[Albion] Bournemouth chant

[Monkey Man]

I couldn't hear that much from Bournemouth from my family stand seat (except after both equalisers) but at one point I thought I heard "Champions of Dorset, you'll never sing that".

Did I imagine it? If it actually happened, it was quite amusing.

 

[Wardy's twin]

I just heard 'more muff'

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

'Red Army' was moderately amusing

 

[Thunder Bolt]

'Red Army' was moderately amusing

Considering Bournemouth is true blue Tory country, the Red Flag was quite ironic.

 

[Ernest]

Considering Bournemouth is true blue Tory country, the Red Flag was quite ironic.

Until the election that is

 

[pearl]

I couldn't hear that much from Bournemouth from my family stand seat (except after both equalisers) but at one point I thought I heard "Champions of Dorset, you'll never sing that".

Did I imagine it? If it actually happened, it was quite amusing.

in the second half they sang something that had a weird 'monkey' noise in it (no offence btw)

 

[timbha]

they were singing about "he went to Burnley, and then he came back" - Sloop John B.

 

[brighton terra]

I couldn't hear that much from Bournemouth from my family stand seat (except after both equalisers) but at one point I thought I heard "Champions of Dorset, you'll never sing that".

Did I imagine it? If it actually happened, it was quite amusing.

Most people of a certain age (including me) don’t consider Bournemouth to be part of Dorset! It was in Hampshire until 1974.

 

[Jam The Man]

I heard a mention of Boscombe

.... that’s one for the teenagers!

 

[Lady Whistledown]

'Red Army' was moderately amusing

Dad's Army would be more appropriate down there.

 

[afcb]

Most people of a certain age (including me) don’t consider Bournemouth to be part of Dorset! It was in Hampshire until 1974.

We still play in the Hampshire cup as you probably know...as a fellow Poole citizen with the latest Council changes I'd rather Bournemouth bogged off back over the border...