foss1884

Another one for impact to the tune sung by Cardiff/Wales fans at games (it is sung with no words): We are Les-toh (clap) (clap) We are Les-toh (clap) (clap) We are, we are, Les-toh (clap) (clap) Les-toh (clap) (clap) (Repeat)

Another one I want to get going in L1 is to the tune of Go West by the Pet Shop Boys: Stand up if you love Les-toh, Sing up for vic-to-ry, We are the greatest team, March on for gl-o-ry! Great tune as there is singing emphasis on UP (twice), ARE, TEAM, MARCH and GLORY in the verses, plus it's easy to learn and does not require a drum. It would also be good to swirl or raise the scarves during it.

Well my problem with chants and songs is for them to have any vocal impact they need to be short, punchy and have high notes at the ends of each verse. For corners and free kicks I will be singing "come on Les-toh, score us a goal!" to the tune of the town hall square bell chimes (Pompey chimes in other words). It has the right syllables compared with the original and has entirely different words.