Uncle Wally One Ball
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Would rather listen to Quint dragging his nails a blackboard for 4 minutes. Or even bagpipes.
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davyhulme blue
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Gerry & the pacemakers cover in the 60s & they are welcome to it , shite song just like Delilah & bluemoon.
blue aura
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Keep right on till the end of the road, for me is the best club anthem in England.
Hibs fans singing Sunshine on Leith at Hampden was amazing.
Roma's anthem, flag waving etc knocks YNWA into a tin hat.
Hibs fans singing Sunshine on Leith at Hampden was amazing.
Roma's anthem, flag waving etc knocks YNWA into a tin hat.
Tuearts right boot
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Remember getting on the pitch first home match after the 76 final....I think and turning round to face the Kippax. ..what a site and a sound
sir baconface
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There was a spell when fans copied other clubs’ songs, sometimes with a twist, sometimes shamelessly blindly...
“If you want a cathedral, we’ve got one to spare”. Well how many fcukin cities had two cathedrals?
“We don’t give a wiggle and we don’t give a wank. We are the Kippax boot boys”. Surely the last lines originally rhymed as in “We are the Arsenal North Bank”.
“I’m forever throwing bottles. Pretty bottles in the air.” With apologies to @BlueHammer85.
I suspect YNWA was originally a dipper dirge, thanks to popularisation by Gerry and the Pacemakers, and has reverted to the same.
“If you want a cathedral, we’ve got one to spare”. Well how many fcukin cities had two cathedrals?
“We don’t give a wiggle and we don’t give a wank. We are the Kippax boot boys”. Surely the last lines originally rhymed as in “We are the Arsenal North Bank”.
“I’m forever throwing bottles. Pretty bottles in the air.” With apologies to @BlueHammer85.
I suspect YNWA was originally a dipper dirge, thanks to popularisation by Gerry and the Pacemakers, and has reverted to the same.
trotsky
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If my booze-addled brain remembers correctly, it was the song we were singing in the '81 Cup semi against Ipswich. Not sure when it became 'exclusively' a Scouse anthem; the first verse especially is quite inspirational.
https://www.citytilidie.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/ipswich-fa-cup-semi-1980-to-81-fans.jpg
I've said it before, but we need a better anthemic song than 'Bluemoon' . Manchester band, the Hollies 'He Ain't Heavy' is moving or even 'Wonderwall' would be better than the dirge that is 'Bluemoon'.
https://www.citytilidie.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/ipswich-fa-cup-semi-1980-to-81-fans.jpg
I've said it before, but we need a better anthemic song than 'Bluemoon' . Manchester band, the Hollies 'He Ain't Heavy' is moving or even 'Wonderwall' would be better than the dirge that is 'Bluemoon'.
Cotswold Knight
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Dreary bollocks sung by a bunch of brain dead morons
DRINKLEVEDRY
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I read it on here a while back Gordon sure it was in one of Gary James historical surveys.I never knew that! Go on...
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worsleyweb
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Can you imagine that pantomime at every home game. Couldn’t be arsed.
Mr Blue Moon
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Second to Bubbles for me.
You were Michael Jackson and I claim my £5