Ray Hill

here's a few from the mid sixties Aye,aye,aye,aye Bonetti is better than Yashin Osgood is better than Eusebio And Tottenham are in for a thrashing Hi ho,hi ho to Tottenham we go with a bottle,a brick and a walking stick hi ho,hi ho Walking sticks where are you Walking sticks where are you After this chant hundreds of walking sticks would be lifted in the air This was short lived as they were soon banned

With a bow legged chicken and a knock Kneed hen We ain't lost a fight since I don't know when We hate Man United and we hate West Ham We are the Tottenham haters We hate Tottenhan and we hate Tottenham We hate Tottenham and we hate Tottenham We hate Tottenham and we hate Tottenham We are the Tottenham Haters They asked me how I knew Chivers was a j*w I of course replied I saw him circumcised right before my eyes (sung to the tune of smoke gets in your eyes) They're turning White Heart Lane into a public synagogue They're turning White Heart Lane into a public synagogue They're turning White Heart Lane into a public synagogue And we'll all p*ss up the wall Glory, Glory Boll*cks to ya Glory, Glory Boll*cks to ya Glory, Glort Boll*cks to ya And we'll all p*ss up the wall We hate Tottenham We hate Tottenham (sung to the tune of Jonn Browns' body lies a moulding in the grave)

Remember the chant - Keefy, Keefy Weller, Keefy Weller on the Wiiiing Keefy, Keefy Weller, Keefy Weller on the wing

John Hollins was an attacking midfield player who switched to right back later on in his career He scored his fair share of goals and won goal of the season on TV one year The opening credits of the Sunday afternoon football show introduced by Peter Lorenzo showed this goal for years He won Chelsea player of the year and was one of the first long throw specialists.Whenever we got a throw in the Sixties the chant Holly, Holly,Holly would sound all around the ground

I went on Greenaways coach to Wolves in the late 70s or 80s When we were banned from going to away games We were dropped off at Walsall and got a local bus to Wolverhampton We nearly filled one end of the ground

Do you remember the chant Good old Bill Good old bill Good old Bill

Another version was Dennis Law, Dennis Law The biggest qu**r since Bobby Moore Get on your bike and ride away Ride away Or vica versa depending on who we were playing I've just gotta get a message to you F**ck off f**ck off One more hour and your lives will be through F**ck of f f**k off Sung to the tune of the Bee Gees song "Message to you" We're standing in the Shed Come in and your brown bread La La La La La La La La La La La La Sung to the tune of an early 70's hit "standing in the road" Anyone remember Greenaways' Syrup

I can remember being at Wolves in the early eighties And after the game Eccles was standing up on this grass mound outside the ground,like Colnel Custer. directing the troops telling some to go left some to go right etc We're the boys in Royal Blue we took molyneux Whooly. Whooly.Whooly. Who Who the fu**ing hell are you

I seem to remember it as Gordon West. Gordon West The biggest Queer since Georgie Best Get on your bike and ride away Sung to the tune of a excert from a teenage opera The chorus of which was Grocer Jack.Grocer Jack Is it true what people say You won't come back oh noooooooooo

Eccles even had his name graffed on the bridge by the old Nell Gwyne Pub in the Kings' Road

Danny Harkins whose nickname was Eccles was one of the top men in the 60s 70s & 80s He always used to wear a brown suede bomber jacket He started arranging coaches to away games in the late 70s The rumour was that he became a millionaire in the 80s through a hardwear business I can remember being in a mob with him at Coventry in about 1969 It was a night match and we were in the Coventry end and Eccles was threatening any Chelsea fans who ran that he would have them He was always prominent at away games