tune of distant drums)![]()
The tea girl walking from the south east corner with the takings, after half time. Get your bits out for the lads!You're gonna get your
fuckin' 'eads kicked in
Lovely![]()
St John's....I don't remember singing Red Cross..............
Tits.....The tea girl walking from the south east corner with the takings, after half time. Get your bits out for the lads!
Tit with a nipple on his head....Whenever there was a bit of aggro on the Kop in the late 60's and the old bill would wade in, truncheons a-go-go....
Who's that fella with a tit on his head - copper, copper,
Who's that fella with a tit on his head - copper is his name.
On the beat all day,
On the wife all night,
Who's that fella with a tit on his head, copper is his name.
Carry on humour. Still makes me laugh today!
I always thought that came out of Zulu?Whayeo Whayeo
gab gab gabba
Hahahaha.
A totally made up and silly chant in the 70s and one what won a bet . 1 person would chant each line and about 3 or 4 thousand repeated it.
The bet was to see if a most rediculas chant would be followed by the main kopites and it was . I remember talking to a Sunderland fan who heard this chant and he was saying that even they with their silly accents hadn't a clue.
different times. the use of the word willieDont bend down when the keepers around
Or you might get a willie up your @rse
We dont mind if he calls us `Dear'
Cos we all know that the Keepers Queer
That's where my username came from & add the grotty bitdifferent times. the use of the word willie- in my defence I have just regressed to being 10 years old. it won't happen again, promise.
In the net, up your arse.In the net *clap clap clap*
Ooh it’s a corner!
That's one I had totally forgotten about!! With my few remaining brain cells. Pomo is our leader...Whayeo Whayeo
gab gab gabba
Hahahaha.
A totally made up and silly chant in the 70s and one what won a bet . 1 person would chant each line and about 3 or 4 thousand repeated it.
The bet was to see if a most rediculas chant would be followed by the main kopites and it was . I remember talking to a Sunderland fan who heard this chant and he was saying that even they with their silly accents hadn't a clue.
Used to see a guy watching fron the No1 club roof in the 70s, always had a big German shepherd dog up there with him.A while ago when we only had half a ground a rather large guy was watching the game on No1 club roof. When a perfect rendition of "who ate all the pies x2 you fat bas tard x2 who ate all the pies" rang out funny at the time.
One of My faves in the olden days should be brought back"You are my sunshine, my only sunshine" used to get sung from the South paddock in the 90s
Marvin Bryan, Marvin BryanWhat was Marvin Bryan’s song again before I make a tit of myself and get the words wrong?
My older brotherThat's one I had totally forgotten about!! With my few remaining brain cells. Pomo is our leader...
Love that chant.Na na na na, na na na, na na! Classic!
Didn’t realise this was you Peter..still see you at home gamesMy older brother