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#19701
Blue and White Army
This is the colour-and-crowd version: four lines, one rhythm, and the away end sounding like a single block.
24 Ago
#19702
18 Set
#19703
31 Ago
#19704
There's Only One Gareth Southgate
A Plymouth Argyle chant using Gareth Southgate's name as the terrace hook. It works here as part of a Boro wind-up.
14 Set
#19705
We Want Strachan Out
A Plymouth Argyle chant calling for Strachan out. It is an opposition-manager wind-up rather than a Plymouth player song.
18 Set
#19706
Small Town in Tyneside
A Plymouth Argyle geographic taunt aimed at Middlesbrough. It turns the small-town line into the whole away-end tease.
7 Set
#19707
That Ship Is Bigger Than This
Ed: Not completely sure about this one, if you know then comment and tell us, cheers
7 Set
#19708
The Championship Is Upside Down
A Plymouth Argyle table-position chant built around the league being upside down. It is a promotion-minded wind-up with Argyle on…
14 Set
#19709
When the Greens Go Marching In
A Plymouth Argyle chant about the Greens marching in. It is a club-colour identity chorus for Argyle fans.
21 Set
#19710
When Jonny Comes Marching Home Tune
A Plymouth Argyle der-der chant with almost no words beyond the terrace rhythm. It is made for a crowd to carry together.
24 Ago
#19711
31 Ago
#19712
Mackems, Give a Song
A Plymouth Argyle taunt asking the Mackems for a song. It is a short away-end wind-up aimed at quiet opposition fans.
2 Ott
#19713
2 Ott
#19714
Great Escape - Plymouth
A Plymouth Argyle der-der terrace chant that resolves into the club name. It is a compact, familiar matchday burst.
28 Ago
#19715
Goal!
A Plymouth Argyle celebration burst for the moment the ball goes in. It is more crowd reaction than long-form song, but it belong…
24 Ago
#19716
Mariner Give Us a Wave
A Plymouth Argyle chant asking Mariner for a wave. It is a named-player and manager terrace call.
5 Ott
#19717
Easy
A Plymouth Argyle chant for moments that feel comfortable on the pitch. It is short, repetitive and built for a confident crowd.
28 Set
#19718
Alan Gow, My Lord
A Plymouth Argyle player chant for Alan Gow, using his name as the repeated call. It has the feel of an older terrace favourite.
28 Ago
#19719
20 Apr
#19720
27 Apr
#19721
30 Mar
#19722
30 Mar
#19723
Sit Down, Shut Up
A Fulham terrace taunt telling opponents to sit down and quieten down.
27 Apr
#19724
5 Mag
#19725
One Roy Hodgson
A Fulham manager chant built around the only-one-Roy-Hodgson line.
26 Mar
#19726
20 Apr
#19727
You'll Never Shop at Harrods
A Fulham funny chant built around the Harrods shopping line.
26 Mar
#19728
9 Apr
#19729
8 Apr
#19730
8 Apr
#19731
Come On You Whites!
A Fulham identity chant built around repeated Come on you Whites calls.
20 Apr
#19732
You're Not Singing Anymore
A Darlington opposition taunt for the moments when the other end has gone quiet.
21 Set
#19733
You Fat...
A Darlington terrace taunt built around a blunt repeated line for winding up the opposition.
21 Set
#19734
12 Set
#19735
Wooo!
A Darlington novelty singalong built around a de-de-de lead-in and a single woo payoff.
12 Set
#19736
Who the Hell Are You?
A Darlington opposition taunt built around the who-are-you line.
7 Ago
#19737
When the Whites
A Darlington singalong built on the familiar when-the-Whites-go-marching-in line.
7 Ago
#19738
5 Ago
#19739
5 Set
#19740
24 Ago
#19741
31 Ago
#19742
31 Ago
#19743
28 Set
#19744
2 Ott
#19745
Wembley
A Brentford trip chant built around the Wembley line and the idea of the Bees heading for a big day out.
21 Set
#19746
18 Set
#19747
Shall We Sing a Song for You?
A Brentford taunt offering to sing a song on behalf of the opposition.
18 Set
#19748
2 Ott
#19749
Que Sera, Sera - Brentford
A Brentford singalong built around the idea of going to Wembley.
13 Set
#19750
12 Ott
#19751
Nananana Brentford FC!
A Brentford club-name singalong built from a short na-na-na hook.
13 Set
#19752
David Moyes
A Brentford chant built around David Moyes as the target of the wind-up.
7 Set
#19753
Went to War
Ed: We weren't sent in the lyrics for this one. If you know 'em just comment and we'll sort it.
21 Set
#19754
Get Into Em
A Brentford terrace chant turning raw noise and momentum into a shove-forward chorus.
5 Ott
#19755
Falling in Love with You - Brentford
A Brentford singalong built around the falling-in-love line and the club name.
31 Ago
#19756
31 Ago
#19757
Come On Brentford, Come On
A Brentford crowd singalong built around a repeated Come on Brentford call.
24 Ago
#19758
Can You Hear the Orient Sing?
A Brentford terrace taunt asking whether anyone can hear the Orient support.
24 Ago
#19759
7 Apr
#19760
Bentley, What's the Score
Bentley is the target here, with Arsenal fans asking the terrace question that bites fastest: what's the score? The chant keeps i…
7 Mar
#19761
Thomas Vermaelen
Thomas Vermaelen gets a stripped-back Arsenal chant here: name, claps, repeat. It is a defender song with no extra story, just th…
22 Mar
#19762
Shall We Make a DVD?
Arsenal fans aim this at Spurs with a simple question: shall we make a DVD? It is a bite-sized North London wind-up, teasing the …
20 Mar
#19763
Same Old Tottenham
Arsenal fans use this as a blunt anti-Spurs accusation: same old Tottenham, always cheating. It is a rivalry line repeated until …
4 Mag
#19764
It's so Quiet at the Lane
Arsenal fans aim this at the Lane's noise: it is so quiet at the Lane. The line works as the North London version of the library …
27 Apr
#19765
It's So Easy at the Lane
Arsenal fans aim this at the Lane, turning an away-day dig into a simple repeated line: it is so easy at the Lane. It is a swagge…
22 Apr
#19766
15 Apr
#19767
20 Apr
#19768
20 Mar
#19769
Champions League Laugh
Arsenal fans use this as a sharp Champions League wind-up: yer having a laugh. It is a short taunt for any opponent whose Europea…
11 Apr
#19770
Arsene Give Us a Wave
Arsenal fans keep this one beautifully direct: Arsene, give us a wave. The chant is a manager call-out rather than a story, built…
7 Apr
#19771
You're Supposed to Be at Home
'You're Supposed to Be at Home' is a Notts County taunt for home support that is being outsung on its own turf. The line lands be…
5 Ott
#19772
Your Support
'Your Support' is a Notts County attack on weak opposition backing. The lyric is direct and the crowd does not bother to soften i…
5 Ott
#19773
You're Not Fit to Referee
'You're Not Fit to Referee' is the Notts County verdict when the officials have lost the crowd. The chant says exactly what the s…
12 Ott
#19774
You've Never Won F*ck All
'You've Never Won F*ck All' is a blunt Notts County trophy taunt for the opposition. The point is pure derision, not diplomacy. W…
2 Ott
#19775
Who Are Ya?
'Who Are Ya?' is the stripped-back Notts County challenge chant for players, fans, or anyone getting it from the stand. Short lyr…
26 Ott
#19776
We've Got More Fans Than You
'We've Got More Fans Than You' is a Notts County crowd-size taunt aimed across the ground. It is bragging, needling, and made to …
12 Ott
#19777
We Forgot That You Were Here
'We Forgot That You Were Here' is a Notts County dig at rivals who have gone quiet in their own ground. The punchline is pretendi…
2 Ott
#19778
We Are Going Up
'We Are Going Up' is a Notts County celebration chant for promotion mood and good days on the table. It is hopeful, repetitive, a…
23 Ott
#19779
Premiership You're Having a Laugh
'Premiership You're Having a Laugh' is Notts County mockery aimed at grand ambitions and big talk. The humour comes from how blun…
7 Set
#19780
Sven-Goran Eriksson
'Sven-Goran Eriksson' is a Notts County name chant for Sven-Goran Eriksson. The crowd does not need more than the name. Words bel…
28 Set
#19781
Super Benny Burgess
'Super Benny Burgess' is a Notts County player chant for Benny Burgess. The repetition keeps the tribute punchy and easy for the …
21 Set
#19782
Stand Up If You Love County
'Stand Up If You Love County' is another Notts County participation chant built around affection for the club. It is simple, loud…
21 Set
#19783
Stand Up for the Notts County
'Stand Up for the Notts County' is a participation chant that tells the support exactly what to do. The call is as direct as the …
17 Set
#19784
Sing When You're Winning
'Sing When You're Winning' is the classic Notts County reminder for rivals who only find a voice when things are going their way.…
11 Mag
#19785
Refs
'Refs' is the standard Notts County complaint when the officials are getting no sympathy from the stand. The wording is blunt and…
14 Set
#19786
Shall We Sing a Song for You?
'Shall We Sing a Song for You?' is a Notts County taunt for a silent opposition end. It works as a sing-song offer with a sting i…
17 Set
#19787
Que Sera Sera
'Que Sera Sera' is the Notts County version of the old Wembley-dream terrace singalong. It turns hope into a chorus everyone alre…
14 Set
#19788
Ole Hawley
'Ole Hawley' is a Notts County name chant for Karl Hawley. It keeps the focus on the striker and leaves the rest to the crowd. Wo…
7 Set
#19789
Hughsey
'Hughsey' is a Notts County player chant built around the striker's nickname. It keeps the tribute light, loud, and easy to join …
19 Ott
#19790
Loyal Supporters
'Loyal Supporters' is a Notts County self-description chant with claps built into it. The line is simple enough for the whole sta…
23 Ott
#19791
I Wanna Be County
'I Wanna Be County' turns a familiar rebellious line into Notts County terrace identity. The chant is about wanting to be in the …
24 Ago
#19792
Nottingham, Nottingham, Nottingham
'Nottingham, Nottingham, Nottingham' is a location-pride chant built on pure repetition. The repetition is what gives it its terr…
31 Ago
#19793
28 Set
#19794
County!
'County!' is a short clap-and-shout chant built around the club name. The rhythm matters as much as the word itself. Words below.
24 Ago
#19795
Come on You Boys
'Come on You Boys' is another no-frills Notts County backing chant. It is pure support noise for the side on the pitch. Words bel…
8 Mag
#19796
Come on the Notts
'Come on the Notts' is direct encouragement from the Notts County end. No story, no twist, just the stand pushing the team on. Wo…
21 Ago
#19797
Sirrel
'Sirrel' is a Notts County name chant for Jimmy Sirrel. Repeating the manager's surname is enough to turn respect into noise. Wor…
31 Ago
#19798
Cheat
'Cheat' is a Notts County terrace accusation stripped down to one repeated word. It is sparse, but the function is clear: shame t…
19 Ott
#19799
Can You Hear the Fulham Sing?
'Can You Hear the Fulham Sing?' is a Notts County taunt aimed at Fulham support going quiet. The lyric is a call-and-answer put-d…
21 Ago
#19800
Kenny Miller
A Hibs taunt aimed at Kenny Miller, with his name doing most of the work before the insult lands around it.
27 Ago
