What are your 3 favourite Arsenal songs?
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+10000000Revgoon89 wrote:1: Good Old Arsenal: I don't get why this is never played as the club anthem rather then that shitty Elvis song? It's classic!
1) Tony Adams and Caprice song
2) Northbank vs Clockend
3) Who's that team we call the Arsenal
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Jumpers For Goalposts wrote:She wore a yellow ribbon. Bloody love that one as it reminds me of warmer days in years gone by as we were getting closer to FA Cup Finals. Still makes the hairs on my neck stand up!
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King Vieira wrote:''The Chamakh song''
My absolute favourite has to be the Eduardo one though...
He came to us when Henry went, Eddie, Eddie,
He scored more goals than Darren Bent, Eddie, Eddie,
He broke his leg,
But he'll be back,
And Darren Bent will still be cack,
Eduardo Silva Arsenal's Number 9
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Good Old Arsenal is always my favourite. Hairs on the back of the neck if sung at the write moment and not sung at break neck speed. Remember singing it to myself once when I was a nipper when we were drawing 0-0 with Sheffield Wednesday at home in about 1993 or 1994. I sung it to myself and whilst I was doing it Ian Wright popped up with a goal out of nothing to give us a 1-0 victory. At the time I firmly believed it was because I was singing that song.
For one of our players I always held a lot of love for 'We Love You Freddie', a brilliantly imaginative song. Love the build up with the da da da da da da da da before launching into an Andy Williams serenade. Also reminds me of days out in Cardiff and winning titles and doubles.

For one of our players I always held a lot of love for 'We Love You Freddie', a brilliantly imaginative song. Love the build up with the da da da da da da da da before launching into an Andy Williams serenade. Also reminds me of days out in Cardiff and winning titles and doubles.
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Thank you - on behalf on myself and co-writer IU4GN.King Vieira wrote:....
My absolute favourite has to be the Eduardo one though...
He came to us when Henry went, Eddie, Eddie,
He scored more goals than Darren Bent, Eddie, Eddie,
He broke his leg,
But he'll be back,
And Darren Bent will still be cack,
Eduardo Silva Arsenal's Number 9



1. A Goal - it was on one of the cup final cd's (I think finbar wright sang it
) a few years back and wrighty sang a few lines in it and I have always thought it to be excellent. It mentions all the big trophies we had won up to that point and really emphasised the traditions of the club and I have always felt it should be the club anthem
2. Vieira song
3. We love you freddie - I still remember the cup final v the chavs in cardiff when we belted that out all day especially when he brushed terry off like a fly and scored that goal



2. Vieira song
3. We love you freddie - I still remember the cup final v the chavs in cardiff when we belted that out all day especially when he brushed terry off like a fly and scored that goal


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Pissed in Paris in 06 we were singing "His mother is a maaaa-annnnnn".Boomer wrote:"When Sp*rs went to see the pope"
I like it as its great seeing how a song has evolved and changed over the years.
"Who's that team they call...."
was a separate song in its own right but now its part of a much bigger song.
Also the last line of this part changed.
Used to be...(something like)
"Coz Arsenal are the team we all adore!"
to now
"Coz (insert current Sp*ds manager)'s mother is a whore!"![]()
The most recent addition to this is the prolonged
"She's a whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrreeeeeee!
she's a Whhhoooorrrr-AAAAAAAAA-oooooooooore
There's even a few verses.
like "Does it up the shitter for a score.....for a SCCoooo-AAAAAA-re!"
If you think about it is 'super' song of about 3/4 song merged into one.

Also heard a few Gooners singing "His boyfriend's only foo-oouuuurrr!"

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Love these songs.shu wrote:my favourite songs
1, the wanky tottenham hotspur (because my missus has sung this pissed in the pub)
2, she wore a yellow ribbon
3, the freddie song , reminds me of cup finals and when we were good and everything was rosey in the garden


Also love the "Number one is Perry Groves" song. It just brings back great memories of the morning after the CL final and my mates and I sitting in this little night workers cafe after being on the batter all night in Paris in 06. All these cops and whores and factory workers were there having a liitle something-something before they went home and the sun was just starting to come up.
One of our lads started with "Number One is Perry Groves" and then this voice from the far corner popped up with "Number Two is Perry Groves". Our crowd and this other crowd of Engerlish Gooners just stood up and sang the whole song as the locals all looked on. When we finished it the whores and cops etc all started clapping and cheering and chanting Allez Les Rouge (spelling?) and a few of them sent drinks over.
It was just a magical morning after the rollercoaster of emotions the night before. Just sitting there with my closest mates, nicely pissed and proud as fuck of the effort our players had put in.
And wonderfully, the image of my mate the doctor trying to fight off the attentions of the rancid 70 year old prossie that was all over him...

