New chants? (1 Viewer)

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Skybluesimon

Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #1

Okay so I've just been thinking up a few.

1) (to the tune of the current chant "fight fight wherever you may be...")

Marlon, wherever you may be
You smoke spliffs in you own country
Could be worse, Could be inbred
Shagging your mum in your sisters bed!

2). ( to the tune of karma chameleon)

Lukas,lukas,lukas,lukas,lukas jutkiewitz
he scores our goals
He's better than scholes!

3). The mcsheffery song, henry should be changed to messi to keep it up to date (as someone on here already pointed out)

I know there not great, but feel we need some new chants instead of PUSB 20 times a game. Feel free to try your own on here

Anyway, what a Great day! I've got king on the back of my away shirt so was hoping he would stay so I can still wear it!

PUSB

 

ajsccfc

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #2

I'd probably steer clear of references to 'your own country' when chanting about King, not least because he's English.

 

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Skybluesimon

Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #3

Woops, sorry about that, Forgot he was English because I've been playing footy manager and he always gets called up for jamaica!

 

CovKingChris

Facebook User

• Jun 3, 2011

• #4

He is Jamaican? He plays for the Jamaican national team.

 

kg82

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #5

Does that make Andy Townsend, Keiran Westwood and Leon Best Irish?!

 

ajsccfc

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #6

King himself was born in London. Jamaica have called up quite a few English-born players through heritage, Robbie Earle probably the best example.

 

LastGarrison

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #7

No offence.

But they're all shit.

 

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Hugh Jarse

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #8

Cor blimey, Leon Best. I'd forgotten all about him.

 

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Skybluesimon

Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #9

Maybe we should just stick to "he scores goals" then :L haha, never mind was worth a shot!

 

CovKingChris

Facebook User

• Jun 3, 2011

• #10

According to the government, being born somewhere else and then coming in to this country means you can be called british?:facepalm:

 

kg82

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #11

CovKingChris said:

According to the government, being born somewhere else and then coming in to this country means you can be called british?:facepalm:

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Think that's always been the case, not just in this country.

 

harvey098

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #12

To the tune of "I love rock and roll"

lu-kas jut-kie-witz..... we want to see a goal from the jukebox baby!
lu-kas jut-kie-witz..... we want to see a goal from the jukebox baby!

 

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Hcut PUSB

New Member

• Jun 3, 2011

• #13

harvey098 said:

To the tune of "I love rock and roll"

lu-kas jut-kie-witz..... we want to see a goal from the jukebox baby!
lu-kas jut-kie-witz..... we want to see a goal from the jukebox baby!

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yeah like it Joan Jet eat yer heart out:guitar2::guitar2::guitar2::guitar2::guitar2: