The St Pauli / Palace Chant Yesteray

[The Large One]

Also I notice GOSBTS was back up to stupid speed yesterday.

Ridiculous speed. There was actually some gear-crunching; the 'ner, ner, ne-ner' etc bit (WHY CAN'T PEOPLE JUST LEARN THE f***ing WORDS? IT REALLY IS SIMPLE.) was one speed and the 'GOSBTS' bit was another speed entirely. Some people can't help themselves - it's like feeling that a few seconds of their lives are going to be tragically wasted if they don't get to get the end of the chant quicker.

 

[WhingForPresident]

Crap song that every tinpot outfit has latched on to.
Get rid.

 

[Sleaford Seagull]

I was on the right side of the terrace and joined singing it, as did quite a few others. Over where i was stood it sounded louder than when Brighton Aces was sung tbh It does seem that most of the people who dislike this song are from the older generation, but yesterday it sounded the best it ever has for us and all added to the brillliant atmosphere

 

[The Terminator]

tbh it sounded great from the middle of the terrace and i thought most joined in

 

[SeagullSongs]

Jesus Christ RRH, bore off.
I'm not in favour for it being sung every week, but where I was it sounded brilliant yesterday.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

Crap song that every tinpot outfit has latched on to.
Get rid.

I hate this excuse... 90% of our songs have the same tune that most teams in England sing to.. Do we drop them all? The only difference is its a new song to England.

 

[brightn'ove]

As much as I dislike it, it sounded great yesterday, watch toms video.

 

[Uncle Buck]

So is it really going to get sung by the official atmosphere generating group at Selhurst?

 

[WhingForPresident]

I hate this excuse... 90% of our songs have the same tune that most teams in England sing to.. Do we drop them all? The only difference is its a new song to England.

Let's start singing that "ei-i-ei-i-ei-i-o, up the Football League we go" crap as well while we're at it then.
The problem surely lies in the fact that 90% of our songs have the same tune that most teams in England sing to. Could be something to do with the fact that our "ultras" can't think of anything original..

 

[ifuhatepalacestandup]

It's a shit song that sounds shit wherever it's song because it's shit.

this

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

Jesus Christ RRH, bore off.
I'm not in favour for it being sung every week, but where I was it sounded brilliant yesterday.

Click on his name, click view profile, click 'add to ignore list'

 

[Dougie]

The biggest problem with the song is its association with our rivals. However good or bad it may be or whatever its origins, it will forever make me think of Palace. I reckon a lot of our fans feel the same. That is not a good thing.

I agree with this , When we got relegated at Chortleton athletic they took great pride in singing the "ammirillo " song at us . Now when i see peter kay on the telly i want to scream at him " f*** OFF !" Also if i see tony christie ( not as often ) It always takes me back to that god awful day So i fully understand your stance on this song and the bad memories it evokes . Who wants to be reminded of THAT night every game !

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

It did sound good yesterday, however I would prefer to hear us sing stuff like 'Go Left Go Left' or 'Hello, Hello We are the Brighton Boys'.

 

[Uncle Buck]

It did sound good yesterday, however I would prefer to hear us sing stuff like 'Go Left Go Left' or 'Hello, Hello We are the Brighton Boys'.

This is the issue, you never hear that group from the north stand who sining the St Pauli chant, singing older songs like the ones you suggest.

 

[Notters]

I noticed yesterday that in the second half that when THAT chant started, certain sections within the right hand side of the terrace started booing the chant.

Before people start with the usual if you do not like a chant sing start something else, that is exactly what happened, with that area starting the traditional Albion, Albion, Albion.

Beyond that rather a good atmosphere yesterday.

That'll be me... and I started 90% of the bloody charts yesterday.

 

[Dougie]

'Hello, Hello We are the Brighton Boys'.

:safeway: Hello ducky indeed !

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

This is the issue, you never hear that group from the north stand who sining the St Pauli chant, singing older songs like the ones you suggest.

The people I've seen start the St Pauli chant were probably too young to remember these songs.

 

[Uncle Buck]

That'll be me... and I started 90% of the bloody charts yesterday.

The atmosphere was generally good yesterday.

 

[Uncle Buck]

The people I've seen start the St Pauli chant were probably too young to remember these songs.

Which in itself is odd, as most chants kind of get passed down.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

Which in itself is odd, as most chants kind of get passed down.

I guess the generation who grew supporting Brighton at Withdean didn't get the chance unless they went to away games.