Best Chants at Charlton Games
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I shouted NO, put them away, you'll catch your deaths of cold.paulie8290 said:
I heard that and it made me look back haha, I did wonder if u was involved hahaBaldybonce said:'Get your tits out for the boys'
Made a brief appearance on Saturday but the young ladies didn't oblige.1 -
Pompey away this seasonMrLargo 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.
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Lino, lino you're a clot
lino you're a clot
Lino, lino you're a clot
lino you're a clot!
North stand do say clot, don't they? It gets a bit muffled on its way around the ground.0 -
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This is how it feels to be Millwall,
This is how it feels to be small,
You've got Morison,
We've got Joe Aribo, Joe Aribo
Would love us to come up with something for Grant, he deserves a proper song after his performances4 -
Some from the past.
At Old Trafford during Premiere League years.
"We all agree Eastenders is better than Corrie."
At Derby during the Maxwell reign ( youngsters might not get this one!)
"Where's your pension gone, where's your pension gone, far, far away, far far away!"1 -
We all agree Simon Webster is Scottish0
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Don’t think anyone actually sang it, but a group of us on the terrace behind our goal at Grimsby, humming the American National Anthem as Mike Amman came towards us as he was going to take a goal kick. He loved it! 😂0
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There was a pre-season friendly 20-odd years ago where the opposing keeper left his glove bag on the goal line, and the Covered End chanted “get your handbag out the goal” until the ref made him move it.
That one really ticked me.0 -
Talking of Leeds;
'He's one of your own,
he's one of your own
Jimmy Saville ………..
And the come back;
He's probably your Dad,
he's probably your Dad
Jimmy Saville....
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We’ve always been known as terrible composers0
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You need to do a few away games up here mate, they quite often get sung if I have anything to do with itMrLargo 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.
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‘England’s number 5’ sung to David James made me laugh many years ago!4
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Plenty of ‘dirty northern bastards’ sung on Saturday.0
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I'm guessing it's not originally ours given no one has mentioned it, but "You name is a shop, your name is a shoooop) at Lennell John-Lewis.2
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Did enjoy Brentford away a couple of seasons ago with a rousing rendition of ‘my shed, my shed is bigger than this, it’s got four walls and a window, my shed is bigger than this’0
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Daisy, Daisy
The coppers are after you,
If they catch you they'll give you a month or two.
They'll tie you up with wire,
Behind a black Maria,
But fuck the rest,
Cos we're the best
And we only wanna say Allo
Allo Charlton Aggro, Charlton Aggro, Allo Allo!0 -
Shamelessly adding my own chant which was sung continuously throughout the second half of the cup tie at White Hart Lane in the mid 80's:-
We all agree, Aizlewoods better than Hoddle.
Especially after he equalised following his missed pen.2 -
Still my favourite.....My old man said be a Palace fan, I said f*** off, bollocks you're a c***5
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Given the snowflake era we are living in I do wonder of the lyrics to oh South London are considered sexiest
So how about singing @stackitsteve version
Oh South London
Oh South London
Is wonderful
Is wonderful
Oh South is wonderful its full of Chips, The Valley and Charlton
Oh South London is wonderful1 -
Not a charlton one but remember this one about Jason Euell in his Southampton days.
To the tune of 'you were always on my mind'
EUELL IS ALWAYS ON MY MIND
Maybe he doesn’t score them quite as often as he used to.
Maybe he doesn’t shine now quite as often as his shoes do.
Little things that he still does with style – like the tackle from behind – Euell is always on our mind, Euell is always on our mind.
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“Wheels on your home go round and round” sung at Gillingham always puts a smile on my face.3
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Oh South London is wonderfulpaulie8290 said:Given the snowflake era we are living in I do wonder of the lyrics to oh South London are considered sexiest
So how about singing @stackitsteve version
Oh South London
Oh South London
Is wonderful
Is wonderful
Oh South is wonderful its full of Chips, The Valley and Charlton
Oh South London is wonderful
Oh South London is wonderful
It's in the Ultra Low Emission Zone
Oh South London is wonderful
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My grandfather brought me a cute little toy, a Palace fan hanging from a string, he told me to kick his fu@@ing in.1
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Who ate all the pies
To Tony Roberts daggers keeper who took it all and gave it back in good spirits1 -
Deffo remember that one.bolloxbolder said:Shamelessly adding my own chant which was sung continuously throughout the second half of the cup tie at White Hart Lane in the mid 80's:-
We all agree, Aizlewoods better than Hoddle.
Especially after he equalised following his missed pen.0 -
Still going to takea lot to beat
Number eighty-fivvvvvveeee is Kermorgant, and eighty-siiiiiiiixxxx is Kermorgant. Kermorgant!
We all dream of a team of Kermorgants,
A team of Kermorgants, a team of Kermorgants3 -
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 spirits3 -
Bielik, has only got one ball,Southendaddick said:I can imagine Bielik might have a rendition of ‘kicked in the bollocks, he’s getting kicked in the bollocks’ on Saturday.
He lost one, when Karlan scored a goal,
So now he aims to
Change his full name to,
Kristian Bollock by deed poll.
I thank you.1 -
Sung at half-time to a rather portly lady in the home end at Northampton Town.
Pie in her pocket
she's got a pie in her pocket
she's got a pie in her pocket.....
Probably only sung by about 10 people (very loudly), with 300+ others giggling and tutting.
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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.1
