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*The Official, Give Ade A Better Song Thread!*
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how about...
to the tune of hey jude -the beatles.....the chanty bit at the end
eeeeee-manuel-adebayoooooooooooooooooooor, adebayoooooooooooooooooor
hes gunna score
OR
naa naa na adebayooooooooor , adebayoooooooooooooor, yehay
glances at the coat peg
to the tune of hey jude -the beatles.....the chanty bit at the end
eeeeee-manuel-adebayoooooooooooooooooooor, adebayoooooooooooooooooor
hes gunna score
OR
naa naa na adebayooooooooor , adebayoooooooooooooor, yehay
glances at the coat peg
Telegraph:
Manchester City are to raise concerns with Manchester United over the threat of chants of a racist nature being directed at Emmanuel Adebayor during the Manchester derby at Old Trafford on Sept 20.
As in previous seasons, officials from the two clubs are due to hold informal discussions in the build-up to the game in an effort to ensure that the fixture passes off without incident.
With Adebayor due to play in his first derby for City following his £25 million summer transfer from Arsenal, officials at Eastlands are determined to avoid the striker being subjected to a chant, laced with racist overtones and personal insults, that has been circulating on fans' websites and on YouTube.
Following Carlos Tévez's summer defection from United to City and comments by Sir Alex Ferguson labelling City as a "small club with a small mentality", the rivalry between supporters has increased significantly in recent months.
Despite City's travelling supporters impeccably honouring a minute's silence prior to the Premier League fixture at Old Trafford in February 2008 for those killed in the Munich air disaster, City will reiterate, in the match programme for next week's Eastlands clash against Arsenal, their call for supporters not to taunt United followers with Munich chants.
Prior to the 2008 derby at Old Trafford, City supporters received an open letter from captain Richard Dunne and then-manager Sven-Goran Eriksson urging them to show respect.
While accepting they face an ongoing battle to eradicate the Munich chanting, City are keen to avoid tensions being inflamed by an airing of the chants directed at Adebayor.
United have confirmed, however, that they will strictly enforce anti-racism regulations should any chants of a racist nature emerge.
A United spokesman said: "These kind of chants have no place in the modern game and we will enforce the ground regulations, and also hope that the police enforce the law."
Manchester City are to raise concerns with Manchester United over the threat of chants of a racist nature being directed at Emmanuel Adebayor during the Manchester derby at Old Trafford on Sept 20.
As in previous seasons, officials from the two clubs are due to hold informal discussions in the build-up to the game in an effort to ensure that the fixture passes off without incident.
With Adebayor due to play in his first derby for City following his £25 million summer transfer from Arsenal, officials at Eastlands are determined to avoid the striker being subjected to a chant, laced with racist overtones and personal insults, that has been circulating on fans' websites and on YouTube.
Following Carlos Tévez's summer defection from United to City and comments by Sir Alex Ferguson labelling City as a "small club with a small mentality", the rivalry between supporters has increased significantly in recent months.
Despite City's travelling supporters impeccably honouring a minute's silence prior to the Premier League fixture at Old Trafford in February 2008 for those killed in the Munich air disaster, City will reiterate, in the match programme for next week's Eastlands clash against Arsenal, their call for supporters not to taunt United followers with Munich chants.
Prior to the 2008 derby at Old Trafford, City supporters received an open letter from captain Richard Dunne and then-manager Sven-Goran Eriksson urging them to show respect.
While accepting they face an ongoing battle to eradicate the Munich chanting, City are keen to avoid tensions being inflamed by an airing of the chants directed at Adebayor.
United have confirmed, however, that they will strictly enforce anti-racism regulations should any chants of a racist nature emerge.
A United spokesman said: "These kind of chants have no place in the modern game and we will enforce the ground regulations, and also hope that the police enforce the law."
Gosford Blue
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Just seen it on Newsnow that City have told the swampdwellers officials that to be mindful of Ade chants by their fans which can be deemed has racist.
I've also found out that amazon are bringing out a CD of chants from the scum fans which includes the bonfire song about the scouse. And they've not removed the content. Can't believe they're getting away with it.
I've also found out that amazon are bringing out a CD of chants from the scum fans which includes the bonfire song about the scouse. And they've not removed the content. Can't believe they're getting away with it.
On the song topic we could use one that we sang infrequently for the goat.
To the tune of come on feel the noise.
Feed Adebayorrrrrrr
he scores goals goals goals
he scores goals goals goals
Feed Adebayorrrrrrr
he scores goals goals goals
he scores goals goals goals
To the tune of come on feel the noise.
Feed Adebayorrrrrrr
he scores goals goals goals
he scores goals goals goals
Feed Adebayorrrrrrr
he scores goals goals goals
he scores goals goals goals
and all the runs that Tevez make are winding
an all the goals Ade score are blinding
there are many times that we, would like to score again and we should do nowwww....
i said cityyy, your gunna be the one that saves mehhhhhh
an after alllllllllllllll... we've got sheikh mansouuuurrrrrrrr
an all the goals Ade score are blinding
there are many times that we, would like to score again and we should do nowwww....
i said cityyy, your gunna be the one that saves mehhhhhh
an after alllllllllllllll... we've got sheikh mansouuuurrrrrrrr
Dubai Blue
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It's just as much about us as it is about the dippers.Gosford Blue said:I've also found out that amazon are bringing out a CD of chants from the scum fans which includes the bonfire song about the scouse. And they've not removed the content. Can't believe they're getting away with it.
Build a bonfire, build a bonfire,
It's united's favourite song,
Wish we had one just as scary,
Where the fuck did we go wrong.
CityJosh88
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Well. if they do come out with racist chants out to our Ade then they can fully expect a munich chant or two......
Nixon_The_Bike_Thief
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CityJosh88 said:Well. if they do come out with racist chants out to our Ade then they can fully expect a munich chant or two......
Better to laugh at them as pathetic rather than come down to that level Josh. Be the bigger man, if they sing racist chants then just give it your all to drown them out with Bluemoon or something supportive of our boys.