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Food components of household expenditure: the deathmatch (18-08)

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swittle Jul 2018 2:47pm, 17 Jul 2018 49,526 posts	Quote Pin swittle Is that necessarily 'a bad thing'? In my 70s football watching days, the 2-digit IQ brigade would often query the fidelity of the visiting goalkeeper's wife. [A bad thing].
Serendippily Jul 2018 6:26pm, 17 Jul 2018 8,162 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily I particularly dislike the on a string chant. And the aged sol Campbell chant. But I loved Ledley Ledley. He’s only got one knee. Still better than John Terry.
GregP Jul 2018 6:30pm, 17 Jul 2018 104,460 posts	Quote Pin GregP I dislike the ‘on a string’ chant more than any/all of the many many rude ones about Sol Cambell. It’s the most pervasively violent song but so ubiquitous that you tend to forget just how nasty it is. Rather surprised there’s been no attempt (to my knowledge) to ban it. And I can never get the clapping right.
Serendippily Jul 2018 6:37pm, 17 Jul 2018 8,163 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily #violentworldproblems If we ever have a chant death match can we include the Liverpool one “he’s fat, he’s round, he bounces on the ground, Sammy Lee, Sammy Lee” That’s so pointlessly insulting and fat shaming
McGoohan Jul 2018 6:42pm, 17 Jul 2018 34,436 posts	Quote Pin McGoohan I believe there was briefly a chant of He’s French he’s flash he’s shagging Leslie Ash Cantona Cantona to (successfully) wind up Lee Chapman.
Serendippily Jul 2018 6:56pm, 17 Jul 2018 8,166 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily In happier days the chant for Jamie Redknapp was “he’s got a lovely wife” to the tune of knees up mother brown obvs
GregP Jul 2018 7:03pm, 17 Jul 2018 104,462 posts	Quote Pin GregP I quite liked the (short lived ) "Who needs Bale when you've got Sissoko". But we digress.
GregP Jul 2018 7:05pm, 17 Jul 2018 104,463 posts	Quote Pin GregP Bread's 7-3 up. I'm calling it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBd-Jgw_ddU
swittle Jul 2018 7:07pm, 17 Jul 2018 49,538 posts	Quote Pin swittle One last memory: when 'my' team were slipping through football league trapdoors in the 70s, the ground boasted an 'open' end, where away fand were accommodated. Yorkshire weather would often initiate the ditty: "You're getting wet, you're getting wet; we're not!"
GregP Aug 2018 8:45am, 10 Aug 2018 105,214 posts	Quote Pin GregP Here we go again. fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=60489