Also in England, chants are never rehearsed or planned. It usually starts by someone witty at an away game which then gets picked up by other fans. Sometimes it gets shared on social media which popularises it. Then after a few weeks, everyone knows it and joins in when heard
West Ham fans sang "Going down, Going down, Going down....." To us..... We replied..... "So are we, so are we, so are we". The off the cuff ones are always the greatest.
As an Australian, I can assure you these chants aren't rehearsed. Australian and England have a very long rivalry in cricket, when England tour Australia they bring their own cheer squad with them. We hear the chants all summer, and they are very creative and hilarious.
Chants from the 'Barmy-Army' are more funny than they are menacing. The news reporter trying to do his piece to camera while listening to 'We All Shagged Matilda' is hilarious
Yeah most chants are made up on the spot to a common tune, but most clubs also have a few songs that are not exactly rehearsed but are sang often enough that most fans know the words. Liverpool with YNWA and West Ham with Bubbles for example
Fergie is Alex Ferguson. One of the most successful managers in football. He's retired now but he led Manchester United to many victories. Also, before he was at Man Utd, he managed Aberdeen Football club (my home town and favourite team). He led them to an amazing victory, winning the European Cup Winners Cup. Brings back memories to when they were a great team!!
Than's when I used to like Alex Ferguson, when He was at Aberdeen, allot of people thought Alex was born in Aberdeen but he was born in Govan a suberb of Glasgow
That Aberdeen European Cup win is Fergies greatest achievement hands down. A lot of what he accomplished with United (at least domestically) was somewhat easier as the prem wasn't really that competitive til the early/mid 2000's for the 10 years prior to that it was a case of United winning the league and there was a lot of competition for the other top 4 places.
when we say pedo in a chant and theres tonnes of fans saying it trust them and never feel sorry for who or why they are making a rally cry lmao. Yes i said we cos i am from the uk & i love this channel always makes my day. Great video man this cheered me up!!!
Brits are ever so sligtly telepathic. Typically enhanced by Stella and football stadiums, once a chant starts, we instinctually know the words, even if it's brand new.
Most of the time we make chants off on the fly. But sometimes with the power of social media new chants are posted on multiple fan pages on twitter/ Facebook etc.
And in the other video, after hearing the name and asked who Fergie was, it was Sir Alex Ferguson's son that was a manager for the club. The chant "Your dad's a cunt, and so are you" was meant for them both.
Not only a former Man United manager, he is the greatest og all time and he lead United too 20 years of dominance in English football. And I really don't like him ...
@@astalavista5328 and that is arguably his biggest achievement since Celtic and Glasgow Rangers have somewhere around 85 League titles between them in Scotland. Edit, sorry they have 107 not 85 League titles between them.
Actually it reached No.2 for one week then I don't know, likely uncharted the next week. Some of us consider her a hero. Maybe Jeremy Corbin bought a few thousand in that first week.
Best one I ever heard that had me crying was one about the former striker Bobby Zamora and how shit he was to the tune of the Dean Martin song 'That's Amore.' WHEN YOU'RE SAT IN ROW ZED AND THE BALL HITS YOUR HEAD THAT'S ZAMORA!
The John Terry thing (if it hasn't been explained already) was because his mum is the spitting image of an escort who had some videos online and this escort went to the press to state, for the record, that it was her in the videos and she definitely isn't John Terry's mum. Which just made it all the funnier.
Fergie: usually Stacy Ferguson (singer), Sarah Ferguson (Duchess of York), Sir Alex Ferguson (legendary manager), or Darren Ferguson (his son). The City fans were singing about Sir Alex. NB 60F is what we, in the UK, calls "shorts weather".
We used to try chants out on the train or coach to games. By the time we arrived a decent size bunch (40-300) would know it. It spread quickly from there. At one Leeds match we had fans chanting "Halifax and Upton". Everyone knew Halifax but no one had heard of Upton except about 20 of us (its tiny) - we were next to Leeds fans from Halifax on the train 😄.
never forget Upton, when i was playing against them for Felkirk as a kid i had the ball kicked in the nads at point blank range, i woulda knocked the little twat out there and then if i coulda stood up straight. Tried to play on but 30 secs later i was like nah i'm done lol we used to call them and Ackworther's posh twats at HHS
@BogusDude Upton and posh are words that should never be used together. A solid mining village where half the population wouldn't know what it meant 😄.
The Maggie's dead one. Maggie Thatcher was prime minister in the 1980s and decimated northern towns and cities, including Liverpool, which she was advised to let down in a "managed decline"..... If you want to go down a darker road, look up the Hillsborough Disaster.
As you can see in the replies King Boomer, there's a lot of nasty southern twats who wanted to see a city of 500,000 men women and children, hard working, working-class people, go into poverty without help. Not only that, she wanted it to happen. She wanted homes and business to close. She wanted the docks, the source of employment for Liverpool for 200 years before she was born, to starve and die. And you have twats on here saying "half of northerners are unemployed", or the chant in the video "could be worse, could be scouse, eating rats in a council house" They're are genuinely prejudiced against us, there are many stores about us being thieves, during Hillsborough, where 97 Liverpool fans died, the police, Thatcher, and the papers blamed Liverpool fans, made lies up that we pissed on our own dead on the pitch and robbed their corpses. Decades later, they still hate us. Pathologically, they hate Liverpool, they hate the football club, and the club is a lightening rod for their hate. So what about Thatcher? Was she right? Was she fuck. Liverpool is a thriving city, generates culture, economic growth support families, jobs, and community. We've been the host of European capital of culture in 2008, and will hold the Eurovision song contest next year. We have bands play in our 2 stadiums in the city all year around, we are a music captial of the UK, and there is soon to be a 3rd brand new £500m stadium built soon. My family, my friends, good people, have all made and lived full lives in Liverpool since Thatcher. We work, we pay tax, and we are hated for it. For being poor and different. Complain about any of this, you're a victim. So they can have the vile hatred and lies of Thatcher, and if you dare speak about to your upper-class Tory peers, you're a victim. She wanted to kill and destroy us, and we stood up and fought against her. We're still here. We won't be put into managed decline, we won't be lied about, and we won't take shit and lies off cunts on here.
@@papamurrth1 true. Thankyou for putting things into perspective. We’re used to being mocked by people who have never been to our city, but it doesn’t mean we agree. It’s just tiring. It’s quite the opposite. It’s an old trope. A lazy one. I’m proud of a city that stands up to bullies like the far right. When they attempted to share their poison by marching on the streets of Liverpool… they were driven back…. not with violence as some may like to believe, but with the sheer power of the many marching and protecting the multiculturalism of our City. We may make our voices heard.. and that is a good thing! Be ashamed when you just sit by and watch and tut etc etc.. that is if you really care about anything at all! Shame on you for your blinkered and ignorant comments.
Thatcher wasn't perfect but she was a human being. Your fans behavior is offensive to the country just like when you boo the national anthem, and just like when you can't keep quiet for 1 minute for our beloved Queen.
@@millsy1861 you generalise an entire city, you're an utter disgrace and none of what say is relevent. Free country, we can say what we like about a monarchy, and by the way, there were plenty of people in Liverpool who mourned, and it was a tiny minority at best at any times that made any noise, in fact I don't recall it, but if your argument is one person made a noise, so you HATE all the humans, just like Maggie Thatcher was a human like you said, you hate all those humans, like me, for wearing red and supporting Liverpool. You're deluded, hateful and sinister.
Over here in England we never rehearsal the Chants/Songs. They're usually unplanned & everyone seems to know them, which then gets us all going. English Football Season starts at beginning of August & runs through til May time roughly, but there is pre-seasom just before August
I was in France for Euro 2016, following Northern Ireland, and chants were workshopped in the campsite the night before. There were several tried out and rejected the night before we played Poland, and what was eventually decided on, and deployed on match day, was "You can stick your Lewandowski up your hole" to the tune of "She'll be coming round the mountain" (Robert Lewandowski being Poland's star striker). There was one guy who was very proud of a chant he'd made up about Northern Ireland defender Paddy McNair to the tune of "Achy Breaky Heart" and never stopped singing it, but it wasn't very funny and nobody ever joined in.
I used to go to ice hockey games the atmosphere was fantastic even though we had a small rink. And away games were brilliant specially when on the bus. I really miss them
Starting a chant is actually so satisfying, because it is usually just one or a few people belting something out and it catching on. We've got a couple of rehearsed ones at forest, Mull of Kintyre before a game which is is fairly well known, and when we score there's a rendition of you've lost that loving feeling. I know fans of other teams who've been to forest away and one of the first things they ask me is "do you still sing that fucking song at us when you score", it doesn't half wind them up when there's a big voice behind it
Collymore was playing against the team I support and when he came into the area for a corner someone shouted, oi, Collymore, who are you going to hit next? He pointed towards the fellow and mouthed ' Your Missus' at which the crowd fell about laughing. Not condoning domestic violence or anything before anyone pipes up.
Fergie was Alex Ferguson. He managed Citys closest rivals Manchester Utd to great success with League titles and european trophies whilst city won not a lot. Probably the greatest British manager of all as he also took Aberdeen to success in Scotland, dominating over the old firm and also winning the European cup winners cup and european super cup with Aberdeen. After Fergie retired from Utd, Manchester city did indeed go on to have a party as the now dominant force in England
I'm loving your genuine love of our culture at sports events...football in England have the creative fans on away days (proper sort)...I'll take you to a Man Utd game no problem on the pretext it's an away match. That way you can see construction of an artform that gets better the more pissed you are...
This is the second reaction video I've seen to these 10 chants, and it's amazing how 2 different American's think that the chant about having a party when Fergie dies, is somehow connected to Fergie from the black eyed peas. ALL football chants in the UK will have some connection to the opposition clubs, players, manager or staff, it certainly won't be about an American musician (unless she's dating a football or soccer player as you call them)
1. He never said that he thought it was the chick from Black Eyed Peas. He said that was what he associated the name with. He then asked who Fergie was because he clearly knew it wasn't that chick. 2. I've never heard him call football players soccer players
This coming World Cup in November would be a great starting point for you to see what football is about. The United States are competing in this one and they have a good team. They are in the same group as England, Wales and Iran so there will be some exciting games.
The Robin (Van Persie) and Carlos Tevez chants were both songs about players who used to play for the team of the supporters singing, but moved to their local rivals. The city of Liverpool had a long running battle with Margaret Thatcher through the 80s, ending with the tragedy of 96 fans crushed to death at a game and Thatcher's government saying they were to blame for being drunk etc. Hence you can understand their (and all our) glee at ding dong the witch is dead
as a scouser and a survivor, i still get a warm feeling every time i remember the witch is dead, she tried to manage the decline of our city, (look it up) we are still here and she is DEAD DEAD DEAD !
@@lordflashget8780 you should look it up, as she didn't. Geoffrey Howe suggested to her, after the Toxteth riots that Liverpool was beyond saving, and that maybe they should allow a managed decline. But the government let Hestletine become the minister for merseyside, and he started the regeneration.
@@TrevM0nkey she was driven by a hatred of our city, just like all tory wannabe autocrats, who know we will never be ruled by any scumbag who believes they are better than us. i really don't need to look it up, i was there, regeneration ? haha, festival gardens, kids forced to work as training, for next to nothing, to make a part of our city acceptable to host a jolly for tory benefactors for 1 day, 6 months later it was overgrown and forgotten, while thatcher was bribing people to snitch on anyone who had the audacity to try and earn a quid here or there.
Starting off with "a moan".. you HAVE been watching a lot of British comedy so it's inevitable that our mannerisms would start to rub off on you :D Love your work!
With regards to the derby chant (my club) yes he did break his leg when playing against us. The "went out with Ulrika, he beat her like an egg" is reference to him attacking her while in a relationship. Hes a horrible bloke who just so happened to play for two of our rivals, so many reasons why hes a very disliked guy round here.
The funniest one was when he was presenting his radio show just after a Chelsea match and a Chelsea fan called in. The conversation discussing the match was normal until they discussed a really good Chelsea good where Collymore said something along the lines of "that was some goal though wasn't it?" and the Chelsea fan said "Yeah, he smashed it almost as hard as you smashed Ulrika" and hung up.
These chants often start during away games where you travel well lubricated on a bus with a bunch of mates. So first it has to spread to about 50 people. So then you go on singing it in the away section and if it's good enough it'll catch on with other die hard fans who also didn't shy away from the booze. And since most of them are die hard fans they often have season tickets in the same sections at the home games, and that is where it takes off. New chants rarely start at home games, but when they do they're often so good that people can't stop themselves from instantly joining in. It's like a wave when you start a chant, either it goes or it dies out. But there's no feeling like getting a 40k crowd to follow you.
Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson, the greatest football manager of all time. He took Manchester United to the pinnacle of English League football, European and world football more times than any other manager. Man City, were a small insignificant club, languishing in the lower leagues for many years before they were taken over and had billions of Saudi Arabian blood money ploughed into them. Without that "rescue" they would still be struggling in the lower leagues. City fans tend to forget this!
He took United to the pinnacle of European football more than any other manager? That’s not even remotely true lol. Bob Paisley won 3 European Cups in 9 years at Liverpool
Four managers have won the European Cup more times than Ferguson, and fifteen as many times. United gained dominance by smartly capitalising on football’s popularity when tv rights were sold to Murdoch, effectively privatising the national sport. United fans tend to forget this.
@@spnhm34 Nonsense! Most of United's success was through players brought up through their academy system and a few good buys. Unlike Man City and Chelsea who bought their success. TV rights had nothing to do with it. There were no TV rights in 1968 when they first won the European Cup. No Bwitish managers have won it more than Ferguson.
"Is this a fire drill, is this a fire drill, is this a fire dril, is this a fire drill?" When the opposing fans are leaving early. My fave non-vile one. And "Is this a library?" when they aren't singing. Not too obvious - you might even say subtle, in contrast to these ones! Keep 'em coming, KB.
" Poor Jimmy Saville" you said ! That's why we all laughed. Accidental muppetry, granted, but then so was my Ting Tong the randy Thai incident, and I've never been allowed to forget it!
The chant about 'Robin' is about Robin Van Persie aka RVP. One of the best chants I've ever heard was about him. That chant went "R-V-P, when the girl says no, molest her!" to the tune of Craig David - Re-Rewind
a lot of these chants are done to songs or theme tunes etc or even other chants. once one of these chants start most people know the basics set up of it and where its going. they can be made up on the spot or on the way by a few fans and everyone can just join in instantly. some of them are historic and well known but would have been spontanious years back. if you watch them over and over you will pic up some of the guys in the background starting them or changing them a bit
They're defo not staged or rehearsed. Proper off the bat quick humour. I've been to a game, it was magical. The energy is out of this world. Goosebumps just thinking about it...
A lot of the chants and the more boisterous atmospheres are from the away supporters, so to experience it you’d have to buy the tickets from the away (visiting) team. Because that team is away they will only get a small allocation of the tickets which that club will often give out on a priority basis to season ticket holders (and often on a loyalty basis) before it goes to a general sale. For many clubs demand is high amongst season ticket holders that many away games don’t get as far as going on general sale.
The reason the liverpool supporters were celebrating Maggie Thatchers death she was part of the cover up after the awful Hillsborough disaster where 96 or 97 Liverpool supporters died from being crushed to death, saddest day in UK Football 💔
She also hated the city and and put it into managed decline, she wanted it wiped off the map. If it wasn't for EU grants the city of Liverpool would be a shadow of what it is today
@@pj5517 How does that even dispute what I said? She still hated the City and wanted it to decline even further so there was nothing left. She came close too.
I remember watching the hillsboro stadium disaster on worlds wildest police videos it was the first time i heard of the incident it was the Liverpool vs Juventus uefa cup final
My favourite chant is stll the Wigan Athletic one that a kid wrote, set to a popular dance club tune, and sent to the club. Its on youtube... lots of clubs supporters have adapted it for their own players etc..Its a Vibe that went worldwide. *Best Will Grigg's on Fire/Freed from Desire Football Chants With Lyrics - Part 1
Hi King Boomer, this comment is also in honour of Queen Boomer's appreciation of musicals... The chant celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher is consistent with the feelings of many (if not most) northern Englanders as well as miners & trade unionists across the UK. This number from "Billy Elliot: The Musical" reflects the level of animosity felt by people who were directly impacted by Thatcher's policies and actions: ruclips.net/video/Bq7EbjJMNMI/видео.html
"Brass" is prostitute yep, it's rhyming slang. There are variations depending on the slang term being used but they all share "Brass" so it's a universal. Brass flute: prostitute Brass door: whore Brass dart: tart
We'll put anything to a tune at football...and almost nothing is off limits. Even the young lads at my local football club have got the banter down..brilliant
Most teams have their regular chants but a lot of spontaneous ones arise & sometimes incorporated into regular use. There are standard tunes but well known pop songs can be used to quickly spread a spontaneous chant
He's the most successful British domestic coach, although he won a few European trophies he isn't the British manager with the most European Cups, that's Bob Paisley.
@@scottishfm5184 Fergie only won 2 European Cups, he won other European trophies such as the Cup Winners cup and stuff but only the actual European Cup (Or Champions League as it's now known) twice. Paisley won it three times.
Fergie is just short for Ferguson. This instance it's Alex Ferguson the former Man utd manager . In your previous vid "she said no fergie" was in reference to his son (also a former player turned coach) being arrested for beating his wife.
You mean winning 3 general elections, such was her popularity? Bringing the country back from the brink of the Labour related abyss? Having the balls to send a task force to successfully retake the Falklands? Breaking the stranglehold of Marxist unions?
It’s like the current Middle East crisis. Everyone is hating on Thatcher just like the hatred towards Israel, while the working class are seen as blameless here despite the fact that they supported and upheld a political extremism which is Marxism Leninism just like the Palestinians support Hamas. Arthur Scargill was a communist and he was hailed as a hero among the miners and strikers. The primary reason why Thatcher is hated so much is because that flames of that hatred is fanned by political organisations of the far left.
Great reaction video as always 🤣The last chant ‘Maggie’s dead’ refers to Margaret Thatcher, former Prime Minister who was very unpopular particularly in North of England and Scotland for pretty much destroying Britains manufacturing industry creating mass unemployment. She also created a social housing crisis and sowed the seeds of NHS privatisation.
Alex Ferguson. The ex Manchester utd coach over 20 years of success. He literally is man utd. Now retired. But very much a voice for the club. He was probably responsible for creating Cristiano Ronaldo as he came from sporting Lisbon. Then to manu. Fergie created him at the club which he then went on to rule in real Madrid and the world stage. Cristiano calls ferries his football father. But as usual king. Sorry I been filming. As you can see here in UK 🇬🇧 they really don't gaf. And I can understand why Americans watch in shock and awe. With the oh my! It's easy to create a football chant it can be anything I.e while it's on my mind if USA played England for example here's one off the top of my head. They are yank and full of wank ×2 (Imagine the english crowd pointing and rubbing bellies at the Americans for this next line) Big macs and and cheese and fat fuck hotdogs they are yank and full of wank. (Sung to the tune of oh when the saints go marching in) if you know that. But equally Americans could sing exactly the same to the English only the mian line being. They are brit and full of shit ×2 A pack of pricks and limey bastards. They are brit and full of shit! Easy peasy pal.
Context for the Maggies dead dead dead chant....Margaret Thatcher is a hated former Conservative prime minister, her policies were against the common man and pro rich. In Liverpool (and I'm from the south so I don't speak for them) is a working persons city and was vilified by the Conservative tabloid The Sun (horrible conservative tabloid paper) during the Hillborough disaster (perhaps do a video on that?) where a lot of people died and the tabloid blamed it on the Liverpool fans, which is untrue. Maggie Thatcher was prime minister at the time and backed the police up. To this day The people of Liverpool refuse to buy the newspaper. I was recently in Liverpool and came accross a bench that said 'If you are seen to be reading the Sun on this bench you will be forceably removed from this park'. I have the utmost respect for Liverpudlians and so while this chant has somehow been acknowledged as the most vile chant.....I wholeheartedly agree with it....Maggie was a nasty peice of work and Liverpudlians don't owe her anything.
Liverpool fans were the first football fans who started chanting and singing songs on the terraces when we used to sing Beatles songs in the 60s. Liverpool are the best and most successful club in England.
If you you come to England and want to experience this, look for tickets well in advance... look for Newcastle United or Leeds FC home tickets for your best chance of experiencing these atmospheres.
The number 1 chant was about Margaret Thatcher being Prime Minister at the time there was a police cover up over the blame of 97 Liverpool fans being killed at a match at the Hillsborough stadium, the police blamed the fans but it was the police chief who ordered a gate to be opened which allowed fans without tickets to rush into the stadium forcing the fans who were already in the ground to be crushed up against a 7 foot high steel fence and the 97 fans the youngest was 10 and the oldest victim was 67, died of crush related injuries. Some people in Liverpool believe Margaret Thatcher was part of a cover up that denied the families of the deceased justice, this had now happened to some degree but proper punishments were never metered out to those responsible, some senior police officers were allowed to retire early an very generous pensions, and by the time the truth came out had died. Hence the chant with the vans being quite happy that Maggie had died.
Don’t apologise for saying “Soccer” we invented it and we called it Soccer then. It was Rugby that was originally called football. When the rugby split into two styles (union and league) Soccer adopted the football title as it matched the sport perfectly
I think it is worth mentioning that a fair percentage of match goers partake in one or two beers before the game, which makes the chants alcohol fuelled and less inhibited. You’re basically watching a piss up. Very entertaining it is too 😂
There are variations - I grew up knowing it as "brass flute" = "prostitute", but other people have mentioned "brass rubber" = "scrubber" (another slang term for a hooker), and "brass trumpet" = "strumpet".
One of my favourite ever it's villa fans Vs Arsenal when Eduardo broke his leg they sang, Eduardo ow ay ow Eduardo ow ay ow He used to have some skills Now walks like Heather Mills.
Love your channel, your reactions are mint. If you can, catch a British program called “Brassic” Best thing on our telly at the moment. Enjoy the sunshine, it’s pissing down over ere.
SUGGESTION - maybe just record yourself watching a few of these types of videos.. if it ends up being one you've already seen most of, just bin the video.. if it turns out it's got enough to be worth uploading, save the video, THEN make an intro for it and just edit it in afterwards if that makes sense 👍
if your looking for more of these chants look up each club with their chants. so leeds football chants etc. look up wolves, sunderland, man u , liverpool, arsenal, chelsea, newcastle, celtic, rangers, qpr, leister, etc
I can just picture you chanting some of our top chants while waiting for plays on American Football lol And if the team is losing then you have some golden Brit chants to pick from! Brilliant Mr K!
No love lost for ex Margaret Thatcher in Liverpool due to her part in covering up the 97 deaths of Hillsborough and the closing of many docks. Leaving many in poverty. BTW in Greece near Athens at the moment. In the high 70s so should have stayed here!!
Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson former manager of Manchester United, was in charge of the club for 26 years, has won more trophies as a manager than any other manager around the world, the GOAT
Fergie is Sir Alex Fergurson used to manage Citys rivals Manchester United he famously said of city winning the league over my dead body , so when city won the league they sang that song and one of the city players held a sign saying R.I.P Fergie
Fergie was Alex Ferguson who was manager of Manchester United for years. The fans saying they were having a party when he dies were from Manchester City their rivals in Manchester.
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Also in England, chants are never rehearsed or planned. It usually starts by someone witty at an away game which then gets picked up by other fans. Sometimes it gets shared on social media which popularises it. Then after a few weeks, everyone knows it and joins in when heard
Pubs pre game are another place for them to start, that way the people at the pub learn it then are spread out in the stadium.
What happens you have a hardcore of fans who meet in a local pub that’s were it starts then art the ground they sing it and slowly everyone joins in
West Ham fans sang "Going down, Going down, Going down....." To us..... We replied..... "So are we, so are we, so are we".
The off the cuff ones are always the greatest.
Or on the bus of bored fans traveling to away matches.
Yeah, you often see fans discussing on social media platforms "suggested chants" but they very rarely take off.
As an Australian, I can assure you these chants aren't rehearsed.
Australian and England have a very long rivalry in cricket, when England tour Australia they bring their own cheer squad with them.
We hear the chants all summer, and they are very creative and hilarious.
Chants from the 'Barmy-Army' are more funny than they are menacing. The news reporter trying to do his piece to camera while listening to 'We All Shagged Matilda' is hilarious
Yeah most chants are made up on the spot to a common tune, but most clubs also have a few songs that are not exactly rehearsed but are sang often enough that most fans know the words. Liverpool with YNWA and West Ham with Bubbles for example
I remember the barny army chanting "we get 3 dollars to the pound!" At the ashes a few years ago
It's better with Aussies, unlike the similarly aged US, they still know how to swear and drink properly.
A chant often directed at Aussie cricket fans is, You only know one song, because they do & it’s boring,
Fergie is Alex Ferguson. One of the most successful managers in football. He's retired now but he led Manchester United to many victories. Also, before he was at Man Utd, he managed Aberdeen Football club (my home town and favourite team). He led them to an amazing victory, winning the European Cup Winners Cup. Brings back memories to when they were a great team!!
Would just add the context that it was Manchester City fans (i.e. Manchester rivals) singing it.
Sir Alex Ferguson
Than's when I used to like Alex Ferguson, when He was at Aberdeen, allot of people thought Alex was born in Aberdeen but he was born in Govan a suberb of Glasgow
We are all having a party when he dies though
That Aberdeen European Cup win is Fergies greatest achievement hands down. A lot of what he accomplished with United (at least domestically) was somewhat easier as the prem wasn't really that competitive til the early/mid 2000's for the 10 years prior to that it was a case of United winning the league and there was a lot of competition for the other top 4 places.
when we say pedo in a chant and theres tonnes of fans saying it trust them and never feel sorry for who or why they are making a rally cry lmao. Yes i said we cos i am from the uk & i love this channel always makes my day. Great video man this cheered me up!!!
Brits are ever so sligtly telepathic. Typically enhanced by Stella and football stadiums, once a chant starts, we instinctually know the words, even if it's brand new.
Most of the time we make chants off on the fly. But sometimes with the power of social media new chants are posted on multiple fan pages on twitter/ Facebook etc.
Fergie is “Sir Alex Ferguson” who was Manchester United manger So other times such as Man city and Liverpool don’t like him
And in the other video, after hearing the name and asked who Fergie was, it was Sir Alex Ferguson's son that was a manager for the club. The chant "Your dad's a cunt, and so are you" was meant for them both.
Not only a former Man United manager, he is the greatest og all time and he lead United too 20 years of dominance in English football. And I really don't like him ...
@@MotRi1986 he also won a lot at Aberdeen I'm glad you don't like him lol
@@astalavista5328 and that is arguably his biggest achievement since Celtic and Glasgow Rangers have somewhere around 85 League titles between them in Scotland.
Edit, sorry they have 107 not 85 League titles between them.
Constantly red faced.. 🥃
When Margaret Thatcher died, the song 'Ding Dong the witch is dead' went to number 1 in the UK charts. That's why I love British humour.
It made it to number 2 in the charts.
@@jameshepburn81 It was stopped at number 2 because they are obliged to give the number 1 airplay.
@@hughguthrie3614 ok 👍
Actually it reached No.2 for one week then I don't know, likely uncharted the next week. Some of us consider her a hero. Maybe Jeremy Corbin bought a few thousand in that first week.
Best one I ever heard that had me crying was one about the former striker Bobby Zamora and how shit he was to the tune of the Dean Martin song 'That's Amore.'
WHEN YOU'RE SAT IN ROW ZED
AND THE BALL HITS YOUR HEAD
THAT'S ZAMORA!
that's class 👏
hahaha
Great song, but Bobby Zamora was actually a really good player.
played for the west ham?
@@beerguy177 yes and Fulham, Spurs, QPR and Brighton among others
The John Terry thing (if it hasn't been explained already) was because his mum is the spitting image of an escort who had some videos online and this escort went to the press to state, for the record, that it was her in the videos and she definitely isn't John Terry's mum. Which just made it all the funnier.
John terry was playing in the FA cup final he was leading and somehow choked the lead on the 93rd minute
Fergie: usually Stacy Ferguson (singer), Sarah Ferguson (Duchess of York), Sir Alex Ferguson (legendary manager), or Darren Ferguson (his son). The City fans were singing about Sir Alex.
NB 60F is what we, in the UK, calls "shorts weather".
We used to try chants out on the train or coach to games. By the time we arrived a decent size bunch (40-300) would know it. It spread quickly from there. At one Leeds match we had fans chanting "Halifax and Upton". Everyone knew Halifax but no one had heard of Upton except about 20 of us (its tiny) - we were next to Leeds fans from Halifax on the train 😄.
Nah if you know Upton you're elite, I grew up in 5towns
@@cheman579 Born and bred Upton. Moved to Manchester for a while, then Wakefield, back in Upton now 😁.
never forget Upton, when i was playing against them for Felkirk as a kid i had the ball kicked in the nads at point blank range, i woulda knocked the little twat out there and then if i coulda stood up straight. Tried to play on but 30 secs later i was like nah i'm done lol we used to call them and Ackworther's posh twats at HHS
@BogusDude Upton and posh are words that should never be used together. A solid mining village where half the population wouldn't know what it meant 😄.
The Maggie's dead one. Maggie Thatcher was prime minister in the 1980s and decimated northern towns and cities, including Liverpool, which she was advised to let down in a "managed decline"..... If you want to go down a darker road, look up the Hillsborough Disaster.
@@millsy1861 Nasty.
As you can see in the replies King Boomer, there's a lot of nasty southern twats who wanted to see a city of 500,000 men women and children, hard working, working-class people, go into poverty without help. Not only that, she wanted it to happen. She wanted homes and business to close. She wanted the docks, the source of employment for Liverpool for 200 years before she was born, to starve and die. And you have twats on here saying "half of northerners are unemployed", or the chant in the video "could be worse, could be scouse, eating rats in a council house"
They're are genuinely prejudiced against us, there are many stores about us being thieves, during Hillsborough, where 97 Liverpool fans died, the police, Thatcher, and the papers blamed Liverpool fans, made lies up that we pissed on our own dead on the pitch and robbed their corpses.
Decades later, they still hate us. Pathologically, they hate Liverpool, they hate the football club, and the club is a lightening rod for their hate.
So what about Thatcher? Was she right? Was she fuck. Liverpool is a thriving city, generates culture, economic growth support families, jobs, and community. We've been the host of European capital of culture in 2008, and will hold the Eurovision song contest next year. We have bands play in our 2 stadiums in the city all year around, we are a music captial of the UK, and there is soon to be a 3rd brand new £500m stadium built soon.
My family, my friends, good people, have all made and lived full lives in Liverpool since Thatcher. We work, we pay tax, and we are hated for it. For being poor and different. Complain about any of this, you're a victim. So they can have the vile hatred and lies of Thatcher, and if you dare speak about to your upper-class Tory peers, you're a victim. She wanted to kill and destroy us, and we stood up and fought against her. We're still here. We won't be put into managed decline, we won't be lied about, and we won't take shit and lies off cunts on here.
@@papamurrth1 true. Thankyou for putting things into perspective. We’re used to being mocked by people who have never been to our city, but it doesn’t mean we agree. It’s just tiring. It’s quite the opposite. It’s an old trope. A lazy one. I’m proud of a city that stands up to bullies like the far right. When they attempted to share their poison by marching on the streets of Liverpool… they were driven back…. not with violence as some may like to believe, but with the sheer power of the many marching and protecting the multiculturalism of our City. We may make our voices heard.. and that is a good thing! Be ashamed when you just sit by and watch and tut etc etc.. that is if you really care about anything at all! Shame on you for your blinkered and ignorant comments.
Thatcher wasn't perfect but she was a human being. Your fans behavior is offensive to the country just like when you boo the national anthem, and just like when you can't keep quiet for 1 minute for our beloved Queen.
@@millsy1861 you generalise an entire city, you're an utter disgrace and none of what say is relevent. Free country, we can say what we like about a monarchy, and by the way, there were plenty of people in Liverpool who mourned, and it was a tiny minority at best at any times that made any noise, in fact I don't recall it, but if your argument is one person made a noise, so you HATE all the humans, just like Maggie Thatcher was a human like you said, you hate all those humans, like me, for wearing red and supporting Liverpool. You're deluded, hateful and sinister.
Over here in England we never rehearsal the Chants/Songs. They're usually unplanned & everyone seems to know them, which then gets us all going. English Football Season starts at beginning of August & runs through til May time roughly, but there is pre-seasom just before August
I was in France for Euro 2016, following Northern Ireland, and chants were workshopped in the campsite the night before. There were several tried out and rejected the night before we played Poland, and what was eventually decided on, and deployed on match day, was "You can stick your Lewandowski up your hole" to the tune of "She'll be coming round the mountain" (Robert Lewandowski being Poland's star striker). There was one guy who was very proud of a chant he'd made up about Northern Ireland defender Paddy McNair to the tune of "Achy Breaky Heart" and never stopped singing it, but it wasn't very funny and nobody ever joined in.
I used to go to ice hockey games the atmosphere was fantastic even though we had a small rink. And away games were brilliant specially when on the bus. I really miss them
Starting a chant is actually so satisfying, because it is usually just one or a few people belting something out and it catching on. We've got a couple of rehearsed ones at forest, Mull of Kintyre before a game which is is fairly well known, and when we score there's a rendition of you've lost that loving feeling. I know fans of other teams who've been to forest away and one of the first things they ask me is "do you still sing that fucking song at us when you score", it doesn't half wind them up when there's a big voice behind it
The Stan Collymore chant is a belter 😆😆😆.
As a life long ram with a husband who supports Leicester and brother in law who supports forest I agree
Collymore was playing against the team I support and when he came into the area for a corner someone shouted, oi, Collymore, who are you going to hit next? He pointed towards the fellow and mouthed ' Your Missus' at which the crowd fell about laughing. Not condoning domestic violence or anything before anyone pipes up.
Certainly the best songwriter 😂
Fergie was Alex Ferguson. He managed Citys closest rivals Manchester Utd to great success with League titles and european trophies whilst city won not a lot. Probably the greatest British manager of all as he also took Aberdeen to success in Scotland, dominating over the old firm and also winning the European cup winners cup and european super cup with Aberdeen. After Fergie retired from Utd, Manchester city did indeed go on to have a party as the now dominant force in England
Probably??? Are you crazy !! You obviously know little about football
@@RealtalkManc yeah, no probably about it.
“Sir” Alex!
I'm loving your genuine love of our culture at sports events...football in England have the creative fans on away days (proper sort)...I'll take you to a Man Utd game no problem on the pretext it's an away match. That way you can see construction of an artform that gets better the more pissed you are...
Love ur channel. You and Queen Boomer fill my bitter old heart with a warm, fuzzy, happy feeling. For sure makes a shit day better!
This is the second reaction video I've seen to these 10 chants, and it's amazing how 2 different American's think that the chant about having a party when Fergie dies, is somehow connected to Fergie from the black eyed peas. ALL football chants in the UK will have some connection to the opposition clubs, players, manager or staff, it certainly won't be about an American musician (unless she's dating a football or soccer player as you call them)
1. He never said that he thought it was the chick from Black Eyed Peas. He said that was what he associated the name with. He then asked who Fergie was because he clearly knew it wasn't that chick.
2. I've never heard him call football players soccer players
Please please keep doing football chants reactions video.. love watching them.. keep up the great work from sam a massive leicester city fan
This coming World Cup in November would be a great starting point for you to see what football is about. The United States are competing in this one and they have a good team. They are in the same group as England, Wales and Iran so there will be some exciting games.
I get the feeling this world Cup is going to get boycotted by the fans.
The Robin (Van Persie) and Carlos Tevez chants were both songs about players who used to play for the team of the supporters singing, but moved to their local rivals. The city of Liverpool had a long running battle with Margaret Thatcher through the 80s, ending with the tragedy of 96 fans crushed to death at a game and Thatcher's government saying they were to blame for being drunk etc. Hence you can understand their (and all our) glee at ding dong the witch is dead
as a scouser and a survivor, i still get a warm feeling every time i remember the witch is dead, she tried to manage the decline of our city, (look it up) we are still here and she is DEAD DEAD DEAD !
@@lordflashget8780 you should look it up, as she didn't. Geoffrey Howe suggested to her, after the Toxteth riots that Liverpool was beyond saving, and that maybe they should allow a managed decline. But the government let Hestletine become the minister for merseyside, and he started the regeneration.
@@lordflashget8780 we wont mention heysel then no?
97 killed
@@TrevM0nkey she was driven by a hatred of our city, just like all tory wannabe autocrats, who know we will never be ruled by any scumbag who believes they are better than us. i really don't need to look it up, i was there, regeneration ? haha, festival gardens, kids forced to work as training, for next to nothing, to make a part of our city acceptable to host a jolly for tory benefactors for 1 day, 6 months later it was overgrown and forgotten, while thatcher was bribing people to snitch on anyone who had the audacity to try and earn a quid here or there.
Starting off with "a moan".. you HAVE been watching a lot of British comedy so it's inevitable that our mannerisms would start to rub off on you :D Love your work!
Fergie is the ex manager of Manchester United Alex Ferguson, winner of 13 premier league titles and hated by all Manchester City fans !!!
Spot on with your guess of the meaning of a “brass”
With regards to the derby chant (my club) yes he did break his leg when playing against us. The "went out with Ulrika, he beat her like an egg" is reference to him attacking her while in a relationship. Hes a horrible bloke who just so happened to play for two of our rivals, so many reasons why hes a very disliked guy round here.
Everything the derby fans sang in the video was on point 100%
The only one that was any good I thought.
Best chant by a mile on this clip.
The funniest one was when he was presenting his radio show just after a Chelsea match and a Chelsea fan called in. The conversation discussing the match was normal until they discussed a really good Chelsea good where Collymore said something along the lines of "that was some goal though wasn't it?" and the Chelsea fan said "Yeah, he smashed it almost as hard as you smashed Ulrika" and hung up.
@@darthwiizius😂😂😂😂Give that man a fucking medal
These chants often start during away games where you travel well lubricated on a bus with a bunch of mates. So first it has to spread to about 50 people. So then you go on singing it in the away section and if it's good enough it'll catch on with other die hard fans who also didn't shy away from the booze. And since most of them are die hard fans they often have season tickets in the same sections at the home games, and that is where it takes off. New chants rarely start at home games, but when they do they're often so good that people can't stop themselves from instantly joining in. It's like a wave when you start a chant, either it goes or it dies out. But there's no feeling like getting a 40k crowd to follow you.
Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson, the greatest football manager of all time. He took Manchester United to the pinnacle of English League football, European and world football more times than any other manager. Man City, were a small insignificant club, languishing in the lower leagues for many years before they were taken over and had billions of Saudi Arabian blood money ploughed into them. Without that "rescue" they would still be struggling in the lower leagues. City fans tend to forget this!
Bitter rag!
@@jj9nf 🤔mmm, don't even know what that's meant to mean
He took United to the pinnacle of European football more than any other manager? That’s not even remotely true lol. Bob Paisley won 3 European Cups in 9 years at Liverpool
Four managers have won the European Cup more times than Ferguson, and fifteen as many times. United gained dominance by smartly capitalising on football’s popularity when tv rights were sold to Murdoch, effectively privatising the national sport. United fans tend to forget this.
@@spnhm34 Nonsense! Most of United's success was through players brought up through their academy system and a few good buys. Unlike Man City and Chelsea who bought their success. TV rights had nothing to do with it. There were no TV rights in 1968 when they first won the European Cup. No Bwitish managers have won it more than Ferguson.
60 in October....Jesus that's summer here in Scotland, beer and shorts!
Adam Johnson actually went to prison, so the chant was totally accurate 🤣
"Is this a fire drill, is this a fire drill, is this a fire dril, is this a fire drill?" When the opposing fans are leaving early. My fave non-vile one. And "Is this a library?" when they aren't singing. Not too obvious - you might even say subtle, in contrast to these ones! Keep 'em coming, KB.
" Poor Jimmy Saville" you said !
That's why we all laughed.
Accidental muppetry, granted, but then so was my Ting Tong the randy Thai incident, and I've never been allowed to forget it!
quality muppetry for the viewers though!
Don't suppose it was Ting Tong Macadengdeng?
She was quite a looker for a bloke
@@bobbyshaftowenttosea5410 ha, easy mistake to make.
Hamburg, 2002. I learnt the (literal) hard way what a blue light instead of a red one in the window means along ten mark alley...
The chant about 'Robin' is about Robin Van Persie aka RVP. One of the best chants I've ever heard was about him.
That chant went "R-V-P, when the girl says no, molest her!" to the tune of Craig David - Re-Rewind
😂
That's gas, never heard it but I did know someone at the time that just called him Robin Van Rapist as a casual matter of course.
@@ciaranconlon84 Hopefully we will get some good chants at the World Cup!
Your reaction to the celery chant made me spit my beer out lol.
a lot of these chants are done to songs or theme tunes etc or even other chants. once one of these chants start most people know the basics set up of it and where its going. they can be made up on the spot or on the way by a few fans and everyone can just join in instantly. some of them are historic and well known but would have been spontanious years back.
if you watch them over and over you will pic up some of the guys in the background starting them or changing them a bit
They were genuine street party’s in parts of the U.K. when Thatcher died, she was that hated in the towns where she’d decimated local industry
You have the best reactions ever!
They're defo not staged or rehearsed. Proper off the bat quick humour. I've been to a game, it was magical. The energy is out of this world. Goosebumps just thinking about it...
Text you about what?
4:04 all the chants are about either a rival football player, or a football team.
When Margareth Thatcher died, the song The Witch Is Dead reached number one in the UK music sales, that's how much people like her over here.
A lot of the chants and the more boisterous atmospheres are from the away supporters, so to experience it you’d have to buy the tickets from the away (visiting) team. Because that team is away they will only get a small allocation of the tickets which that club will often give out on a priority basis to season ticket holders (and often on a loyalty basis) before it goes to a general sale. For many clubs demand is high amongst season ticket holders that many away games don’t get as far as going on general sale.
The reason the liverpool supporters were celebrating Maggie Thatchers death she was part of the cover up after the awful Hillsborough disaster where 96 or 97 Liverpool supporters died from being crushed to death, saddest day in UK Football 💔
She also hated the city and and put it into managed decline, she wanted it wiped off the map. If it wasn't for EU grants the city of Liverpool would be a shadow of what it is today
Because Liverpool refused to vote Tory. You got the same treatment as Scotland did. Horrible old cow.
@@liammc433 Get real....was a hole long before Maggie
@@pj5517 How does that even dispute what I said? She still hated the City and wanted it to decline even further so there was nothing left. She came close too.
I remember watching the hillsboro stadium disaster on worlds wildest police videos it was the first time i heard of the incident it was the Liverpool vs Juventus uefa cup final
My favourite chant is stll the Wigan Athletic one that a kid wrote, set to a popular dance club tune, and sent to the club. Its on youtube... lots of clubs supporters have adapted it for their own players etc..Its a Vibe that went worldwide.
*Best Will Grigg's on Fire/Freed from Desire Football Chants With Lyrics - Part 1
Hi King Boomer, this comment is also in honour of Queen Boomer's appreciation of musicals...
The chant celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher is consistent with the feelings of many (if not most) northern Englanders as well as miners & trade unionists across the UK.
This number from "Billy Elliot: The Musical" reflects the level of animosity felt by people who were directly impacted by Thatcher's policies and actions:
ruclips.net/video/Bq7EbjJMNMI/видео.html
"Brass" is prostitute yep, it's rhyming slang. There are variations depending on the slang term being used but they all share "Brass" so it's a universal.
Brass flute: prostitute
Brass door: whore
Brass dart: tart
Your “cold” October is the same temperature as our June 😂
If we're lucky!
Yeah we don't use Fahrenheit so I had to look it up, and that's t-shirt weather in the UK.
@@lk-music 15 Celsius is T-shirt weather???
@@pauljordan4452 yep, probably because of humidity.
We'll put anything to a tune at football...and almost nothing is off limits. Even the young lads at my local football club have got the banter down..brilliant
Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson who was very successful as Manchester United manager. The song being sung was by their rivals Manchester city
Most teams have their regular chants but a lot of spontaneous ones arise & sometimes incorporated into regular use.
There are standard tunes but well known pop songs can be used to quickly spread a spontaneous chant
He is the most successful head coach/ football/soccer manager ever. Ever club he went to he won both domestic and European trophies
He's the most successful British domestic coach, although he won a few European trophies he isn't the British manager with the most European Cups, that's Bob Paisley.
@@liammc433 hoe many did paisley win as fergie won 4
@@scottishfm5184 Fergie only won 2 European Cups, he won other European trophies such as the Cup Winners cup and stuff but only the actual European Cup (Or Champions League as it's now known) twice. Paisley won it three times.
Just subbed mate, I watched a few from suggestions and thought aye he's a good lad
Fergie is just short for Ferguson. This instance it's Alex Ferguson the former Man utd manager . In your previous vid "she said no fergie" was in reference to his son (also a former player turned coach) being arrested for beating his wife.
YJB . 🦢🦢
Stan Collymore btw, 'Ulrika' is Ulrika Jonsson is a Swedish born TV presenter in the UK
Ulri-ka-ka-ka
In fairness, Maggie thatchers vile exploits make the Liverpool chants seem like pleasantries.
You mean winning 3 general elections, such was her popularity? Bringing the country back from the brink of the Labour related abyss? Having the balls to send a task force to successfully retake the Falklands? Breaking the stranglehold of Marxist unions?
40 year tunnel of financial ruin and ecological disaster
It’s like the current Middle East crisis. Everyone is hating on Thatcher just like the hatred towards Israel, while the working class are seen as blameless here despite the fact that they supported and upheld a political extremism which is Marxism Leninism just like the Palestinians support Hamas. Arthur Scargill was a communist and he was hailed as a hero among the miners and strikers. The primary reason why Thatcher is hated so much is because that flames of that hatred is fanned by political organisations of the far left.
I just love your laughing, yes the chants are brutal. But i love how football fans take a song past or present and put lyrics to it😊😂😂
Great reaction video as always 🤣The last chant ‘Maggie’s dead’ refers to Margaret Thatcher, former Prime Minister who was very unpopular particularly in North of England and Scotland for pretty much destroying Britains manufacturing industry creating mass unemployment. She also created a social housing crisis and sowed the seeds of NHS privatisation.
Starting your convo complaining about the weather....you are British now congratulations 🇬🇧
maggie by the way is margaret thatcher, she was hated in the north of england as most of her policies effected the north the most
Without watching this, I can definitely assure you these aren't the vilest chants. I can think of many many more worse than these.
Anyone who's ever been to a game will know this, but I'd imagine the vilest might get take off RUclips.
@@head_like_an_orange yes, that's obvious. So it's not the 10 most vile chants then. That's my point
@@tobytaylor2154 Yeah... I know... I was agreeing with you.
@@head_like_an_orange 🤦
Alex Ferguson. The ex Manchester utd coach over 20 years of success. He literally is man utd.
Now retired. But very much a voice for the club. He was probably responsible for creating Cristiano Ronaldo as he came from sporting Lisbon. Then to manu. Fergie created him at the club which he then went on to rule in real Madrid and the world stage. Cristiano calls ferries his football father.
But as usual king. Sorry I been filming. As you can see here in UK 🇬🇧 they really don't gaf. And I can understand why Americans watch in shock and awe. With the oh my!
It's easy to create a football chant it can be anything I.e while it's on my mind if USA played England for example here's one off the top of my head.
They are yank and full of wank ×2
(Imagine the english crowd pointing and rubbing bellies at the Americans for this next line)
Big macs and and cheese and fat fuck hotdogs they are yank and full of wank.
(Sung to the tune of oh when the saints go marching in) if you know that.
But equally Americans could sing exactly the same to the English only the mian line being.
They are brit and full of shit ×2
A pack of pricks and limey bastards.
They are brit and full of shit!
Easy peasy pal.
Context for the Maggies dead dead dead chant....Margaret Thatcher is a hated former Conservative prime minister, her policies were against the common man and pro rich. In Liverpool (and I'm from the south so I don't speak for them) is a working persons city and was vilified by the Conservative tabloid The Sun (horrible conservative tabloid paper) during the Hillborough disaster (perhaps do a video on that?) where a lot of people died and the tabloid blamed it on the Liverpool fans, which is untrue. Maggie Thatcher was prime minister at the time and backed the police up. To this day The people of Liverpool refuse to buy the newspaper. I was recently in Liverpool and came accross a bench that said 'If you are seen to be reading the Sun on this bench you will be forceably removed from this park'. I have the utmost respect for Liverpudlians and so while this chant has somehow been acknowledged as the most vile chant.....I wholeheartedly agree with it....Maggie was a nasty peice of work and Liverpudlians don't owe her anything.
C'mon, you'll never convince any civilized person that there are Scousers that can actually read a newspaper!
Fergie is sir Alex Ferguson, known for managing Manchester United for 26 years. The most successful manager of all time
"Geordie boys, we're on a bender...." 🤣🤣🤣
Liverpool fans were the first football fans who started chanting and singing songs on the terraces when we used to sing Beatles songs in the 60s. Liverpool are the best and most successful club in England.
Its a shame they don`t feel part of it
If you you come to England and want to experience this, look for tickets well in advance... look for Newcastle United or Leeds FC home tickets for your best chance of experiencing these atmospheres.
Theyre not vile theyre creative and funny😂😂
The number 1 chant was about Margaret Thatcher being Prime Minister at the time there was a police cover up over the blame of 97 Liverpool fans being killed at a match at the Hillsborough stadium, the police blamed the fans but it was the police chief who ordered a gate to be opened which allowed fans without tickets to rush into the stadium forcing the fans who were already in the ground to be crushed up against a 7 foot high steel fence and the 97 fans the youngest was 10 and the oldest victim was 67, died of crush related injuries. Some people in Liverpool believe Margaret Thatcher was part of a cover up that denied the families of the deceased justice, this had now happened to some degree but proper punishments were never metered out to those responsible, some senior police officers were allowed to retire early an very generous pensions, and by the time the truth came out had died. Hence the chant with the vans being quite happy that Maggie had died.
Don’t apologise for saying “Soccer” we invented it and we called it Soccer then. It was Rugby that was originally called football. When the rugby split into two styles (union and league) Soccer adopted the football title as it matched the sport perfectly
these videos are my favourite please do more!!! hahaha
Fergie was the greatest manager of all time 🐐, he led Manchester United to countless trophies 🏆
I think it is worth mentioning that a fair percentage of match goers partake in one or two beers before the game, which makes the chants alcohol fuelled and less inhibited. You’re basically watching a piss up. Very entertaining it is too 😂
Every day’s a school day. Brass, apparently, is short for brass nail, cockney for tail, or prostitute. I had no idea.
There are variations - I grew up knowing it as "brass flute" = "prostitute", but other people have mentioned "brass rubber" = "scrubber" (another slang term for a hooker), and "brass trumpet" = "strumpet".
@@youngyoungmcgurn5088 none of those came up on the search i did, but they all make more sense than the explanation on the website i found. Cheers.
One of my favourite ever it's villa fans Vs Arsenal when Eduardo broke his leg they sang,
Eduardo ow ay ow
Eduardo ow ay ow
He used to have some skills
Now walks like Heather Mills.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Silky skills* but yes what a day that was.
Seasons typically run from August to May with each team playing 38 matches (playing all 19 other teams both home and away).
Football season is normally july/august till april/may
Oftentimes the chants have the same melody or based on pop songs but the lyrics are different everytime so it's very easy for people to pick up.
I love these, thanks man
Talking about the weather....it's like your already a UK resident, lol
Ferguson , the former Manchester United Manager
Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson former Manchester United boss
Sir Alex Ferguson
Sir Alex fergusons is a Manchester u United legend
Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson ex Manchester United manager, great reaction video!!
Love your channel, your reactions are mint.
If you can, catch a British program called “Brassic” Best thing on our telly at the moment.
Enjoy the sunshine, it’s pissing down over ere.
ya gonna need subtitles
SUGGESTION - maybe just record yourself watching a few of these types of videos..
if it ends up being one you've already seen most of, just bin the video..
if it turns out it's got enough to be worth uploading, save the video, THEN make an intro for it and just edit it in afterwards
if that makes sense 👍
English football season usually start around mid august and run until end of may
Ferries was Manchester United manager and very successful
60°f is roughly 15-16°c that's borderline warm in the UK
Fuckin heatwave in Merseyside 😂
Fergie aka sir Alex Ferguson legendary man utd manager(former).
if your looking for more of these chants look up each club with their chants. so leeds football chants etc. look up wolves, sunderland, man u , liverpool, arsenal, chelsea, newcastle, celtic, rangers, qpr, leister, etc
I can just picture you chanting some of our top chants while waiting for plays on American Football lol And if the team is losing then you have some golden Brit chants to pick from! Brilliant Mr K!
No love lost for ex Margaret Thatcher in Liverpool due to her part in covering up the 97 deaths of Hillsborough and the closing of many docks. Leaving many in poverty.
BTW in Greece near Athens at the moment. In the high 70s so should have stayed here!!
Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson former manager of Manchester United, was in charge of the club for 26 years, has won more trophies as a manager than any other manager around the world, the GOAT
Alex Ferguson there meaning when singing fergie
Fergie is Sir Alex Fergurson used to manage Citys rivals Manchester United he famously said of city winning the league over my dead body , so when city won the league they sang that song and one of the city players held a sign saying R.I.P Fergie
Fergie was Alex Ferguson who was manager of Manchester United for years. The fans saying they were having a party when he dies were from Manchester City their rivals in Manchester.
If I'm not mistaken, Fergie is Sir Alex Ferguson. He coached Manchester United.
Complaining about the weather on a vid reacting to a bunch of chants from the UK - that fits perfectly! 😂