Guest Col city fan Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 You've never heard this been sung before? I'm shocked Hes too young.... Used to sing this in the 80's mainly
Guest Bilo Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 I thought it was: "We took the Shed, the Stretford end And the North Bank Highbury" Actually now I come to think of it, it goes: 'We took the Stretford End, We took the Shed, and the North Bank Highbury'
Bugg Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 Hes too young.... Used to sing this in the 80's mainly This is still sung in L1(and other sections probably, but I don't know cause I'm not in the other places) and at away games
Guest Bilo Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 Fvck it, I'm going to keep pressing for this to be sung.
Guest Col city fan Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 This is still sung in L1(and other sections probably, but I don't know cause I'm not in the other places) and at away games [/ Have to take your word for that bugg If it is I ain't heard it often.... Sing it more it's cool
liamsm Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 Fvck it, I'm going to keep pressing for this to be sung. Absolutely classic imo
EnglishOxide Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 Without "that bleeding drum" it would be completely dead, when we were at Filbert street it was always the kop that got the songs going but that dont appear to be the case now, we hardly ever hear the kop at the other end of the stadium It's not even a Kop. Too many old people. If the fans next to the away fans moved, then it would be a Kop.
Ashley Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 Hes too young.... Used to sing this in the 80's mainly I'm 'too young' aswell only a young lad. Then again I did have a Season ticket from the age of 5 at filbert street and one of my first games was at Wembley. Was either against Blackburn(wouldn't of even been 1) or Swindon.
liamsm Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 Fvck it, I'm going to keep pressing for this to be sung. If this is 1974 why does an earlier team picture appear? Nish left for Derby in 1973
HEGGSY Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 But it doesn't rhyme? I've never heard the song before, but surely it would make sense if it was "noise" instead of "roar"? I'm only 15 and I've heard this song being sung
Smudge Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 It's not even a Kop. Too many old people. If the fans next to the away fans moved, then it would be a Kop. I didn't understand anything you wrote in that post. Care to elucidate?
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