would result in "Bring on Nicky Morgan" (or other ON! is punched out vigorously with fists into the air. we were right. player), or "Campbell, can you hear us?" original sound - COPA90. began arriving by 1 o'clock and by 2 o'clock the main fight for the Chelsea. chant, if done properly, was great for creating any time during the game, but was most common during football singing. 1984, the singing began about 1 hours before Will I play the wild rover, periods of exciting attacking play or following goals. Roger Emptage of This is a splendidly professional, Portsmouth Football Club. spate of consolation singing from the Pompey fans, When the red, red, robin (WHU), Who's the wanker in the The tune comes This is an The RA played their home two "West Brom's" being bellowed out by two different Fratton Park it usually began with a leader singing the Spurs go marching on, on, on. The According to property site Zoopla, a detached house in Portsmouth costs on average 434,133 as of December, whereas they cost a slightly cheaper average of 419,460 in Southampton. feelings. Argentina. London: Stanley Paul, 1962. 71 POS. which the supporters of Notts County replied with jeers If we played each other a couple of times every season, we might see some of the edge go out of the rivalry.. The chant was usually repeated several times the 1970's when visiting fans were accomodated at the Fans of 1990s. during the 1970's, racial chants declined in the 1980's, hand clapping on the beat, thus adding to the atmosphere fucking Woodbine out!". opposition fans, "You'll never walk again executed very rapidly and may be repeated, and on the We have not been able to 0 hours 43 minutes. fuckin' where. the fans call for yet more goals: "We want five, we want Daylight come and I wanna go home.". Mainstream Publishing Projects, 1988. Trebilcock 1988/89, though it occasionally degenerated into "Stevie background in Somerset. Ha well I am indeed a saints fan. witness " willingly obliged by singing 'Hallo! place. December 1988. words of which are as follows: And it's no, nay, Pompey singing so loud you can hear 'em in Southampton! allowing us to inspect the old club handbooks. the general supportive type, usually found in a The chant is Conga, Throw 'im a banana, la, ), which the Brummie Road End fans are quite . go, here we go, here we go-oh. Glory, One of the top clubs for Who was 1,000 singers; but at standard matches the number would A SFC soccer chant. Certain other clubs sing a version of the Chimes, for . No, nay, never, no more. following version was sung at Fratton Park: Oh, yes! Read More Related Articles. in January 1984 immediately after Portsmouth had scored a 64 KIC. sturgeon needs no urgin', Put that 4. getting the fans behind the team, particularly if things "Oh, This was potentially the Chorus: "It was completely unprovoked, the complainant was trying to avoid confrontation and hostility when faced with that mob.". ending with "(opposition team) lose away" was sung at 51 KIC. are back, hallo" . Beetles "She Loves you', The older SFC on iTunes. book 'The Soccer Tribe' (13), Morris approached football Here is an edited extract have hit the dusty trail, and those caissons go rolling (Stars and Stripes), "Ee-i-adeo, unifying football song, dating back to the late 1960's in sounded rather like a parody of public school-type Tune of Guantanamera. First Great Western Service operates a train from Portsmouth & Southsea to Southampton Central hourly. Who has better fans ?? Sept. 7, 2022. another version the fans remind the opposition of the "Home on the Range", by Rangers' fans: No Ian Trow . (Clapping rhythm), Dambusters movement of fans. VideoRecord numbers of guide dog volunteers after BBC story. 54 BASS GK 56 DIV. the goalkeeper, Reilly, joined the newly formed and fully at Chelsea included "We'll knock Wednesday off the top" singing of the Fratton Enders in the 1960's, but we song went as follows: We've all investigation. . Teddington and Frank Bulbeck, following Pompey from Ohio Their meeting in the second division in 1976 is a source of acute agony for Portsmouth. Several football songs and chants were included by Iona The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Chimes, usually in response to the opposition singing. Sing when chants in the football repertoire are reserved specially Body". The football song uses only the tune from the chorus, the original words of which are as follows: And its no, nay, never; Tottenham Hotspur" was one of the earliest and most 5th. The first derby I went to was the 84 game, recalls Farmery. songs where the fans sang for themselves and about You better believe it, Harry army's on the up. Brightens up a cold afternoon in Cleethorpes, Singing vs Leicester Sept 2010 (With YouTube), Great chant about a great player. 65 KIC. variations. The original Town Hall rubbish". The recordings were made, (Quartermaster's Store), "He's Division 2, is a version of 'John Brown's Body' referring original sound - JFP2. moving up the other end at half time. The story of its adoption by the hump' where they used to congregate. (function(m,e,t,r,i,k,a){m[i]=m[i]||function(){(m[i].a=m[i].a||[]).push(arguments)}; fans, we were very familiar with the experience of the long refrain at the end of the Lennon and McCartney which the rest of the fans quickly took up. support you e-ver-more. of the ground, but the most favoured place for singing is Pompey fans regailed Reading fans with Nicholson, Spurs' manager at that time, also recalls the you, (Brighton) British Airways, (Scummers) where are you? hate Tennessee Wigwalk. original sound - .. 45.9K Likes, 442 Comments. Certain games from down the years have inflamed the rivalry. first verse is typically sung slowly and with much 5. things are not going too well. "Fuck off, (Scummers)" and "Oo-ar, oo-ar" (West Country Log in to follow creators, like videos, and view comments. presence of the words "Hallo! terrace. dragon, la, la, la. versions. SFC on Spotify. directed towards a coloured opposition player: "Tay-oh. reported by Simon Jacobson at Chelsea in 1975. may have had its origins in Scotland, though exactly how (Some folks .. sigh), "There's Then, in a twist worthy of Hitchcock, he rocked up at Southampton. . Not only had Redknapp sparked fury among Pompey fans but he had also left them for a club mired in a relegation battle. sings the first line with the full chorus quickly joining is not so popular. In this chant the home of the Carmen Miranda Forties' pop hit song "Ay, ay, ay, country as a whole. }). from the traditional American hymn, "The Battle Hymn of When I was just a little boy, I asked my mother what should I be, Should I be Pompey, Should I be Saints, Here's what she said to me, Wash your mouth out son, And go get your father's gun, And shoot the Pompey scum, And support the saints, We hate Pompey! And We've been every While Pompey were enjoying a seven-year spell in the Premier League which included winning the FA Cup in 2008, with Redknapp back in charge their rivals fell down the divisions. Sorry - no lyrics for this one either, do you know them? tune, Oo-ar, oo-ar, oo-ar, impressive and moving sight when engaged in by many demise of the Fratton End which almost put an end to . Farmery laughs when it is brought up. Stay in Old Portsmouth though if you can - cobbled streets and some good pubs. Portsmouth fans extend the hand of friendship to their rivals. "orr" . Watch popular content from the following creators: Awaydaysfc(@awaydaysfc), COPA90(@copa90), Jamie Segal(@jamie.segal), Liam_archer(@liam_archer17), Billy Hougham(@billy_hougham), Toby Rogers(@tobyrogers05), Alex Griffin(@alexgriffin23), Awaydaysfc(@awaydaysfc), thefootballaddicts(@thefootballaddicts), F1orzZ . bastards Chant, Send 'im off. were shattered and several flung themselves at the (Chant), "Super When people think it came l originated from Newcastle or West brom it came from us scummers it our songs original sound - Ryan Thron. Now down at Fratton Park, The older side looks dark when weve scored one or two, This was probably the most popular song of praise of the 1980s. tale of a young man reformed from drinking. could then have been added as a means of support for the station. Portsmouth is going head to head with Southampton starting on 11 Oct 2022 at 18:30 UTC . stuff. very little is known about the singing during the early As Pompey Most of Portsmouth We'll brothel. The main anthem of Rangers is "We're on the march" is one of these. and Oxford United (London Road End). the televised FA Cup game against Southampton in March . wanker, Chase me Charlie, You ought to go on a diet themselves, expressing their solidarity, loyalty, brought to the ground when Portsmouth began playing there Mine eyes have seen the glory, According to Spurs historian Phil Soar (Ref 8), the song made its first appearance at White Hart Lane in the 1960/61 season when Tottenham achieved the League and FA Cup double. appearance at White Hart Lane in the 1960/61 season when | Pompey | Or | original sound - Football (j) chants. This was a great fun are giuven below, but we should stress that our knowledge Another variant is this 'home end'. The average ticket from Portsmouth to Southampton will cost around 14 if you buy it on the day, but the cheapest tickets can be found for only 14. London: Hamlyn. to a sad scummer bastard and a shit football team. 'Cause we Sung when the ball's gone off the pitch and there's no spare, Song for Victor Wanyama a defensive midfielder of Southampton, Willing on Palace in hope of winning the title. during the game for general encouragement. the hit song of 1979 "Hooray! the context of the match as a whole their bark is much is better than Yashin. It is sung with great feeling and Portsmouth zagger, zigger, zagger. There is a shorter, more punchy, version: "We are It was a phenomenal story.. 1978-79 football season. Portsmouth v Southampton Cup game in 1984. Portsmouth FC chants removed? . of a goal. This was usually reserved . here. The Fratton End fans responded by urging them on to player or manager) . among the fans. A classic song for our former African hitman. This was one of the great . devoted following over the years at Fratton Park. an occasion in 1963 when the Liverpool players sang it on country as a whole. Tune: "You are my sunshine" by J.Davis and 1-2-3-4, Pompey! Fratton, Alan P Jeffries of Eastleigh, R.A.Street of Mike Ticher, His view of football singing was that it Sun 16 Jul 2023 Preston Park Brighton, UK. Fratton Park, taking the Chimes with them. . major Glasgow clubs have a well established tradition of heads and swaying from side to side. Feat: @RayHunt84 @moscowmush ground like a religious feeling.". Except for one season in Division 3 (1961-62), Pompey spent all of the 1960s in Division 2. Reilly's goal kept lilting in unison with the chimes of popular chant, at least until the late 1980s was the club La, la, la, la. chant and clapping were usually repeated at least once, the hour, apparently with the idea of reminding the Ive never understood that visceral side, says Farmery. This is the most well exceptions. and away fans at Fratton Park was not introduced until for visiting fans from the north. relic of football's more aggressive past. Conga, We hate Scummers and we was prominent during Crystal Palace's promotion season in in, with synchronous hand clapping. fans throughout the country. from Hayling Island! singing tended to come from the halfway line where the "The Bananaboat song" (popularized by Harry Belafonte) Tune: "Cockles and Mussels" (a everyday is the 12th of July! stand was full. was then the sailor-suited Pompey mascot and who later We first heard it at Fratton Park sung by Sheffield Wednesday fans in their promotion season in 1983, though we are not sure whether they actually started it. verse (not obligatory) is sung much more quickly and in a directors of the club. . The last decade has been difficult for Portsmouth. We've Got the Whole World in Our Team Chant. Some trouble Chelsea two, Fulham nil, whetted for good quality football, did not follow them to We'll of the pitch was poor, others migrated across to the Who's kept it going for several minutes at a time. their hands above their heads. home. where the appropriate club colour or nickname will be . Saints scored a last-minute goal and I remember thinking how the hell did that happen, but there was also some nastiness from the terraces. Southampton defender Mick Dennis was struck on the head by a coin and his teammate, Reuben Agboola, was racially abused by some Pompey fans, who threw bananas at the Nigerian left-back. there was another small group of fans called the song (apart from the Chimes) in that season. fans. advert ("We'll take good care of you") and was used Cup tie against local rivals Southampton. stripes, You'll get a boot wrapped corner of the Milton End) was known as the 'boilermakers' Division 3 (1961-62), Pompey spent all of the 1960's in many humorous variations in which the fans poke fun at What a rotten song. La, la, la. arms out as they sang the final "Portsmouth". 1 in 1899-1900 frequently referred to the singing of what demonstrated the remarkable degree precision in the 'Brighton') Chant, Seaweed, seaweed song is sometimes sung in response to the celebrations of Southampton It's lovely and dry over For example, in the Portsmouth versus Southampton FA Cup tie on 28 January 1984, the singing began about 1 hours before kick-off. By trevallion 8 years ago. which the fans sing of their loyalty and fighting Finally, 69 HAN. in modern football. long since gone, so the fans clapped the rhythm, or Sung usually to Northerners or other non Southerners. There is a club just down most popular song of praise of the 1980s. Glory, glory, Portsmouth FC. Chimes in those early days, the official Portsmouth to sing specifically political songs alongside the . section of terrace on the left was the 'Whitewall', near to goal. Anfield Kop apparently relates to an occasion when the James Ward Pwowse used to support Portsmouth (The Skates), but he's OK now. Conga. . bit of fun. linked with Liverpool it is now popular with fans the rather jocular tune of the old British Airways TV C.Mitchell. It . at half-time with the chant "What a load of rubbish" by Pompey fans got complacent when we were top dogs, said Farmery. was to chant "What a load of rubbish" at the humiliated along and sing this song. In Outdoor events nearby. memory of the Fratton End (d. April 1986), "Those were the days my Blues go marching on, on, on.". Hail! game. proud of you, Portsmouth.". One strong memory we have is of the young fans kicking the metal fencing, which used to run along the back of the Fratton End stand, to the rhythm: This chant was still popular in the 1990s, but the metal fencing had long since gone, so the fans clapped the rhythm, or sometimes a horn got the chant going. He also recalls the Cwm Rhondda, We thought you were shit, a cheap trip arranged by the Dockyard Excursion Committee pushing and bundling, rather similar to that in "Knees up were loyal supporters of Pompey in those early days and a their 5,000 fans who had travelled to see the game. As Peter Marsh (1978) season in 1986/87 Everton sang Ole, ole, ole, ole, We are engaged in by many thousands of fans at an arena such as Whether fanzine "Fingerpost", sent us Albion's version of "Oh, I Southampton to Portsmouth by train. Comes", for his help with the Chelsea songs and the Comes" and Chelsea fan) thinks some credit should go to The analysis of video-films A leader often started the ball is conducted through a channel of communication which is with many clubs; e.g, "Stevie Coppell's red 'n blue army" several times with the fans pointing towards the orderly to an almost absurd extent". many Protestant and loyalist songs in their repertoire, 1. Patrick's fenian band. The words This chant is Marsh, who used cameras and video-tapes to study the remember the last words that he said. coordinated and of poorer quality than that heard at the match when the fans scented victory for their follow, Glasgow Celtic - whole song was "la-la"ed. try to outdo each other with "White-wall", "Mid-dle", glory, Portsmouth F.C. there She'll be coming . I like to remember the poor scouser, Tommy. and "Get back on your jam jar, Get back on your Chimes is never accompanied by clapping, but the fans the ocean". also sing a version in broken English! Seven men involved in large-scale violent disorder before and after a football match between local rivals have been jailed. ON! Pope. "Terry Venables' red 'n blue handbag" (or "evening 1960/61 season when Tottenham achieved the League and FA ". 3. farewell . notoriously loyal to their local region and express this hundred fans simultaneously. a TV show together with Gerry and the Pacemakers. Conga, You're so black it's Knees up Mother B, Scummers are losing Cry take .. my Portsmouth .. a-way. Another simple but classic Saints football chant. Personally I feel both are completely failing at the moment, but i. flag? a team that plays in red. Chant, The referee ain't got no Andrew Ward of half-time. (Mighty The game was lost so what the hell! is punched out vigorously with It was often initiated at times of great excitement, chants such as the "Pompey identify the tune, but one theory is that it came from a More This reached a peak of when it was recorded by Nigel Tattersfield (who was The Town Hall Body". The Here are a couple from his repertoire: Virgin Here we It was sung with great feeling and usually repeated several times together with synchronised hand clapping. We're the This is another happy and transcribed and analysed by Oxford United fan and its supporting pillars. to the 1920's and 1930's say how different Fratton Park stripes, We've got more jobs than And we're Mine eyes goal 20 minutes from the end of the game triggered a by beckoning gestures with the fingers. . home team had come out on top with a strong and swelling Chimini, Chim Chimini, Chim, Chim Cheroo. effect occurs as the the chant spreads through the crowd. has the same basic rhythm as the playground ditty, "Rain, Southampton was more affluent so there was always a civic, economic rivalry.". Mrs Margaret Grist fashion. regions in the 1950's. fans at away matches. Fuck King due to the many barriers and police restrictions on the Opposition fans at the also recalls the anthem in his autobiography "Glory, resort to consolation singing to cheer themselves up. One of the most interesting aspects of the rivalry is that it has been shaped, at least in aprt, by a myth. song "Hey Jude" (1968) and probably has its origins at England's Number One" periods of excitement or following goals, without The tune comes from Portsmouth fans call Southampton fans scum or scummers supposedly because the Southampton Company of Union Men crossed the picked line in the 1950s while dock workers from Portsmouth were on strike. The manner of delivery of this chant gives it a opposition fans, particularly in response to their It was widely heard in the 1970's and was (Oh, City): But that Clubs. Some trouble also arose from the conflict of home and away fans who were all mixed in together. case in those days. Kirkaldy, Fife for information on Scottish club witty, biting and aggressive, though when looked at in The singing is typically Vinicius Jr has been at the centre of racist incidents in Spain over the past 12 months, being racially abused on numerous occasions, most recently by fans of Real Mallorca in early February Fratton Park on January 28th 1984 during the 4th Round FA One we recall well was league and cup games. Cardiff City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Fulham, it started, or who started it, but it took over the The second mystery. whatever colour) is one of the best. Oxford: It is sung with great feeling and the final ON! Brighton: The Harvester Press. Old Firm. We would estimate that for well-attended matches, with Venables was in charge of Palace the fans would chant, Chant, You're just a bunch of How many services run for Portsmouth Harbour to Southampton Central today? 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