old chants

[Nos89]

I was listening to the radio and "que sera, sera" came on. As I was singing the arsenal version I totally forgot the middle part. I remember the beginning;

"when I was just a little boy I asked my father who would I be, will I be Chelsea? will I be spurs? here's what he said to me...wash your mouth out son..."

And that where my memory goes blank, can anyone remember the rest...

[Dodgyknee71]

I asked my mother who shall I be....
Get your fathers gun and shoot the Tottenham scum

[Dodgyknee71]

Give me an A, R, S, EEE, N, A, L ...WHAT YA GOT...

[arseofacrow]

"You're so shit it's unbelievable..."


Or if you're Iraq to Iran after their Asian cup win:

"You're so shiite it's unbelievable"

[TeeCee]

I used to like it when just before half time or full time, when all the old bill used to come out of the stands and walk round the side of the pitch to stop people getting on (before stewards were around), the North Bank would do the 'Laurel and Hardy' tune, always used to make me laugh

Always used to love how loud it was when we sang the 'Hark now hear the Arsenal sing.....', I remember it being possibly the loudest chant we did back then.

[A11M11]

He's here , He's There , He's every fuckingwhere Bobby Gould , Bobby Gould.
Come on without , Come on within You ain't seen nothing like Fumbling Jim ( furnell )

[Bradywasking]

Silverware no silverware..they still aint got no silverware ..from White Hart Lane to anywhere ..they still aint got no silverware..(to the tune of the blue flag..mid 90s. )

[arseofacrow]

Silverware no silverware..they still aint got no silverware ..from White Hart Lane to anywhere ..they still aint got no silverware..(to the tune of the blue flag..mid 90s. )

we've had to ditch half of our songs over the last 10 years.

[rodders999]

If you want to be champions side with Arsenal.

Did that chant actually exist or was it a figment of my 7 year old imagination?

[Eboue-Why?]

I used to like it when just before half time or full time, when all the old bill used to come out of the stands and walk round the side of the pitch to stop people getting on (before stewards were around), the North Bank would do the 'Laurel and Hardy' tune, always used to make me laugh

Always used to love how loud it was when we sang the 'Hark now hear the Arsenal sing.....', I remember it being possibly the loudest chant we did back then.

Didn't we also used to sing 'Old Mcdonald.........on that farm he had some pigs.....'

[StuartL]

I used to like it when just before half time or full time, when all the old bill used to come out of the stands and walk round the side of the pitch to stop people getting on (before stewards were around), the North Bank would do the 'Laurel and Hardy' tune, always used to make me laugh

Always used to love how loud it was when we sang the 'Hark now hear the Arsenal sing.....', I remember it being possibly the loudest chant we did back then.

Didn't we also used to sing 'Old Mcdonald.........on that farm he had some pigs.....'

With a nick-nick here and a nick-nick there, here a nick, there a nick.....

[Peeman]

We all agree, Brady is better than Hoddle

[shu]

I used to like it when just before half time or full time, when all the old bill used to come out of the stands and walk round the side of the pitch to stop people getting on (before stewards were around), the North Bank would do the 'Laurel and Hardy' tune, always used to make me laugh

Always used to love how loud it was when we sang the 'Hark now hear the Arsenal sing.....', I remember it being possibly the loudest chant we did back then.

We were at the emirates on boxing day and we did not here this song once which was a shame because of the boxing day line . In fact i can't remember many old songs at all, maybe a couple of half heartened goes at the wanky spurs going to see the pope. The lack of songs was a bit embarrassing really .

[Ben Diesel]

(To the tune of The First Noel):

Brady, Brady, Brady, Brady
Born is the King of Highbury

Usually followed by:

Hoddle, Hoddle, Hoddle, Hoddle
Born is the Queen of Golders Green

And this one which was sung on the packed North Bank (to the tune of Those Were The Days):

It's f*cking hot in here, it's f*cking hot in here,
It's f*cking hot. It's f*cking hot in here.

[Peeman]

(To the tune of The First Noel):

Brady, Brady, Brady, Brady
Born is the King of Highbury

I stand to be corrected but only ever heard that being sung for Chippy and the two Charlies. What an elite club

Probably could and should have been sung for others but don't ever remember hearing it.



Always loved Good Old Arsenal ......