Mancity1980
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What is the oldest song or chant that City fans sing?
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TheBlueDune
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Followed by 'Helen is a big fat football hooligan'Whenever the team or crowd needed a lift, The kippax’s imploring cry of “Helen, Helen ring your bell” (and Helen’s answering chimes of encouragement) will always be a very special memory to those of us of a certain age.
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Who's your father,who's your father,who's your father referee
You ain't got one cos your a bastard, your a bastard referee.
Sung to the tune of O My Darling Clementine, another popular American song from the 19th Century
I was at a rugby game in Cornwall many years ago and one of the crowd near me shouted, "Referee, do you want me to take your parents to the registry office to get married?"
Well, I thought it was funny.
manclad
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Any of you older blues remember "Sing Something Simple" on Sunday evening radio.
Sung with great gusto by The Kippax Choir,it was changed to-
"Sing something simple,you simple ****s- and was obviously directed at the away fans on the other side of The Kippax fence.
Sung with great gusto by The Kippax Choir,it was changed to-
"Sing something simple,you simple ****s- and was obviously directed at the away fans on the other side of The Kippax fence.
Bilboblue
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We often get the 'We've got an M, an A, an N, a C, an I, T, Y.....' going in the South Stand, 115.Cheers Gary, knew I could rely on you!
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Just remembered another old one:
"I hear the sound of distant bums
Over there, over there,
And do they smell,
like fucking hell,
over there, over there."
Certainly being sung when we still had an open end.
"I hear the sound of distant bums
Over there, over there,
And do they smell,
like fucking hell,
over there, over there."
Certainly being sung when we still had an open end.
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manchester blue
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Swales out!
crazyg
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Remember it well. But there wasn't a fence there at the start.Any of you older blues remember "Sing Something Simple" on Sunday evening radio.
Sung with great gusto by The Kippax Choir,it was changed to-
"Sing something simple,you simple ****s- and was obviously directed at the away fans on the other side of The Kippax fence.
Swales out!
I can remember the sack mac days!
Remember it well. But there wasn't a fence there at the start.
I remember a rope, I suppose before that there was nothing.