[Albion] Albion chants you never hear anymore AND funniest crowd moments!

[R. Slicker]

Go home you Bums!

 

[father_and_son]

Surprised this one hasn't been mentioned...


He scores with his face, he scores with his face...

Such as niche response to Calderon's lucky goal in 2nd/3rd season at Amex.

 

[Superphil]

We are the Falmer, Wanters.

 

[bobby baxter]

Steve Gritt, Steve Gritt,
Stevie, Stevie Gritt,
He`s got no hair,
But we don`t care,
Stevie, Stevie Gritt.

Tried to get it going today.

 

[wuntbedruv]

Horsham still sing about riding on a donkey? If so what's the lyrics

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Yes they do but sorry, I haven't got the words yet.

 

[wuntbedruv]

Again,we'll never play you Again, Again, we'll never play you Again.

 

[Luke93]

Tranmere away, singing “get your notes out for the Scousers” whilst waving notes around.

Get your contactless phone app out doesn’t quite have the same effect!

 

[Return of the Rev]

Two best chants, going down going down sung to a relegated side who's fans responded with so are we! so are we! Chant!
Also sung to at fat steward at Southend Who ate Dennis Wise who ate Dennis Wise! Tickled me

 

[Simster]

Not a chant but I still miss half time at the Goldstone when the Argus fella wandered round with a board of lottery numbers and everyone shouted "get that board out the way" as we walked past.

It was funnier than it sounds. Obviously.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Heard a few new ones in North today

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One song I heard today that I haven’t heard at the Amex before sounded very much like a Palace song.

 

[South west gull]

Not a chant but I still miss half time at the Goldstone when the Argus fella wandered round with a board of lottery numbers and everyone shouted "get that board out the way" as we walked past.

It was funnier than it sounds. Obviously.

That was argus Fred.

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[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

For over 40 years I have always cringed when this is sung.... "all the lads and lasses..." FFS

So during an era of songs that were racist, homophobic or those glorifying cop killers you cringed to a song where the actual words were used?

 

[bWize]

Steve Gritt, Steve Gritt,
Stevie, Stevie Gritt,
He`s got no hair,
But we don`t care,
Stevie, Stevie Gritt.

Tried to get it going today.

Reminds me of the Russel Slade era



Edit: Seems you can't embed YouTube shorts on here

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Not a chant but I still miss half time at the Goldstone when the Argus fella wandered round with a board of lottery numbers and everyone shouted "get that board out the way" as we walked past.

It was funnier than it sounds. Obviously.

At Withdean we shouted 'get that board down' even though it didn't obscure any of the view. For old time's sake.

(Not sure there was even a board, to be fair).

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

So during an era of songs that were racist, homophobic or those glorifying cop killers you cringed to a song where the actual words were used?

 

[clapham_gull]

I do remember a terrible Gillingham away match after we had returned to Withdean.

The game was rubbish and the atmosphere was non existent, even the songs never got going. The only thing audible was a bit of personal abuse between individual opposing fans.

Can't remember what prompted it, but a solitary Brighton responded 'Oh do #### off you ####, at least I haven't got a fridge in my front garden'

And if anyone remember the walk up to the ground, it was the most memorable event of the afternoon.




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[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Charlie Zeevil!

In your norther slums, in your northern slums
You look in a dustbin for something to eat
You find a dead cat* and you think its a treat
In your northern slums.

*It was a cat in the 70s, but as more of the working classes became cat owners, it was changed to rat.

Miaow.

 

[clapham_gull]

That was argus Fred.

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And thank you because that reminded me of late Dad who was a mate.

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[Brovion]

Back in the 1960s when I was a boy standing on the chicken run, I do remember one game when a man kept shouting out "Come on the twin towns!" I can't remember the match or the result, but that has always stuck with me. Never heard it before or since. Not sure whether it was something fans used to say in the 40s or 50s or whether he was just a bit simple.

 

[Ludensian Gull]

Was Hull away in the cup who sang that to us, we replied Bonjour Bonjour we are the Brighton Boys.

If I remember rightly even the Hull fans found that comeback funny