Sick Boy
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I really enjoyed the League 2 season and the grounds - the support with the mini pitch invasions and flares was great.
Songs We No Longer Sing (1 Viewer)
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I think literally all of them have been taken from other teams, except maybe the Vik one.
Terry_dactyl
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As an aside, my family are well and truly bored of me singing “we’ve got a big Swede on our side…” around the place.
Fuck ‘em. That ain’t gonna stop me.
I used to like us chanting ‘Seeee-Rollll! Seeee-Roll’ at Cyrille when he scored.
Fuck ‘em. That ain’t gonna stop me.
I used to like us chanting ‘Seeee-Rollll! Seeee-Roll’ at Cyrille when he scored.
Torquay Sky Blue
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I wish In our Coventry homes was one we didn't sing anymore. It's cringe
Mcbean
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Or indeed nice one Cyril let’s have another one
DannyThomas_1981
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Love the Big Swede and Hamer songs - it's not often that we've had decent songs with 3-4 lines for a single player.
It might be my poor memory but we had nothing like that for Dion or Hucks during that era?
One current song I hate is the Mark Robins one - should come up with something much more original than that rubbish.
Sick Boy
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For Dublin, I think it was just Dion, Dion Dublin, Dion (to the tune of Go West) and Dion, Dion, Dion.
DannyThomas_1981
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Exactly - we should have done better - in general our songs/away support is much better now than in the Prem days (just my view).
My Spurs mate always said 'we only had one song.' Not the case now.
Terry_dactyl
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I think I agreed with your spurs mate. Prior to Dublin we also had Speedie (‘Speed-O, Speed-O) and Gallacher (“oh Kevin Kevin, Kevin Kevin Kevin, Gallagher”). Rubbish.
torchomatic
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Funnily enough I was watching the Inverness- Killie game last night and the home fans sung a lot of the same songs as we do, changed to suit though, of course.
Happy_Martian
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No you didn't imagine it, I was there
It was a couple of the programme sellers or turnstile operators, one of which was a slightly overweight middle-aged woman, who had to walk past the WT to go wherever they had to. Without fail, they'd (or more specifically "she'd") get the chorus of "pies". Last game of that season, they began the walk of embarrassment and some did start the chant but they were quietened very quickly by a couple of fans at the front. And as the lady reached the area behind the goal, the same couple of fans stepped out in front of them and presented her with a bouquet of flowers. Got a well meant round of applause from all present.robbiethemole
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Greggy Downs, Greggy Downs, Greggy, Greggy Downs, he's got no hair, but we don't care, Greggy, Greggy Downs.
Happy_Martian
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One we had for at least the first six months of his time with us was "
Johnny Williams, he's so fast it's unbelievable". The ex-postman and fastest player in the Football League lost his way (and the ball) after that and so did the song. But he still liked Cov after he left. Met him a couple of years later when he was playing for Wycombe alongside Lee Hendrie. Went into the players bar with him after the game and he was giving the ex-Villa toiletbrush some real stick
Johnny Williams, he's so fast it's unbelievable". The ex-postman and fastest player in the Football League lost his way (and the ball) after that and so did the song. But he still liked Cov after he left. Met him a couple of years later when he was playing for Wycombe alongside Lee Hendrie. Went into the players bar with him after the game and he was giving the ex-Villa toiletbrush some real stick I personally much prefer traditional songs about the city, than songs idolising a specific player.
Legia Sky Blue
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Just after he became a born again Christian I remember a chorus of 'Cyrille Regis, hallelujah hallelujah' from the West End.
Terry_dactyl
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‘Team of Gary Breens’ has been a staple Nursery Rhyme for my kids. If I read that correctly @Sky Blue Pete you came up with it, I owe you one. Got me through many a kids ‘sing along’!
Legia Sky Blue
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I've probably missed it, but not seen a mention of the Mo Konjic song, with the ending he comes from Bosnia, he is a big fucker. Simple rhyming at its best
Legia Sky Blue
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First time I remember it was in an FA Cup tie at Swindon the year we were relegated from the top flight.
LastGarrison
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Sing your hearts out for the lads!
Another one that’d regularly get sang in the Terrace when the atmosphere had dropped.
Another one that’d regularly get sang in the Terrace when the atmosphere had dropped.
fernandopartridge
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Both of them were their names sang to the tune of Go West by the Pet Shop Boys
If this is true AND he single-handedly got us back to the Ricoh then we’ve got to be considering a statue for him, surely.
There was some insanely bad 90s techno song about Huckerby that was doing the rounds on YouTube years ago, soundtracking some of his highlights for us. If I wasn’t on a crowded train then I’d try and find it…
Sky Blue Pete
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We used to stand at the back of the east stand and sing it on our own game after game lol
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Torquay Sky Blue
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In our Coventry Homes was nicked from the scousers In our Liverpool Homes as were so many songs in the 70's.
Probably a scaffold song . A lot of their's were
Happy_Martian
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Thought the song for Hucks was "Offside, offside. Offside, offside" and repeat.
Sky Blue Pete
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To breen
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torchomatic
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Apart from the frankly embarrassing "Oh, Coventry is wonderful", surely?
