Chants of old
Started by
geezer
, Nov 09 2008 01:06 PM
#1
Posted 09 November 2008 - 01:06 PM
Loz's recent quiz question of an old chant (which I got wrong!!) made me recall many of the old terrace chants my favourite of which was aimed at the Man City side of the late 60's mearly 70's.
#Lee bums Bell
Bell bums Lee
Lee and Bell bum Summerbee
With a knick knack paddywhack
Give the dog a bone
Why don't City f**k off home?#
#Lee bums Bell
Bell bums Lee
Lee and Bell bum Summerbee
With a knick knack paddywhack
Give the dog a bone
Why don't City f**k off home?#
#2
Posted 09 November 2008 - 05:05 PM
Tremendous
#3
Posted 09 November 2008 - 06:21 PM
It sometimes felt as if there were new songs being born every week under the Shed in the late 60's and early 70's. Two of my faves -
To the tune of "Wand'rin' Star" by Lee Marvin
"I was born under a Chelsea Shed,
I was born under a Chelsea Shed,
Knives are made for stabbing,
Guns are made to shoot,
If you come under the Chelsea Shed
We'll all stick in the boot,
I was born under a Chelsea Shed,
A Chelsea, Chelsea Shed"
To the tune of "Montego Bay" by Bobby Bloom (though the best version was by Freddie Notes & The Rudies)
"Five hundred Tottenham lying dead,
Just cos' they tried to take the Chelsea Shed,
Come in the morning or come at night,
Don't come at all if you cannot fight,
Sing out, oh oh oh oh oh oh The Chelsea Shed,
Oh oh oh oh oh oh The Chelsea Shed"
Good days....
To the tune of "Wand'rin' Star" by Lee Marvin
"I was born under a Chelsea Shed,
I was born under a Chelsea Shed,
Knives are made for stabbing,
Guns are made to shoot,
If you come under the Chelsea Shed
We'll all stick in the boot,
I was born under a Chelsea Shed,
A Chelsea, Chelsea Shed"
To the tune of "Montego Bay" by Bobby Bloom (though the best version was by Freddie Notes & The Rudies)
"Five hundred Tottenham lying dead,
Just cos' they tried to take the Chelsea Shed,
Come in the morning or come at night,
Don't come at all if you cannot fight,
Sing out, oh oh oh oh oh oh The Chelsea Shed,
Oh oh oh oh oh oh The Chelsea Shed"
Good days....
#4
Posted 16 November 2008 - 07:12 PM
you go in on your feet.
you come out on ya head
you aint seen nothing like the MIGHTY SHED!
you come out on ya head
you aint seen nothing like the MIGHTY SHED!
#5
Posted 17 November 2008 - 10:10 PM
North stand north stand do your job,
north stand, do your job.
north stand, do your job.
#6
Posted 18 November 2008 - 11:57 AM
#7
Posted 18 November 2008 - 12:38 PM
Those were the days my friend
We took the Stretford End
We took the Kop, we took the f**king lot
We'd fight and never lose
Then we'd sing "Up The Blues"
Those were the days
Oh yes those were the days
Na na na, na na na
Na na na, na na na
Na na na na
Na na na na na na
We took the Stretford End
We took the Kop, we took the f**king lot
We'd fight and never lose
Then we'd sing "Up The Blues"
Those were the days
Oh yes those were the days
Na na na, na na na
Na na na, na na na
Na na na na
Na na na na na na
#8
Posted 18 November 2008 - 02:00 PM
It's nice to hear all the old shed chants again, although they'll never be the same as the old days..........We're the middle, we're the west side etc..........
A few old ones here - but mostly new:
http://www.fanchants...l-team/chelsea/
I've just had half the office shout 'oh turn that sh*t off' . When I entered the site my volume was up as loud as it would go........I've added it to favourites so I can play it everytime one of em pisses me off!
A few old ones here - but mostly new:
http://www.fanchants...l-team/chelsea/
I've just had half the office shout 'oh turn that sh*t off' . When I entered the site my volume was up as loud as it would go........I've added it to favourites so I can play it everytime one of em pisses me off!
#9
Posted 18 November 2008 - 09:41 PM
#10
Posted 18 November 2008 - 10:26 PM
Some that are still heard occasionally
Come along come along
come along and sing our song
were the boys in blue from division two
but we wont be there for long
Osgood osgood etc.. now sung at vertually every game.. brilliant.
If i had the wings of a sparrow
the dirty old ars* of a crow
I'd fly over (add ground/club)
and sh*t on the bar stewards below
.. and can anyone remember the Zulu song ?? or did I imagine it ?
Come along come along
come along and sing our song
were the boys in blue from division two
but we wont be there for long
Osgood osgood etc.. now sung at vertually every game.. brilliant.
If i had the wings of a sparrow
the dirty old ars* of a crow
I'd fly over (add ground/club)
and sh*t on the bar stewards below
.. and can anyone remember the Zulu song ?? or did I imagine it ?
#11
Posted 24 November 2008 - 08:04 PM
Before the match version.....
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the West Ham gathered round, in Mill, in Millwall
Chelsea battered them into the grooooouuuuund,
In Millwall, in Millwall
After the match version.....
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the Shed Boys stayed at home.......
Never to be sung again.
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the West Ham gathered round, in Mill, in Millwall
Chelsea battered them into the grooooouuuuund,
In Millwall, in Millwall
After the match version.....
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the Shed Boys stayed at home.......
Never to be sung again.
#12
Posted 25 September 2009 - 07:44 PM
Bump.
Sang to the tune of Edith Piaf's Milord.
Come on and cheer again,
Cos Chelsea's here again,
We are the greatest football team you've ever seen,
We are the best in town,
We are the best around,
We are the greatest football team you've ever seen
Tried it out at Fado's in Seattle night before the match in front of a few olde tyme Chelsea, and to my delight they turned around bright eyed and sang along. History right there.
Sang to the tune of Edith Piaf's Milord.
Come on and cheer again,
Cos Chelsea's here again,
We are the greatest football team you've ever seen,
We are the best in town,
We are the best around,
We are the greatest football team you've ever seen
Tried it out at Fado's in Seattle night before the match in front of a few olde tyme Chelsea, and to my delight they turned around bright eyed and sang along. History right there.
#13
Posted 25 September 2009 - 08:45 PM
TO THE TUNE OF THE TEDDYSBEAR PICNIC.
if you go down to the bridge today you better go in disguise,
if you go into the shed today you'll never believe your eyes,
cause jeremy the sugar puff bear has donned some boots and shaved off his hair......
AND JEREMY THE SUGER PUFF BEARS JOINED THE SKIN HEADS
if you go down to the bridge today you better go in disguise,
if you go into the shed today you'll never believe your eyes,
cause jeremy the sugar puff bear has donned some boots and shaved off his hair......
AND JEREMY THE SUGER PUFF BEARS JOINED THE SKIN HEADS
#14
Posted 25 September 2009 - 09:05 PM
Peckham Blue, on Nov 24 2008, 21:04 PM, said:
Before the match version.....
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the West Ham gathered round, in Mill, in Millwall
Chelsea battered them into the grooooouuuuund,
In Millwall, in Millwall
After the match version.....
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the Shed Boys stayed at home.......
Never to be sung again.
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the West Ham gathered round, in Mill, in Millwall
Chelsea battered them into the grooooouuuuund,
In Millwall, in Millwall
After the match version.....
There was a mighty battle there, in Mill, in Millwall
One hundred thousand North Stand there, in Mill, in Millwall
All the Shed Boys stayed at home.......
Never to be sung again.
So f*ckin' true, I used to get so pissed off with the amount of Shed Boys gobbing off that they'd be going to West Ham or Millwall, then come the day they were nowhere to be seen. Happened every year!
#15
Posted 25 September 2009 - 09:09 PM
chelseabootboy, on Sep 25 2009, 21:45 PM, said:
TO THE TUNE OF THE TEDDYSBEAR PICNIC.
if you go down to the bridge today you better go in disguise,
if you go into the shed today you'll never believe your eyes,
cause jeremy the sugar puff bear has donned some boots and shaved off his hair......
AND JEREMY THE SUGER PUFF BEARS JOINED THE SKIN HEADS
if you go down to the bridge today you better go in disguise,
if you go into the shed today you'll never believe your eyes,
cause jeremy the sugar puff bear has donned some boots and shaved off his hair......
AND JEREMY THE SUGER PUFF BEARS JOINED THE SKIN HEADS
one of my favourites, though I remember a slightly different version: -
If you go down to the Bridge today, be sure of a big surprise
If you go up in the Shed today, you'll hardly believe your eyes
'cos Jeremy the Sugar Puff Bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair
And Jeremy is now the king of the skinheads
Edited by BlueBeard, 25 September 2009 - 09:09 PM.
#16
Posted 25 September 2009 - 09:27 PM
BlueBeard, on Sep 25 2009, 14:09 PM, said:
one of my favourites, though I remember a slightly different version: -
If you go down to the Bridge today, be sure of a big surprise
If you go up in the Shed today, you'll hardly believe your eyes
'cos Jeremy the Sugar Puff Bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair
And Jeremy is now the king of the skinheads
If you go down to the Bridge today, be sure of a big surprise
If you go up in the Shed today, you'll hardly believe your eyes
'cos Jeremy the Sugar Puff Bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair
And Jeremy is now the king of the skinheads
Hmm I like this one better. So smooth.
Quick, 'beard and others, besides "We all hate Leeds and Leeds and Leeds and Leeds..." can you share any old songs specific to those bar stewards?
#17
Posted 25 September 2009 - 09:30 PM
BlueBeard, on Sep 25 2009, 22:09 PM, said:
one of my favourites, though I remember a slightly different version: -
If you go down to the Bridge today, be sure of a big surprise
If you go up in the Shed today, you'll hardly believe your eyes
'cos Jeremy the Sugar Puff Bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair
And Jeremy is now the king of the skinheads
If you go down to the Bridge today, be sure of a big surprise
If you go up in the Shed today, you'll hardly believe your eyes
'cos Jeremy the Sugar Puff Bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair
And Jeremy is now the king of the skinheads
I was just reading through this thread and remembered telling my misses about this song when I read CBB's post..I showed her it but said the words were slightly different in the version I knew..the main part being "Bought some Boots and Cropped his hair" and then I see you learned the same one..
Carshalton Rules
I remember it was about 8 years ago I was singing the old songs sat in a Transit Tourneo, Broken down in Austria waiting for the AA..I was trying to keep us all cheerful and recon the old Austrians must have thought the English were insane.
Edited by Chippy, 25 September 2009 - 09:31 PM.
#18
Posted 25 September 2009 - 09:34 PM
Just thought of another few from the old days...
"We don't carry shotguns, we don't carry lead
We only carry hatchets to bury in your heads,
We don't carry razors, we don't carry tools,
We only wear our bovver boots to kick you in the balls"
then, to the tune of 'Pick A Bale Of Cotton'
"Jump down turn around, kick him in the bollocks
Jump down turn around, kick him in the head"
I can't remember what the Everton keeper did to deserve this, but this was sung to the tune of "Excerpt From A Teenage Opera" by Keith West
"Gordon West, Gordon West,
Biggest c*nt since Georgie Best,
Get on your bike, and f*ck off home"
and Kool & The Gang...
"Boot wrapped round yer head,
You'll get a boot wrapped round yer head"
"We don't carry shotguns, we don't carry lead
We only carry hatchets to bury in your heads,
We don't carry razors, we don't carry tools,
We only wear our bovver boots to kick you in the balls"
then, to the tune of 'Pick A Bale Of Cotton'
"Jump down turn around, kick him in the bollocks
Jump down turn around, kick him in the head"
I can't remember what the Everton keeper did to deserve this, but this was sung to the tune of "Excerpt From A Teenage Opera" by Keith West
"Gordon West, Gordon West,
Biggest c*nt since Georgie Best,
Get on your bike, and f*ck off home"
and Kool & The Gang...
"Boot wrapped round yer head,
You'll get a boot wrapped round yer head"
Edited by BlueBeard, 25 September 2009 - 09:35 PM.
#19
Posted 25 September 2009 - 09:34 PM
BlueBeard, on Sep 25 2009, 14:09 PM, said:
one of my favourites, though I remember a slightly different version: -
If you go down to the Bridge today, be sure of a big surprise
If you go up in the Shed today, you'll hardly believe your eyes
'cos Jeremy the Sugar Puff Bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair
And Jeremy is now the king of the skinheads
If you go down to the Bridge today, be sure of a big surprise
If you go up in the Shed today, you'll hardly believe your eyes
'cos Jeremy the Sugar Puff Bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair
And Jeremy is now the king of the skinheads
That's the version I knew...
#20
Posted 25 September 2009 - 09:36 PM
To the tune of United States Marines.
On the cold, dark streets of Merseyside,
where the West Hams never been.
Lies the chewed up body of a scouse git,
where the North Stand kicked him in.
To hell with Liverpool.
To hell with Man City.
Coz we'll fight, fight, fight for the Chelsea till we win the football league.
I'd had a top drinking session with some old faces last season and we could all vividly remember the tune and the end of this song, but found we had all developed collective Alzheimers for most of the words. The song was buzzing round my head for the best part of week and it bothered me greatly that I couldn't remember all of it. So many thanks to my friend Bluebeard, and his encyclopedic knowledge of Chelsea in the 60's and 70's, for filling in the blanks.
On the cold, dark streets of Merseyside,
where the West Hams never been.
Lies the chewed up body of a scouse git,
where the North Stand kicked him in.
To hell with Liverpool.
To hell with Man City.
Coz we'll fight, fight, fight for the Chelsea till we win the football league.
I'd had a top drinking session with some old faces last season and we could all vividly remember the tune and the end of this song, but found we had all developed collective Alzheimers for most of the words. The song was buzzing round my head for the best part of week and it bothered me greatly that I couldn't remember all of it. So many thanks to my friend Bluebeard, and his encyclopedic knowledge of Chelsea in the 60's and 70's, for filling in the blanks.
Edited by just, 25 September 2009 - 09:39 PM.
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