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    #61
    Originally posted by tomasjj View Post


    Sickening. Who are these tools?!?!
    14 year olds with spots?
    A group of young scallies - didn't hear it at the match, but did hear it in the town. There was also repeated singing about Munich etc.
    Just when I discovered the meaning of life, they changed it

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      #62
      Originally posted by rushscored4 View Post
      Sadly, I heard it in Athens and at Citeh last season sang by blokes even older than me... :whatever:
      Originally posted by Maestro View Post
      A group of young scallies - didn't hear it at the match, but did hear it in the town. There was also repeated singing about Munich etc.


      There is still work to do I see.
      Not about being superfans or not, but such things are classless and has no place at LFC.
      --== Because the gang and the government is no different ==--

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        #63
        Originally posted by tomasjj View Post


        There is still work to do I see.
        Not about being superfans or not, but such things are classless and has no place at LFC.

        Call me old fashioned (as well as just old) but I think what sets us apart from the Mancs and the Blue ****e, etc, is that we've always sung songs about our own team and not bothered about anybody else.

        OK, "we hate Nottingham Forest" still gets the odd airing but to sing about the Mancs or Chelsea gives them some recognition. When United sing constantly about Scousers and Everton sing about 'murderers' regardless of who they're playing I take it as a back-handed compliment that they're still obsessed with us.

        Let's support our own club rather than worry about anybody else...
        There is a light that never goes out. RIP Alan "Mally" Johnston and the 96. YNWA.

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          #64
          Originally posted by rushscored4 View Post
          Call me old fashioned (as well as just old) but I think what sets us apart from the Mancs and the Blue ****e, etc, is that we've always sung songs about our own team and not bothered about anybody else.

          OK, "we hate Nottingham Forest" still gets the odd airing but to sing about the Mancs or Chelsea gives them some recognition. When United sing constantly about Scousers and Everton sing about 'murderers' regardless of who they're playing I take it as a back-handed compliment that they're still obsessed with us.

          Let's support our own club rather than worry about anybody else...
          Hear, hear.
          Totally agree.

          --== Because the gang and the government is no different ==--

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            #65
            Originally posted by rushscored4 View Post
            Call me old fashioned (as well as just old) but I think what sets us apart from the Mancs and the Blue ****e, etc, is that we've always sung songs about our own team and not bothered about anybody else.

            OK, "we hate Nottingham Forest" still gets the odd airing but to sing about the Mancs or Chelsea gives them some recognition. When United sing constantly about Scousers and Everton sing about 'murderers' regardless of who they're playing I take it as a back-handed compliment that they're still obsessed with us.

            Let's support our own club rather than worry about anybody else...

            Great post
            _____________________________________

            Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?

            Think we have the answer..Slot!!

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              #66
              Originally posted by rushscored4 View Post
              Call me old fashioned (as well as just old) but I think what sets us apart from the Mancs and the Blue ****e, etc, is that we've always sung songs about our own team and not bothered about anybody else.
              For at least the two years leading up to Heysel, the Munich song was probably the most widely aired song in 'our' repertoire, home and away, no matter the opposition. Even moreso than YNWA.
              Always remember the bile-filled FA semi v United in '85. A goal down with two minutes to go and what was chosen to inspire the team (not by a minority either) - a few hearty blasts of "Who's that lying on the runway...." of course. I went sodding mental and nearly ended up getting battered by some of our more cerebrally-challenged brethren.

              The 'Bryan Robson's got VD' ditty was also regularly wheeled out around that time.

              The scum element are always there, just that Heysel brought things to a head, and the balance of popular opinion ensured that such poison was less likely to be tolerated in future. Unfortunately, it seems that all bets are off once again and anything is permissible, as we saw, to an extent, in Athens.

              A pity, really.
              Screaming from beneath the waves...

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                #67
                If The Kop refuses to sing Abba (which I've suggested before) then I'd like to use the tune from La Cucuracha (which we should have used for Titi Camara but sadly didn't). It's simple and it fits and there's no silly messing about with crappy words.

                Fernando Torres, Fernando Torres, la la la la la la laa
                Fernando Torres, Fernando Torres, la la la la la la laa


                Muchas gracias.

                .
                Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.



                May the Lord bless this post.

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                  #68
                  quite like the idea of the eye of the tiger one ???

                  risin up, to the top of the league
                  its our time, to take our chances

                  ................
                  "Sky and Setanta have the right to choose their games and it will be the same for everyone. So Mr Ferguson will not be complaining about fixtures and a campaign against United.

                  "Or there is another option. That Mr Ferguson organises the fixtures in his office and sends it to us and everyone will know and cannot complain. That is simple."

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                    #69
                    Originally posted by rushscored4 View Post
                    OK, "we hate Nottingham Forest" still gets the odd airing but to sing about the Mancs or Chelsea gives them some recognition. When United sing constantly about Scousers and Everton sing about 'murderers' regardless of who they're playing I take it as a back-handed compliment that they're still obsessed with us.

                    Let's support our own club rather than worry about anybody else...

                    I get really pissed off at the ground when that is sung. Like yourself I prefer to just sing about our team.

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                      #70
                      For goodness sake. Lets have something from the Culture Club and be done with it - Karma Chameleon,
                      Come on, come on, come on, come on Fernando To--rres. He scores our goals, He scores our goa-oa-oa-ls. Winning would be easy if Dirky could score like you. A goal machine ..a goal machi-i-i-ne.
                      Definitely not to be taken seriously. Keep the chants simple.
                      I'm playing all the right notes. Not necessarily in the right order. I'll give you that, sunshine.

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                        #71
                        Originally posted by mersey86 View Post
                        For goodness sake. Lets have something from the Culture Club and be done with it - Karma Chameleon,
                        Come on, come on, come on, come on Fernando To--rres. He scores our goals, He scores our goa-oa-oa-ls. Winning would be easy if Dirky could score like you. A goal machine ..a goal machi-i-i-ne.
                        Definitely not to be taken seriously. Keep the chants simple.
                        haha shall we play in pink instead of red?

                        oh come on you pink men!!

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                          #72
                          Originally posted by mersey86 View Post
                          For goodness sake. Lets have something from the Culture Club and be done with it - Karma Chameleon,
                          Come on, come on, come on, come on Fernando To--rres. He scores our goals, He scores our goa-oa-oa-ls. Winning would be easy if Dirky could score like you. A goal machine ..a goal machi-i-i-ne.
                          Definitely not to be taken seriously. Keep the chants simple.
                          i ****in like it, but **** me,,,,,,,,,,,,,, boy george
                          "Sky and Setanta have the right to choose their games and it will be the same for everyone. So Mr Ferguson will not be complaining about fixtures and a campaign against United.

                          "Or there is another option. That Mr Ferguson organises the fixtures in his office and sends it to us and everyone will know and cannot complain. That is simple."

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                            #73
                            Originally posted by rushscored4 View Post
                            Call me old fashioned (as well as just old) but I think what sets us apart from the Mancs and the Blue ****e, etc, is that we've always sung songs about our own team and not bothered about anybody else.

                            OK, "we hate Nottingham Forest" still gets the odd airing but to sing about the Mancs or Chelsea gives them some recognition. When United sing constantly about Scousers and Everton sing about 'murderers' regardless of who they're playing I take it as a back-handed compliment that they're still obsessed with us.

                            Let's support our own club rather than worry about anybody else...
                            I don't think any Red with half a brain would disagree with any of that.

                            Originally posted by bobbyfallon View Post
                            **** me,,,,,,,,,,,,,, boy george
                            Is that an invitation?
                            Just when I discovered the meaning of life, they changed it

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                              #74
                              Originally posted by Maestro View Post
                              I don't think any Red with half a brain would disagree with any of that.



                              Is that an invitation?
                              are you boy george go on then

                              i knew some smart ****er would pick up on that as soon as i had posted it
                              "Sky and Setanta have the right to choose their games and it will be the same for everyone. So Mr Ferguson will not be complaining about fixtures and a campaign against United.

                              "Or there is another option. That Mr Ferguson organises the fixtures in his office and sends it to us and everyone will know and cannot complain. That is simple."

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                                #75
                                Originally posted by Maestro View Post
                                I don't think any Red with half a brain would disagree with any of that.
                                Or even more than half as well.

                                Still, it's good to see you agree too.
                                .
                                Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.



                                May the Lord bless this post.

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