It won't be for long till we start singing "We're the Champions, Champions of Europe". Everyone hates us no matter how many trophies we win (In England and Europe) but we know who we are. And we are Champions of England again.Champions of Europe you'll never sing that, that's all the Chelsea fans will be singing, but maybe with a bit of trepidation:)
We know what we are, we know what we are
Champions of England
Was sang well before United won the Premier League mate, first team I remember singing it was Rangers in the late 80’sThe word ‘championies’ doesn’t exist in any language.
A rag chant made up by the cunts to sound more ‘European’ or something.
Always much preferred ‘we are the champions, champions of England’. Or the old school ‘champions (clap clap), champions (clap clap)’.
I remember in the 80’s when all the kippax use to sing Bring on the ChampionsBring on the Champions!
Yep, miles better.I remember in the 80’s when all the kippax use to sing Bring on the Champions
The top answer is partially correct. The correct word is campeones. Champignones are mushrooms.Every time in my life when I've sang this song I've done
"Championeeees Championeeees Ole Ole Ole"
However at the Leeds game my senile old dad sang
"Championeeees Championeeees Are We Are We Are We"
Which is the correct lyrics? Seems like an appropriate moment to clarify
I remember us singing "We are the Champions, champions of Europe" in 1970, after winning the Cup Winners Cup.The word ‘championies’ doesn’t exist in any language.
A rag chant made up by the cunts to sound more ‘European’ or something.
Always much preferred ‘we are the champions, champions of England’. Or the old school ‘champions (clap clap), champions (clap clap)’.