Oooooooooh you're sh*t aaaaaaaggghhh!

[Taybha]

It's disgusting and has no place in our modern day football stadia , infact the next time i hear it i will contact the BBC and get them to do a documentary about it no wonder the modern day goalkeepers all kick the ball straight in to touch from goalkicks , shocking .

 

[Hammer15]

It's so 80s. I love it. Probably the only thing worth keeping from that decade.

 

[GreersElbow]

It's disgusting and has no place in our modern day football stadia , infact the next time i hear it i will contact the BBC and get them to do a documentary about it no wonder the modern day goalkeepers all kick the ball straight in to touch from goalkicks , shocking .

#keeperlivesmatter

 

[Easy 10]

You're SHIT aaarrrghh is a time-honoured chant that should forever be passed down for future generations to enjoy. I would encourage any child at the Amex to join in wholeheartedly.

Not so keen on the "WHOOO ?" at substitutions though. Feels a bit tired now.

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

That's what all the family stand parents tell their kids it is (me included).

I'm still insisting it's "you're not very good, aaaaaaah", and will continue to do so until my children are old enough to buy their own tickets.

Oh, and the fact that it persists is BRILLIANT. It's like having a bit of the Goldstone in this shiny new Premier League world.

 

[Nathan]

Love it, still makes me laugh.

 

[A1X]

Love it, it's a bit of harmless fun.

Only tend to do the "Who?" one if the person coming off / on is a genuine "name". Doing it for Aguero being replaced by Sterling or whatever it was for City amused me.

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

The cringers have done themselves proud on here.

Im not bothered by most of the chants on here, but if I was you wouldn't even know about it as I'm not the authority on what people say or do at the match. Too many people get their knickers in a twist at what others sing/say/do/wear/drink etc
If you don't like it, dont fùcking join in..... simples

 

[sully]

I'd love to see the return of

Oooooo, it's a corner!

 

[wellquickwoody]

Bring on the dustbin!

 

[Gabbafella]

It still makes me chuckle every time I hear it and whenever I take someone new to a game they find it amusing too. Long may it continue to amuse.

 

[Easy 10]

I'd love to see the return of

Oooooo, it's a corner!

This. I used to love that as well. More amusing for the fact that we'd never bloody do anything with them anyway.

 

[beorhthelm]

its a bit childish, its a bit lower league, its a bit of fun. long may it live on.

 

[Gritt23]

I have to say the "stand up if you hate Palace" got very old for me, well, when I started to feel old and didn't want to have to keep standing up.

"Whoooo"? is actually funny again for me, because of the irony.

"Ooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh, you're 5hit arrrggghhhhh" works on every level for me. Stood behind the goal, the opposition keeper has to take stick, it's traditional, and pretty much your duty when watching from there. You may just have a positive influence on the game if you can distract their keeper, and the fact that it's viewed as a "lower League thing" then even better.

 

[Gritt23]

I'd love to see the return of

Oooooo, it's a corner!

Complete with the little bobbing down movement on the "ooohhh" - which in fairness did work better on a terrace. Yeah, would love to have that back.

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

I loved it when I went to my first games as a 7 year old and still do now as a 35 year old! I'm sure my boys will find it very funny when I take them for the first time too.

Harmless fun.

 

[brightn'ove]

Not so keen on the "WHOOO ?" at substitutions though. Feels a bit tired now.

IMO, with the number of world-class players soon to make their appearances at the Amex, it is yet to reach its peak.

 

[JCL666]

I think it's funny.

As is "WHOO?"


But then again I think shouting HANDBALL every time someone kicks it after the opposing fans have screamed handball and not been give a free kick is incredibly funny.

 

[nicko31]

Something very Goldstone when argggg's carry on for about 2 mins

 

[emphyrian]

My son and his mates love the chant. they also love keeping the aargghhs going of for as long as they can.