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also whilst I'm at it. I found out that eriksen was born in a place called Middlefart. Classic name, easy to remember and easy to make a chant. Plus again emotional blackmail for when the inevitable champions league vultures start circling.
for example - christian woo-ohh ohh
christian woo-ohh ohh
he comes from Middlefart
he'll tear you all apart
I prefer the Harry Roberts chant to be honest.ANDROS TOWNSENDS ONE OF US, ONE OF US, ONE OF US
ANDROS TOWNSENDS ONE OF US, SO IS HARRY.
HARRY KANE IS ONE OF US, ONE OF US, ONE OF US,
HARRY KANE IS ONE OF US, SO IS RYAN.
RYAN MASONS ONE OF US, ONE OF US, ONE OF US,
RYAN MASONS ONE OF US, SO IS ANDROS....
etc etc. repeat to fade.
Replace Archibald with eriksen"We'll take more care of you Archibald.."
Sung to the tune of the British Airways ad.
Unfortunately the ad hasn't been aired for nearly 30 years and we have no players called Archibald.
But if the ad was brought back and we signed someone called Archibald, it would be fantastic.
I can remember a line of this festive xmas song - When the red , red robin goes bob bob bobbing along, shoot the bastard (repeat)? maybe some knows the whole song?
Dunno why, but there are quite a lot of Christmas-based football chants;
- Hark Now Hear the Tottenham Sing...
- Jingle Bells (for when we win away)
- Walking in a *whoever's name scans * Wonderland...
- Away in a Manger, no crib for a bed... the little Lord Jesus looked up and he said; "We hate Woolwich and we hate Woolwich...."
Maybe it's summit to do with everyone being that bit merrier on Boxing Day not to worry about singing silly songs, but there are loads when you think about it!
This is one thing that does my head in. Time and again I've been in the Bricklayers and the atmosphere has been immense, great singing, the Glory Glory CD going full belt featuring all those Chas n Dave classics. Then between the pub and the ground the crowd loses its voice, and it's absolute dullsville in the stadium.Those last two are sung most weekends in the Bricklayers before a match. But, granted, not often in the stadium, even for a NLD.