- Jul 7, 2003
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After they filled in the corners of Brisbane Road with flats, you could sometimes see into the windows, if it was a night game and the residents had the lights on. I'm pretty sure that attracted a few songs of the "We can see you making tea" variety, and almost certainly a traditional "get your tits out for the lads" if there was a female occupant of course.Memory is not good but I think we had a specialist song just for a man high up in a tree at Orient, that went "tree man, there's only one tree man"...
That chap was nuts the tree was moving from side to side.
My all time favourite was during the Gillingham era, when the Mansfield Town keeper turned up one year sporting a black and yellow hooped jersey. The moment he approached the "home" end for the second half, he was faced with 45 minutes of bored Albion fans making buzzing noises behind the goal, resulting in a constant drone reverberating around the sparsely occupied wastelands of Priestfield. Every time he caught the ball or lined up a goal kick, the noise intensified. The buzzing was occasionally interspersed with choruses such as "You only sting when you're winning" and "what a waste of honey".
Football fans at their best Even he was laughing