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Whistling the Laurel and Hardy theme tune when policemen walked around the perimeter. “Here we go here we go here we go” “Roasted peanuts” “You’re going to get you’re fǔcking head kicked in”
Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 14:54 - Dec 17 by Clive_Anderson
When the opposition missed an easy chance the crowd used to go "waaaaaaaahhhh" and make the hand gesture instead of just cheering which they do now. Perfect example at the beginning of this clip
Also the big build up when the opposition keeper is kicking it and going "you're sht aaaaa"
"Also the big build up when the opposition keeper is kicking it and going "you're sht aaaaa"".
As I recall, this chant has traditionally been one of the Leeds fans' favourites, but I'm not sure they still use it. I shall have to investigate .
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
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Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 18:45 - Dec 17 with 760 views
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I love London so Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I think of her wherever I go I get a funny feeling inside of me, just walking up and down Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I love London Town.
Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 17:00 - Dec 17 by CateLeBonR
Is it my imagination or at nearly every home game, usually during a lull in play, did someone shout “ave im” or something similar in a very high pitched voice? I haven’t heard that in a while or did i dream it?
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You didn't dream it.
I think it was quite a small blonde woman.
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Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 23:15 - Dec 17 with 445 views
Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 10:43 - Dec 17 by BexleyHoop
Great OP Loftboy
Certainly got me thinking.
How about the back and forth chant between The Loft and The Paddock in the terrace days
We're the paddock, we're the paddock, we're the paddock, Shepherds Bush!
We're the loft boys, we're the loft boys, we're the loft boys, Shepherds Bush!
Used to love being in The Paddock when we played the big teams, always a lively game
Lol nice one
Paddock and the loft chants were was at their zenith in 85-86, Watford away and Luton away (obvs both 0-2 FFS) and then the paddock infiltrated the loft at the Man city home game a couple of weeks later left hand side where Q&R block are fair play.
How come I can remember this nonsense and not what i had for breakfast yesterday or my name?
Another good one was Oooooh R oooooooh R ooooooh to be a LondondR Oooooh R oooooooh R ooooooh to be a LondondR doing the one man went to mow actions ha ha First premiered Norwich away 83-84
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Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 23:53 - Dec 17 with 420 views
Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 22:16 - Dec 17 by Boston
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I love London so Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I think of her wherever I go I get a funny feeling inside of me, just walking up and down Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I love London Town.
Then I fcked off to America.
Always a bizarre idea - the generalised love of a far too big city like London!
I mean, I love Highgate, the ICA, and Shepherds Bush, obviously. But to extend that, say, to Tottenham Hale, the Euston Road, and Regent Street - well, that way madness lies.
"Who ate all the pies? Who ate all the pies? YOU ate all the pies...!! YOU ate all the pies...! (crowd points to the fattest oppo player, or the referee if sufficiently portly) You fat bastard!... You fat bastard!'
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Things you don’t hear in football ground anymore on 01:37 - Dec 18 with 378 views
Let's all 'ave a disco. Let's all 'ave a disco. La la la la. La la la la.
Discos' are seriously not cool these days - or should I say sic !! Anyhow, apologies to the very cool Disco on here. Nothing personal.
Remembering with mates, whistling the Laurel and Hardy theme tune, when the copper on the beat, was nearby. When life was much more simple and innocent.
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