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#19601
Oxford United
'Oxford United' is a Wycombe taunt aimed at Oxford United. It keeps the insult direct and repeats it from the stand. Words below.
22 Feb
#19602
And It's Wycombe Wanderers
'And It's Wycombe Wanderers' is a Wycombe support chant. It puts the club name and greatest-team boast into one big terrace line.…
21 Apr
#19603
Move Up Boy
'Move Up Boy' is a short Wycombe terrace chant. It works through a clipped move-up call and a boy-boy repeat. Words below.
11 Apr
#19604
Loyal Supporters
'Loyal Supporters' is a Wycombe support chant. It pairs a simple loyalty line with clapping between the repeats. Words below.
1 Set
#19605
Let's All Wave at Waddock
'Let's All Wave at Waddock' is a Wycombe manager chant for Gary Waddock. It turns a wave request into a crowd routine. Words belo…
2 Dic
#19606
Let's All Have a Disco
'Let's All Have a Disco' is a Wycombe celebration chant. It is built for bouncing around with a simple nanana refrain. Words belo…
11 Gen
#19607
Paul Lambert
'Paul Lambert' is a Wycombe chant about Paul Lambert. It is a blunt terrace verdict on the old manager, kept short and repetitive…
2 Dic
#19608
Go Wycombe
'Go Wycombe' is a short Wycombe encouragement chant. It repeats the club call as a direct push from the crowd. Words below.
8 Mag
#19609
Goal
'Goal' is a Wycombe goal cheer. It keeps the reaction to one stretched crowd shout. Words below.
9 Gen
#19610
Glory Glory Wycombe Wanderers
'Glory Glory Wycombe Wanderers' is a Wycombe support chant. It carries the Wanderers name through a marching repeat. Words below.
12 Set
#19611
Gary Waddock's Barmy Army
'Gary Waddock's Barmy Army' is a Wycombe manager chant for Gary Waddock. It uses the classic barmy-army structure around his name…
2 Dic
#19612
Der Der Der Jon-Paul Pittman
'Der Der Der Jon-Paul Pittman' is a Wycombe player chant for Jon-Paul Pittman. It wraps his name in a simple der-der hook. Words …
22 Feb
#19613
Come On Wycombe
'Come On Wycombe' is a straight Wycombe encouragement chant. It repeats the call with no extra story, just a push from the stands…
26 Set
#19614
Colchester
'Colchester' is a Wycombe taunt aimed at Colchester. It keeps the insult short, repetitive and easy for the stand to throw back. …
22 Feb
#19615
You What? - Grimsby
A Grimsby taunt for the moments when the other end tries to pipe up and the Mariners answer with a dismissive reply.
3 Ago
#19616
Your Ground's Too Big for You
A Grimsby taunt for sparse home support, built around the sight of empty space in a bigger stadium.
24 Ago
#19617
Who Are Ya
A Grimsby version of a football-taunt standard, thrown at the opposition when the Mariners fans smell weakness.
1 Giu
#19618
We're Gonna Win 4-3
A Grimsby keep-the-faith chant for chaotic games, with the crowd talking up the comeback or the next twist.
17 Ago
#19619
We Hate Yorkies
A Grimsby rivalry chant aimed at Yorkshire opposition and delivered in the stripped-back language of the terrace.
17 Ago
#19620
We All Hate Leeds Scum
A Grimsby rivalry chant aimed at Leeds and delivered in the blunt language of the terrace.
19 Set
#19621
Super Barry Conlon
A Grimsby chant for Barry Conlon, built around the familiar Super Barry refrain and kept simple enough for the whole end to join.
3 Ago
#19622
27 Lug
#19623
In Your Yorkshire Slums
A Grimsby rivalry chant aimed at Yorkshire opposition and built as a blunt away-end wind-up.
27 Lug
#19624
Can You Hear the Yorkies Sing?
A Grimsby rivalry chant asking where the Yorkshire noise has gone once the away end takes over.
8 Mag
#19625
8 Mag
#19626
Goal Kick
A Grimsby goal-kick taunt built around one sharp shouted line at the opposition.
12 Feb
#19627
Ireland Is Superman
Ireland Is Superman is an Aston Villa chant built around his name. Full lyrics below.
8 Apr
#19628
Super Kev McDonald
Super Kev McDonald is an Aston Villa chant built around his name. Full lyrics below.
20 Apr
#19629
You Are My Villa
You Are My Villa is an Aston Villa chant built around a supporter-love line. Full lyrics below.
30 Mar
#19630
23 Mar
#19631
Play for a Big Club
Play for a Big Club is an Aston Villa chant built around a simple repeated line. Full lyrics below.
15 Apr
#19632
One Song
One Song is an Aston Villa chant built around a simple repeated line. Full lyrics below.
15 Apr
#19633
Handball
Handball is an Aston Villa chant built around the handball call. Full lyrics below.
30 Mar
#19634
6 Apr
#19635
27 Apr
#19636
You're the S*it of Sheffield
A Chesterfield derby chant throwing the best-in-Sheffield line back at the city rivals with a masked terrace edge. It is short, b…
6 Nov
#19637
You're Supposed to Be at Home
A Chesterfield taunt for away support, repeating the supposed-to-be-at-home line until it sticks. The chant is less about detail …
9 Nov
#19638
Blue Army
A stripped-back Chesterfield terrace chant that just keeps the Blue Army call rolling. It is one of those simple Spireites standa…
11 Nov
#19639
26 Ott
#19640
We Love You Spireites
A Chesterfield singalong keeping the Spireites name front and centre from the first line to the last repeat. It is simple, loud, …
12 Ott
#19641
We'll Sing on Our Own
A Chesterfield travel chant built around the we'll-sing-on-our-own idea and a best-trip line. This is Spireites away-end noise ab…
19 Set
#19642
14 Set
#19643
12 Ott
#19644
19 Ott
#19645
28 Set
#19646
2 Ott
#19647
21 Set
#19648
21 Set
#19649
When the Blues Go Marching In
A Chesterfield standard built around the old march-in chorus and the Blues name.
26 Ott
#19650
7 Set
#19651
18 Set
#19652
And It's Chesterfield
A Chesterfield singalong built around the club name and the by-far-the-greatest boast.
24 Ago
#19653
Wednesday's Going Bust
A Chesterfield rivalry chant repeating the going-bust line at Sheffield Wednesday.
23 Ott
#19654
Let's All Laugh at Wednesday
A Chesterfield taunt built around laughing straight at Sheffield Wednesday.
14 Set
#19655
9 Nov
#19656
Derbyshire
A Chesterfield identity chant hammering the Derbyshire name over and over.
2 Ott
#19657
Penalty
A Chesterfield roar for the penalty moment and the surge that comes with it.
18 Set
#19658
Goal
A Chesterfield goal burst stripped right back to the release moment itself.
31 Ago
#19659
16 Nov
#19660
Der Der, Spireites
A Chesterfield noise-maker that hangs almost entirely on the Spireites shout.
31 Ago
#19661
Come on Spireites
A Chesterfield support chant urging the Spireites on with no fuss and no detours.
20 Nov
#19662
Come and Join Us
A Chesterfield chant daring the other end to come and join the noise over here.
24 Ago
#19663
Spireites (Claps)
A Chesterfield crowd cue built around claps and the Spireites name alone.
28 Set
#19664
7 Set
#19665
Cheerio
A Chesterfield send-off chant built around the repeated cheerio refrain.
21 Ago
#19666
21 Ago
#19667
We Are the People
A Chesterfield crowd chant that backs the Spireites first and needles the other lot second.
5 Ott
#19668
Same Old Wednesday
A Chesterfield rivalry chant repeating the same-old-Wednesday line at their neighbours.
20 Nov
#19669
Your Support
A Wigan Athletic chant aimed at poor opposition support. It is the Latics way of telling the other end they are too quiet, with a…
23 Nov
#19670
You Fat...
A Wigan Athletic insult chant from the rougher side of the terrace. The chant is blunt, repetitive and aimed at winding up its ta…
10 Set
#19671
Who the Hell Are You?
A Wigan Athletic identity taunt aimed across the pitch or into the away end. The familiar question keeps coming until the target …
2 Nov
#19672
What the Hell Was That?
A sharp Wigan Athletic reaction chant for a bad moment on the pitch. It is the kind of blunt terrace question that follows a wild…
26 Ott
#19673
26 Ott
#19674
You're S*it and You Know You Are
This is a blunt Wigan taunt that keeps the whole message in one repeatable line.
23 Nov
#19675
Take Me Home
Wigan fans borrow the shape of a singalong standard, swap in Wigan Latics, and add a sharp local sting on the way through.
5 Ott
#19676
Stand Up If You Love Wigan
This one does exactly what it says, turning a show of support into a quick stand-up moment in the end.
5 Ott
#19677
When the Blues Go Marching In
This Wigan singalong leans on a familiar march rhythm and lets the stand roll from line to line without fuss.
9 Nov
#19678
Robert Is a Wiganer
Wigan fans fold their manager into a simple is-a-Wiganer singalong and make him sound like one of their own.
28 Set
#19679
Bobby Sign Him Up
Wigan fans turn recruitment advice into a terrace refrain and keep it short enough to bark out on the spot.
10 Set
#19680
You're Not Fit to Referee
This is Wigan's standard referee taunt, kept short so the whole verdict lands at once.
16 Nov
#19681
Pascal
This Wigan chant puts Pascal Chimbonda's first name at the front and gives the crowd a blunt terrace verdict to shout behind it.
28 Set
#19682
We Paid for Your Hats
This Wigan chant turns a complaint about policing costs into a terrace joke the crowd can volley back and forth.
18 Gen
#19683
You Should Be a Wiganer
This is a simple Wigan singalong built to pull more voices in with one easy line.
10 Set
#19684
That Boy N'Zogbia
Wigan fans use this chant to big up N'Zogbia and the problems he causes defenders from either flank.
21 Set
#19685
Jason Roberts
This is a straight Jason Roberts chant, stripped back to his name and driven by repetition from the stand.
10 Set
#19686
Ali Al-Habsi
Wigan fans back Ali Al-Habsi by name and add a pointed dig at Bolton on the end.
24 Ago
#19687
Here 'cos It's Ten Pounds
This Wigan chant winds up the away support by blaming the turnout on cheap tickets rather than devotion.
21 Set
#19688
Gary, Gary
Wigan fans keep this one down to Caldwell's first name and trust repetition to do the rest.
10 Set
#19689
We Forgot That You Were Here
This Wigan chant needles a quiet away end by pretending it has gone missing altogether.
19 Ott
#19690
Triumphal March - Wigan
Wigan fans hum their way through this march-style tune and let the melody carry it. It is built more for atmosphere than for big …
14 Set
#19691
Fanfare
This one is more terrace noise than lyric, with the melody carried on der-der vocals rather than a full verse.
14 Set
#19692
Empty Seats My Lord
This Wigan chant pokes fun at the space around the opposition support and keeps the joke simple enough for the whole end to pile …
31 Ago
#19693
Wigan! (Drums)
Nothing fancy here. The drums hit, the crowd answers with Wigan's name, and the chant works as a quick burst of noise.
9 Nov
#19694
Di Santo, Oh
Wigan fans stretch Di Santo's name across a singalong hook and let the chorus do the lifting. It is simple, loud, and built to st…
31 Ago
#19695
Na Na Nananana Hugo
This one strips the lyric down to the melody and Hugo's name. The whole stand can join before the line is over.
5 Ott
#19696
Charles Will Tear You Apart
Wigan fans turn N'Zogbia's first name into the hook and let the threat do the rest. It is a named-player chant built for pace and…
28 Ago
#19697
Three Stands and a Bus Shelter
This is the kind of away-day chant that picks one visible weakness and keeps poking it until the whole end is laughing.
14 Set
#19698
That's Why You're on the Bench
The joke is as direct as the lyric: if you're stuck on the bench, the stand has already decided why.
19 Ott
#19699
Attack, Attack
A short pressure chant for the moments when the crowd wants Wigan to go straight at it.
10 Set
#19700
You're Just a S*it Emile Heskey
This one is pure mockery: the stand borrows Heskey's name as the measuring stick and throws it at whoever is getting it in that m…
16 Nov
