mdingwall
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"Fergie, Fergie, watch your arse!"
The night of the supposedly gay Arbroath (I think) player named Bradley and the gay haircut.
89/90 League cup?
"Fergie, Fergie, watch your arse!"
The night of the supposedly gay Arbroath (I think) player named Bradley and the gay haircut.
My boys sat there, I'll be having a word them.Guys in Copland front used to whistle Laurel and Hardy tune at the polis , annoyed them that much they sent more polis into cf5 looking for the culprits
Was there that night and we all sang fergie fergie watch yer arse when brad kerr was near him hahaDefinitely Arbroath, the east enclosure were onto this as soon as the teams were announced, catcalling him: "Oooh, Bradley, Bradley . . . " he took it in great part and I think the EE gave him a clap off the park
Aye, sounds like it was "rather catchy" right enoughOne clown a few years ago singing a rather catchy Senderos song for 90 minutes solid on his own!
Remember the song, but can't remember the rest of it. Tune was "don't dilly dally on the way".Heard a drunk Bear in the Enclosure toilets at Ibrox in the 80's singing to the Cockney tune 'My old Man (Said Follow The Van)
"My old man, said be a Celtic fan
I said fuck off, father, you're a wank..."
Hilarity ensued but I've never heard that song before or since. Maybe a one-off performance.
The Clyde boys sing it about the jags.im sure it's a Clyde song. Mn the Clyde.Heard a drunk Bear in the Enclosure toilets at Ibrox in the 80's singing to the Cockney tune 'My old Man (Said Follow The Van)
"My old man, said be a Celtic fan
I said fuck off, father, you're a wank..."
Hilarity ensued but I've never heard that song before or since. Maybe a one-off performance.
Bears from the 70s when fans were being escorted round the perimeter by the polis, used to hum the Z-Cars theme.
Ex Dundee United keeper Dusan Pernis got penis chanted at him at an away game for an entire half.
Quality, brings back memories.Followed by "Bradley's gonna get you, Bradley's gonna get you"
Euro night, playing Milan. One buckied up ned, stripped to the waist singing.
"Oh Milan is ful a claes,
Milan is ful a claes.
They've got Gucci, Versace and Armani.
Oh Milan is ful a claes"
Copenhagen did the same around 2004 in a CL qualifier,(iirc)the rumour was if we qualified Kevin Phillips was to sign from Southampton.... numerous times I mind thinking `they`ve been watching too much Sky.` Close to full time in heavy Scandanavian accents they sang `we can see you sneaking out`I remember the Feyenoord fans taking the piss in our language during a dull McLeish-era UEFA tie when Ibrox was nearly silent, "Shall we sing a song for you?"
'Bradley wears a nightie' sung to some unfortunate sub warming up for a wee team we were playing in the cup (i think arbroath maybe) back in the late 80's. his only crime was being called Bradley
I heard a boy singing it on Edmiston Drive, with Plod all around taking a watchful interest.Whistling the Billy Boys after it had been "banned"
I remember being in the East Enclosure with my Auld man and he met his work mate, they were talking about work and stuff but in between talking shop his mate would sing Pope wears hawf a baw during the convo, I get it now but back then I just laughed and wondered WTF.
Might have been the first game I went to all by myself and I had such a laugh at the abuse dished out to this guy."Fergie, Fergie, watch your arse!"
The night of the supposedly gay Arbroath (I think) player named Bradley and the gay haircut.
I was telling my kids about this the other day. Motherwell at home around March kind of time and I’ve never seen someone take more of a beamer.Early 90s in front of the EE a somewhat chubby policewoman was on duty. She got pelters, including ‘Sumo Sumo” she was eventually moved elsewhere, but not before her colleague almost chocked himself trying not to laugh
Stewards coming out before halftime and one looks like blinker , cue regi regi gies the sashRegi Blinker getting a standing ovation from three ends of Ibrox when he came on as a sub at Ibrox.
To a man every Rangers fan cheered him on to the pitch
Yeah I know mate , imagine making a mistake like thatVery good, apart from Gucci being founded in Florence
I thought the east enclosure at Gayfield was the North Sea!!!Definitely Arbroath, the east enclosure were onto this as soon as the teams were announced, catcalling him: "Oooh, Bradley, Bradley . . . " he took it in great part and I think the EE gave him a clap off the park
You have some memory bud.We haven't played them in Europe for over 60 yearsEuro night, playing Milan. One buckied up ned, stripped to the waist singing.
"Oh Milan is ful a claes,
Milan is ful a claes.
They've got Gucci, Versace and Armani.
Oh Milan is ful a claes"
Heard one bloke do the entire ‘Sure and Steadfast’ song-Boys Brigade version and he nailed it, he got a decent applause.
Also, during the Motherwell 7-1 drubbing this season, two young bears a couple rows behind me in the Broomy Rear, maybe 10years old went through our entire ‘naughty’ song book. I nudged the boy beside me and said give those two a toffee, well deserved!!!
Used to love it when the junior bears sang the McGregor ‘shags ten burds a night’ song. Their baws hadn’t even dropped yet but they knew the score.
You have some memory bud.We haven't played them in Europe for over 60 years
I am sure it was Queens Park who started the Walter Smiths blue and white army chant. Their version was Eddie Hunters black and white army.Early 90's we played Queen's Park in one of the cups, beat them 6-0 and they spent the whole match jumping up & down. Making our way back to the car after the game got serenaded with "You scoed six, we scored none, we had all the f*cking fun!"