Can we agree on words to zz song.I've heard many different versions,but if a group can sing the same version i'm sure everyone else will follow.My personal favourite is
ZHENG ZHI WHERE EVER YOU MAYBE
YOU SELL DODGY DVD
BUT WE'LL FOLLOW YOU WHERE EVER YOU MAYBE
COZ YOU SELL DODGY DVD
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Had hope we could be both more original, and less stereotypical (or offensive to some).
Jest or not, it's not really funny is it?
Lets face it, songs with more than two words in stump 90% of our home crowd.
Wherever you may be
Scores more goals than the man Lisbie
???
Just think as its been knocking around for a few seasons now, the eating dogs / dvd jokes have lost their initial giggle factor and are wearing a bit thin, and are on reflection offensive. Though i don't think it was anyone's intention to be offensive at all.
Just my view, and i may be completely wrong. I just think we're leading ourselves up for criticism if we go down this road.
Wherever you may be
Scores more goals than the man Lisbie
then again, so does my gran-neee
and she's been dead years twenty-three....
Zheng Zhi, Wherever you may be
you have more fans than CAFC...
Where's that coat?
LOL, i thought that after the game. I went a whole half without slagging off Dennis.
Things MUST be turning
or to the chant of chelsea.
eg.
ZHENG ZHI - Chinese superstar
ZHENG ZHI - scoring off the bar
ZHENG ZHI - running down the line
ZHENG ZHI - he is Charlton's number 9
I'm sure someone could come up with better lyrics, but I think the tune is good .. could perhaps rhyme 'spits at referees' with Chinese
I just got to you both through reasoned argument!!
Or maybe Dennis read it too and thought he'd better respond...
You sell dodgy DVD
It could be worse, you could be wall
Selling crack in a primary school
Thats the current song, i like it. It's only football banter. If you find it offensive don't sing it, if you can think of a better song then start it.
By the way, what's wrong with eating dog if you're not vegetarian?
You got a great wall in your country
or
You got no democracy