Best Chants at Charlton Games
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Coventry at home in 1987 there was a really fat guy at the top of the Holmesdale End, whom was giving it to the Charlton fans in the lower Arthur Waite stand.
The banter was fairly innocuos, until the fat chap ventured to the burger stand, and came back with a 'Selhurst Special' with cheese, onions and lashings of red sauce.
This prompted a raucuos chant of 'Fatty's got a burger' ringing out across the entire Arthur Waite stand.
This seemed to amuse the Coventry fans as much as it did the Charlton mob, poor old fatty however didn't see the funny side, and was soon being dragged away by the constabulary - without his burger!3 -
8 goals went past Nicky..Went past Nicky Weaver.
As Claus Jensen lobbed him from the halfway line0 -
Nobody seems to have mentioned ‘again, we’ll never play you again...’ sung by some 11k Charlton fans massed in the Arthur wait as we headed back to the premiership and palace were looking like they could go down and out of business. No matter how the fortunes have temporarily turned around in recent years the moment and noise at at that ground was pure joy to be a part of.3
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He's got two yellow cards,
He's got two yellow cards.
We've got two Sodjes,
He's got two yellow cards.
When we erroneously thought the ref had booked someone twice without sending them off.
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Remember that. '' Fatty's getting fatter " was also eloquently directed towards him.Kenny Achampong said:Coventry at home in 1987 there was a really fat guy at the top of the Holmesdale End, whom was giving it to the Charlton fans in the lower Arthur Waite stand.
The banter was fairly innocuos, until the fat chap ventured to the burger stand, and came back with a 'Selhurst Special' with cheese, onions and lashings of red sauce.
This prompted a raucuos chant of 'Fatty's got a burger' ringing out across the entire Arthur Waite stand.
This seemed to amuse the Coventry fans as much as it did the Charlton mob, poor old fatty however didn't see the funny side, and was soon being dragged away by the constabulary - without his burger!0 -
Forest sing it so much better, they don’t rush through it in 15 secondsThe Prince-e-Paul said:Also at City Ground, Forests own original version of Valley Floyd Road, which incidentally we sung in unison. Weird to hear home and away with essentially the same song.
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They might last longer, but we'll give you the best 15 seconds of your life 😊Todds_right_hook said:
Forest sing it so much better, they don’t rush through it in 15 secondsThe Prince-e-Paul said:Also at City Ground, Forests own original version of Valley Floyd Road, which incidentally we sung in unison. Weird to hear home and away with essentially the same song.
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The first time I can remember singing it was at Upton Park to the West Ham photographer, Steve Bacon.Stig said:
Who ate all the pies to the fat trainer bloke that we used to have who ended up bringing pies onto the pitch as a joke.floydroadfaithfull said:Who ate all the pies
To Tony Roberts daggers keeper who took it all and gave it back in good spirits1 -
Always amuses me why we seem to pronounce the word bastards the northern way when we sing this, ie " bustards" rather than "barstards"Alwaysneil said:Plenty of ‘dirty northern bastards’ sung on Saturday.
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"You should have stayed at the Valley"
Sung to Simon Royce shortly after Shaun Bartlett scored that goal of the season
Even better was the little jig Simon did to acknowledge it - Best bit of fan / player banter I'll ever see0 - Sponsored links:
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When he played Brighton, we alternated signingThe Prince-e-Paul said:Also at City Ground, Forests own original version of Valley Floyd Road, which incidentally we sung in unison. Weird to hear home and away with essentially the same song.
"we hate Palace more than you!"1 -
At Anfield in 2007 (final match in the PL) one of the locals in the Anfield main stand (a father with a kid) was getting a bit irate and seemed to be wanted to stage a one man battle with us
"You're not fit to be a dad"1 -
"Stand up if you hate Palace" with all 4 sides on their feet was class.killerandflash said:
When he played Brighton, we alternated signingThe Prince-e-Paul said:Also at City Ground, Forests own original version of Valley Floyd Road, which incidentally we sung in unison. Weird to hear home and away with essentially the same song.
"we hate Palace more than you!"
Good old Brighton - great club.
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I remember that very well.Kenny Achampong said:Coventry at home in 1987 there was a really fat guy at the top of the Holmesdale End, whom was giving it to the Charlton fans in the lower Arthur Waite stand.
The banter was fairly innocuos, until the fat chap ventured to the burger stand, and came back with a 'Selhurst Special' with cheese, onions and lashings of red sauce.
This prompted a raucuos chant of 'Fatty's got a burger' ringing out across the entire Arthur Waite stand.
This seemed to amuse the Coventry fans as much as it did the Charlton mob, poor old fatty however didn't see the funny side, and was soon being dragged away by the constabulary - without his burger!0 -
1st away game in the premier league after the Sunderland play off final.
Newcastle away.
Charlton fans singing
Are you watching Sunderland.
The whole of st.james park stand and appluase.
Quality moment.7 -
I always liked the England's number1 England's England's number 1 to David James. I seem to remember the covered end getting to about number 7 before it finished. David James was good value throughout the chant!3
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Glad "1-0 to the Londoners" came backMrLargo said:Bertie Mee said to Bill Shankly...... Never seem to do "1-0 to the Londoners" anymore, or Dirty Northern Bastards. Conversely, the incest songs gets an airing every week. Supposed to be specifically for when we're playing rural clubs - Norwich, Ipswich, etc. Not for Wimbledon, Luton, Coventry, etc.2
