There is quite a lot of shit in England mind you. The 'Royal' tax dodgers, obese people everywhere with extra shit and Jonathan Ross for starters.
| + Visit Cardiff FC for Latest News, Transfer Gossip, Fixtures and Match Results |
There is quite a lot of shit in England mind you. The 'Royal' tax dodgers, obese people everywhere with extra shit and Jonathan Ross for starters.
I'm fairly sure that the Royal family do pay tax.Originally Posted by Watcliff
You should know by now that you can't go around letting little details like the truth get in the way of a good old rant
I once saw the Jacks on telly going to see the Pope though. He told 'em to feck off
Positive songs, positive waves.
Negative songs, negative energy.
Oh lovely Wales (oh lovely Wales)
Is full of sheep (is full of sheep)
Oh lovely Wales is full of sheep
Full of sheep and I love my sheep
Oh lovely Wales is full of sheep
See, much better
If we are going to stop singing it it will because of what it means for us not England. I don't think the song does anything to compare to the cultural, social and political undermining of the Celtic nations but it might make us look a bit small minded.
Init butt mun
I love it always sing it ands its bang on England is full of shit.....and most of it floats at the top.
oh and I live in London.
Bloody foreigners!!
This bloody foreigner gave birth to two Welsh children.Bloody foreigners!!
Might?
Reckon it must be inspirational fir our English players to hear, it's not the 80,s anymore is it??? I know some places are stuck in it mind
It's not even a good song. Droaning, small minded shite
It is embarrassing.It's never sat well with me and I don't sing it.
Our manager is English, most of our players are English, some of our favourite players from the past were English, and our club was even founded by an Englishman.
Also, the most successful football clubs in the world are English, so what's shit about it?
It seems very narrow-minded and I'll never sing it.
Whilst I'm on the subject of our songs, I haven't heard 'I'll be there' much this season.
I'd hope a lot of you would agree with that comment.
I bet the complainers are the ones who never sing anything would be better off supporting a club like Fulham where you get a free clacker on your seat.
I never sing it or the anti-Swansea stuff.
However if any opposition fans start with GSTQ or anti-Welsh ditties I think it is a fair response. Same goes for 'Same old English, always cheating', 'Only shit on the English side of the bridge' or any similar.
And I live in England with an a English partner.
im in England
I sing them to my English bird
shes even trained now to sing the echo
I thought all that was harmless banter
cmon I remember the adults singing "DO THE ALAN DAVIES" while performing a chocking gesture in the early 90s on the bob bank
maybe that was a bit naughty (some of you on here were possibly doing that lol )
I was just a pup myself and I din even know who the guy was so I carried on watching the game
booing joey fackface barton is compulsory though
I sing just not the embarrassing out of date shite.
yeah I don't sing men of Harlech either....so out of date eh croesy
We should deffo have more positive songs praising our players and club rather than having a pop at others. Isn't the point to motivate our team? The problem is the majority of noise-makes are empty vessels. Having said that, I wouldn't 'really' let Kev McNaughton shag my wife. Does that make me a hypocrite?
Last edited by El Horno; 11-09-17 at 06:50. Reason: spelling
It isn't embarrassing though, well the fact we seem to be too thick to learn the words is but at least it's a song supporting the team (and it's a little bit more original) rather than just another dreary pop at someone's nationality.
What the feck has Harlech got to do with Cardiff we not to thick to learn the words we just don't relate to it. Wrexham can keep it.
Oh la la
My guess is that the majority are young 'uns who've more than likely had a few.
I have more than likely sung it in the past, younger days and had one or two too many but yes, most of the time I feel embarrassed.
The worst thing from our perspective though is that we are playing in the English league with Englishmen/women officiating.
I admit i am slightly cynical regarding officials in general "not favouring us" and this song does not help our cause in this regard.
If I were a linesman and I really could not be sure whether a player is offside or not, I've a good idea what my subconscious would be telling me to do!
This. I also prefer the 'semi final' one anyway and think that should get more of an airing.
Does make me laugh however, when on here occasionally, the Ingurlish are made out to be such precious, little flowers who we shouldn't possibly chant about
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote