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Vamo Avae
Vamo Avae é um canto direto de apoio ao Avaí. A letra repete o chamado para o time seguir em frente e mantém a arquibancada no mesmo ritmo.
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#19201
7 Úno
#19202
Ooh to Be a Sainty
Simple, loud, and right to the point. St Johnstone fans have sung this one for years as a badge of pride at McDiarmid Park. SJFC …
26 Říj
#19203
21 Zář
#19204
26 Říj
#19205
28 Zář
#19206
28 Zář
#19207
14 Zář
#19208
28 Zář
#19209
24 Srp
#19210
15 Bře
#19211
19 Srp
#19212
15 Bře
#19213
Johnstone (Clap)
Four claps then the roar, that's all you need. The Johnstone clap chant is one of the oldest in the St Johnstone songbook and McD…
19 Říj
#19214
15 Bře
#19215
26 Bře
#19216
7 Úno
#19217
A Goal
'A Goal' is a Partick Thistle pressure chant. It says what the Jags end wants in plain terms: a goal, now. Words below.
1 Zář
#19218
We All Follow the Thistle
'We All Follow the Thistle' is a Partick Thistle loyalty chant. It follows the Jags over land and sea and points the song toward …
18 Úno
#19219
Thistle Reject
'Thistle Reject' is a Partick Thistle terrace taunt. It repeats the reject line with a short woah refrain, turning the insult int…
12 Úno
#19220
Thistle
'Thistle' is a stripped-back Partick Thistle chant. The words are just the club name repeated until the support has the noise it …
5 Říj
#19221
Thistle (Clap)
'Thistle (Clap)' is a Partick Thistle clap chant. It uses the club name and handclaps as the whole terrace rhythm. Words below.
17 Říj
#19222
Stand Up for the Thistle
'Stand Up for the Thistle' is a Partick Thistle support chant. It is the simple stand-up call for Jags fans, built for everyone t…
5 Říj
#19223
Simon Donnelly
'Simon Donnelly' is a Partick Thistle player chant. The words ride on the repeated Simon Donnelly name and keep the Jags support …
19 Úno
#19224
Red 'n' Yellow Army
'Red 'n' Yellow Army' is a Partick Thistle colour chant. It repeats the red-and-yellow army line for the support. Words below.
5 Kvě
#19225
Ashley Cole, Ashley Cole
Ashley Cole, Ashley Cole is a Chelsea chant built around the Ashley Cole repeated-name hook. Full lyrics below.
9 Úno
#19226
Easy
'Easy' is Peterborough confidence reduced to one word. The lyric is sparse, but the terrace function is clear: repeat easy until …
10 Zář
#19227
You're Not Famous Anymore
'You're Not Famous Anymore' is Peterborough terrace banter for clubs whose old status has slipped. The Posh version repeats the p…
18 Zář
#19228
Your Ground's Too Big for You
'Your Ground's Too Big for You' is Peterborough away-end banter about empty space and thin support. The line is direct, repeatabl…
21 Zář
#19229
One Mike Ashley
'One Mike Ashley' is a Peterborough terrace taunt built around Ashley's name and the stadium-name joke. The Posh version is oppos…
14 Zář
#19230
Stand Up for the Sports Direct
'Stand Up for the Sports Direct' is Peterborough terrace banter aimed at the Geordies and their stadium name. The chant turns the…
14 Zář
#19231
Nah Nah Nah Boro
'Nah Nah Nah Boro' is a Peterborough nanana chant with the club name as the landing point. It is simple, loud and built for the P…
31 Srp
#19232
I Wanna Go Home
'I Wanna Go Home' is Peterborough away-day misery turned into a chant. The Posh lyric is a complaint about the trip, repeated unt…
31 Srp
#19233
Goal!
'Goal!' is Peterborough joy cut down to one shout. Brief, loud and made for the moment the ball goes in, it gives the Posh end on…
28 Srp
#19234
Get out of the Goal
'Get out of the Goal' is a Peterborough terrace taunt aimed at the goalkeeper. The lyric is blunt and repetitive, with the abusiv…
28 Srp
#19235
Come on Boro, Come On
'Come on Boro, Come On' is Peterborough encouragement built from one repeated push. It is the Posh end doing the simple job: get …
24 Srp
#19236
The Best Team in the Land
'The Best Team in the Land' is Peterborough team-pride copy in chant form. The lyric tells the players to put on the boots and pu…
18 Zář
#19237
Ferguson's Barmy Army
'Ferguson's Barmy Army' is a Peterborough manager chant for Ferguson. The Posh version repeats the army line, keeping the boss at…
24 Srp
#19238
You're Supposed to Be at Home
This Ireland Football Team chant uses a short, repeatable refrain around the away-support taunt. It gives supporters a simple mat…
9 Pro
#19239
Who Are Ya?
This Ireland Football Team chant uses a short, repeatable refrain around Who are ya?. It gives supporters a simple matchday line …
9 Pro
#19240
Oh Trapattoni
Oh Trapattoni repeats the name, then lands on a tongue-in-cheek Irish-now line. It is affectionate and simple. Lyrics on FanChant…
9 Pro
#19241
Super Keeper
Super Keeper is a praise chant with no named player, just a two-word keeper hook. The repeat keeps the focus on the goalkeeper ro…
9 Pro
#19242
Stand Up for the Boys in Green
Stand Up for the Boys in Green is a simple stand-up call for Ireland. The same line repeats until the crowd has the rhythm. Lyric…
9 Pro
#19243
Ireland!
Ireland! flips the clap pattern around: Ireland first, then 3 claps. The whole chant is a tight team-name repeat. Lyrics on FanCh…
9 Pro
#19244
Que Sera, Sera
Que Sera, Sera turns the familiar phrase into a going-to-Africa line for Ireland. The chant is short, hopeful and built on repeat…
9 Pro
#19245
Ole, Ole, Ole
Ole, Ole, Ole is all rhythm and repeat. The short chant keeps the same ole phrase moving without adding any extra story. Lyrics o…
9 Pro
#19246
Keano
Keano is a 1-name chant, repeated until the nickname becomes the whole hook. No extra story is needed. Lyrics on FanChants.
9 Pro
#19247
Ireland Score
This Ireland Football Team chant uses a short, repeatable refrain around Ireland scoring. It gives supporters a simple matchday l…
9 Pro
#19248
The Fields of Athenry
The Fields of Athenry uses the low-lie refrain, free birds, dreams and songs. It is slower and more song-like than the short clap…
9 Pro
#19249
Come on You Boys in Green
Come on You Boys in Green keeps circling back to 1 direct line of support. The repeat does the work, with Ireland's green shirts …
9 Pro
#19250
Ireland (Clap)
Ireland (Clap) is stripped right back: 3 claps, then Ireland. It is short, loud and built for call-and-response noise. Lyrics on …
9 Pro
#19251
Cheat
This Ireland Football Team chant uses a short, repeatable refrain around a cheat taunt. It gives supporters a simple matchday lin…
9 Pro
#19252
Boo!
This Ireland Football Team chant uses a short, repeatable refrain around a booing terrace reaction. It gives supporters a simple …
9 Pro
#19253
Your Support
A Sunderland crowd taunt about the other end's support being poor.
27 Bře
#19254
Who Are Ya?
A Sunderland opposition taunt built around the who-are-ya question.
30 Bře
#19255
6 Dub
#19256
27 Bře
#19257
27 Bře
#19258
Sunderland Aces
A Sunderland identity chant about going along Roker Road to see the Aces.
8 Dub
#19259
La La Sunderland
A Sunderland club-name singalong carried by the la-la refrain.
30 Bře
#19260
9 Dub
#19261
One Titus Bramble
A Sunderland player chant built around Titus Bramble's name.
6 Dub
#19262
27 Dub
#19263
20 Bře
#19264
27 Bře
#19265
6 Dub
#19266
Your Support
A West Bromwich Albion crowd taunt aimed at poor opposition support, with masked terrace language doing the damage.
22 Dub
#19267
You Let Your Country Down
A West Bromwich Albion taunt aimed at a player or side seen to have let the country down.
6 Dub
#19268
Who the Hell Are You?
A West Bromwich Albion crowd taunt using masked terrace language to ask who the opposition are.
13 Dub
#19269
Who Are Ya?
A West Bromwich Albion crowd taunt, asking who the opposition are with no interest in a polite answer.
30 Bře
#19270
Where Were You?
A West Bromwich Albion crowd taunt aimed at late-arriving or fair-weather rivals, asking where they were when things were bad.
11 Dub
#19271
We Want More
A West Bromwich Albion demand chant, asking for more from the team or the moment in front of them.
24 Bře
#19272
Albion
A straight West Bromwich Albion name chant, built from repetition and volume rather than story. It is made for the whole end to j…
24 Bře
#19273
1-0 and You Still Don't Sing
A West Bromwich Albion scoreline taunt for a quiet away end. It turns a 1-0 lead into a simple chant about the other side still n…
30 Bře
#19274
Unbelievable
Sung at a side so poor the crowd can scarcely believe it. The mock-astonishment is the point.
30 Bře
#19275
You're Worse Than Blackburn Rovers
Aimed at Burnley, and engineered to sting twice: not only are they poor, they are worse than Blackburn, the neighbours they least…
6 Lis
#19276
You've Never Won
Pointed at clubs whose honours list does not bear much looking at. Aired at Middlesbrough among others, the dig is the empty cabi…
10 Bře
#19277
That's Why You're Going Down
Sung straight after an opposition error, tying the blunder to the bigger picture: this is exactly the sort of thing that sends a …
20 Bře
#19278
What the Hell Is That?
The all-purpose terrace double-take. Sung at a baffling decision, a strange kit, or a moment of chaos nobody in the ground can ex…
25 Bře
#19279
We're Going to Exeter, You're Going to Accrington
The away-day version of the relegation dig. Leeds picture their own fixtures at one club and the opposition's at a smaller one, w…
9 Lis
#19280
Turquoise
Sung when Newcastle turn out in one of their less-loved away kits. The Leeds end found the turquoise hard to take seriously and s…
17 Dub
#19281
Sunday League, Yer Having a Laugh
Part of the 'yer having a laugh' family. The opposition's level is downgraded to Sunday League, the parks-football benchmark ever…
14 Zář
#19282
Stanley, Give Us a Song
Aimed at Accrington Stanley, asking the home end for a song they suspect will not come. Gentle mockery of one of the smallest cro…
16 Dub
#19283
Snoddy Will Batter You
A tribute to Robert Snodgrass with the volume turned up: Snoddy will batter you. The Scottish winger was the creative engine of t…
19 Bře
#19284
Small Town in Blackburn
The 'small town' template pointed at Blackburn, sung during the Burnley meetings where the East Lancashire rivalry is in the air.
6 Lis
#19285
Sign Him Up
The crowd's transfer recommendation. Sung when an opposition or trial player has impressed enough that the Leeds end wants him in…
15 Dub
#19286
Sign for Scum
The principle stated plainly: sign for the enemy and you are finished at Elland Road for good. Alan Smith is the name the chant w…
15 Dub
#19287
Scummer
One of several Leeds chants aimed at Alan Smith after he crossed to Manchester United. Smith came through the Leeds academy as th…
24 Srp
#19288
No Fans
The classic away-end double dig: the stadium is no good and nobody has turned up to fill it. Leeds carry it to grounds that earn …
7 Dub
#19289
You Know You Are
Sung at a side having a shocker. The needle is in the second half of the line: not just that they are poor, but that they know it…
10 Bře
#19290
You're Going Down
Sung from the Leeds end at a side staring at the trapdoor. The verdict is delivered in two words and a confident finger-point at …
13 Dub
#19291
Shearer Took You Down
Aimed at Newcastle and their own legend. Alan Shearer took caretaker charge of Newcastle in April 2009 and could not stop them be…
30 Bře
#19292
See You in the Championship
A blunt Leeds prediction sung at a side heading the wrong way. Aired at Newcastle in a pre-season meeting, the message is simple:…
28 Srp
#19293
What a Waste of Money
'What a Waste of Money' is the Leeds away-end taunt for a high-priced opposition signing failing to justify the fee. The bigger t…
9 Úno
#19294
21 Zář
#19295
18 Zář
#19296
This Game's Too Big for You
'This Game's Too Big for You' is the Leeds chant usually aimed at the referee, the away end's verdict that the official, not the …
28 Zář
#19297
7 Dub
#19298
31 Srp
#19299
Stand Up If Yer Top of the League
'Stand Up If Yer Top of the League' is the Leeds United chant for when the Whites are top of whichever division they're in, the w…
31 Srp
#19300
Small Town in Arsenal
'Small Town in Arsenal' is the Leeds away-end taunt at Arsenal supporters and their North London reach, the 'small town in X' tem…
28 Srp
