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Rubbish Football Team Nicknames...

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Posted
1 hour ago, Finnegan said:

 

Yeah but Cruzeiro have a MUCH better nickname than fox.

 

La Bestia Negra. lollol

 

I don't think that requires much translation.

Sounds like a Spanish dildo.

Posted
22 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said:

Some cracking ones in the Scottish lower leagues. 

 

Clyde are "The Bully Wee"

Queen of the South are "the Doonhammers"

 

Brilliant nickname.

Posted
6 minutes ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

Just saw that Hayes & Yeading are called The Mushrooms because the board always keep the supporters in the dark.

Off topic, but they're also responsible for a great chant: "We're Hayes, we're Yeading, we'll kick yer fackin' 'ead in"

Posted
17 minutes ago, one F in Fox said:

Come on then, enlighten us!


Verona are their big rivals and were Serie A mainstays (and winners at one point) while Chievo were mixing it in the amateur leagues. Their fans used to sing "when donkeys fly we'll have a derby in Serie A" 

Posted
2 hours ago, baker11 said:

Love The Foxes.

 

Hate 'The Dons' for MK dons. Only one real Dons and thats Wimbledon.

 

Monkey Hangers for Hartlepool is great.

 

I've been fascinated all afternoon reading about the "Monkey Hangers".  The mascot being elected mayor being the funniest bit.

Posted
4 hours ago, one F in Fox said:

The one that initially springs to mind is "The Cherries" not sure how that came about,

can't be arsed to find out tbh.

 

I've often wondered if our nickname has ever been used in a song or chant, I can't think of one if it has.

 

Their ground was built on a cherry orchard. 

Posted

The Foxes is alright - could be worse.

I think clubs whose nicknames are birds are crap - Robins, Magpies, Canaries, Owls etc.

Rubbish

Posted
2 hours ago, The Blur said:

 

Their ground was built on a cherry orchard. 

and I suppose Kettering was built on a field of poppies?

I wouldn't want to play at FCUM.

Posted
On 03/02/2017 at 13:05, boots60 said:

Queen of the South are "the Doonhammers"

 

Brilliant nickname.

 

 

They are not the doonhammers. They are the doonhamers.

 

Cos people from Dumfries tell people from Glasgow and Edinburgh that Dumfries is "doon hame", ie "down home".

 

Cowdenbeath are occasionally referred to as the Blue Brazil.

 

Dundee United are the Arabs.

 

Heart of Midlothian are (as a bit of rhyming slang) the Jam Tarts, and hence the Jambos.

 

I won't go into the various names that Rangers and Celtic call each other.  :P

 

 

 

 

Posted

Italian ones are pretty rubbish: bianconeri, nerazzurri.

 

I'm not sure if Crazy Man From The Forest Razgrad is brilliant or appalling.

Posted
On 03/02/2017 at 12:21, one F in Fox said:

The one that initially springs to mind is "The Cherries" not sure how that came about,

can't be arsed to find out tbh.

 

I've often wondered if our nickname has ever been used in a song or chant, I can't think of one if it has.

Mauled by the Foxes....

Posted

I always thought the Red Devils sounded pretty crap.

 

As others have said, any colours are pointless.

 

I like most to do with local industries- Brewers, Cobblers, Mariners, Iron, Blades, etc.

Posted

I seem to remember Crawley Town used to call themselves Reds or Red Devils.

I worked there for a while in the late 80s. Like most new towns, the population is mostly big city overspill and football supporters tended to support the team from where they originally came from. In Crawley that meant Pala*se.

Crawley's old ground was a right joke for a supposedly semi-professional outfit in the old Southern League. A collection of old bus shelters along one side, and a low terrace with about three or four steps at one end. Grass on the other side and end. The souvenir shop was a garden shed. Friar Lane had a better ground when they were in the Leicestershire Senior League.

Found a pic on the internet. Acknowledgements to http://crawleytownfchistory.blogspot.co.uk

I watched them when they had a bit of a cup run, beating Yeading (pronounced as in 'Reading', the town, not as in 'weeding') and Northampton before getting tonked 5-nil by Brighton.

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Posted

theres been some terrible ones around the world..

 

 

 

The Pekin Dragons used to be called the Pekin Chinks...

 

 

There's a baseball team called the  Portland wet sox....

 

 

a californian team called the banana slugs..

 

 

loads... think theres a team somewhere called the purple pounders..... lol

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