Stephen Seagull
Well-known member
I love the fact that we're one of the only teams I know in the Premier league that do this at every game.
Oooooooooh you're sh*t aaaaaaaggghhh!
- Thread starter Stephen Seagull
- Start date
Got something to say or just want fewer pesky ads? Join us... 😊
On the train back to London with some City fans after we played them in the cup, they (laughingly) mentioned that they hadn't heard this for ages, and it's a real lower league thing..
(Not sure whether thats a good thing or not tbh)
We really should be more supportive to Ryan.
Superphil
Dismember
I love it, but you can be sure the cringers will soon be here with their negative slant on it.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
Oooh that's a new one. I know of the bedwetters and the lickers but who are the cringers?
wolfie
Well-known member
It's pathetic (paid up member of the cringers association)
Almost as bad as shouting "who?" after opposition substitutions. I remember that being done v Walsall at Withdean when deMontagnac came on. He immediately scored a worldie.
Not quite as bad as standing up if you hate Palace though.
Almost as bad as shouting "who?" after opposition substitutions. I remember that being done v Walsall at Withdean when deMontagnac came on. He immediately scored a worldie.
Not quite as bad as standing up if you hate Palace though.
Quite. I always make a point of not standing up. Mostly because I hate being told what to do.
'Jump around if you hate palace'
Give me a tenner, every one of you, if you hate palace.
MattBackHome
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 11,873
I love it. Reminds me of being a kid in the North Stand. I loved it then as well.
Baldseagull
Well-known member
On the train back to London with some City fans after we played them in the cup, they (laughingly) mentioned that they hadn't heard this for ages, and it's a real lower league thing..
(Not sure whether thats a good thing or not tbh)
It was not just a lower league thing in the '80's, everyone did it. It is a bit like inflatables at football matches, it's had it's hey day, but it isn't dead yet.
Nixonator
Well-known member
Bet you two are a right laugh and vociferous at games, if you even go.
We are not one of a 'few' to use it at all. They regularly chant it on the continent, particularly in Portugal and Spain - Oooooooooohhh ...filho da putaaaaa (son of a bitch).. which is probably where it originated.
Braggfan
In the beginning there was nothing, which exploded
- May 12, 2014
- 1,982
Granted I haven't seen this happen for years now, but there was something genuinely funny about that chant affecting a keeper. Perhaps they got affected by it the first time, and then the next time they go to take a kick the chanting has grown ten fold. That was probably something that happened more in the lower leagues. But also I quite like the notion of shouting at multi millionaires, who live in a different world to the rest of us, "you're sh*t1 ahhh!". Reminds them the rest of us are still here 
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
We've always done it. Crack on I say, the kids love it.
Aaaaarrrggghh
Aaaaarrrggghh
Norman Potting
Well-known member
....I always thought it was "....you're sheep, baaaaah". You live and learn.
boik
Well-known member
Sure you didn't mean to post this on the iPhone thread? ;-)
That's what all the family stand parents tell their kids it is (me included).
DavidRyder
Well-known member
- Jul 23, 2013
- 2,930
I love it and I always will. Even better when the goalie sends it off for a throw in!
As for the 'Who?' - relevant to a degree in the Championship, now very much tongue in cheek - again, I don't have a problem with it.
As for the 'Who?' - relevant to a degree in the Championship, now very much tongue in cheek - again, I don't have a problem with it.