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Post by jimmymac1964 on Dec 6, 2007 21:39:45 GMT 1
now come on folks we have to compete with 30,000 l%%ds united supporters on saturday,so we will have to up the VOLUME.....lets go back in time to the 70,s and 80,s when most of the time we outsung the home fans,,,,so come on and sing with me........OH WHEN THE TOWN,GO MARCHING IN,,,,,,,HUDDERSFIELD TIL I DIE
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Post by malvernterrier on Dec 6, 2007 21:45:34 GMT 1
''There were weeds fans on roof tops, weeds fans on tiles.....weeds fans with syphalis, weeds fans with piles.....weeds fans were running for miles and miles....when they saw Mick Buxtons blue army'' HECK----MOND-----WIKE!!!!!! HECK-----MOND------WIKE!!!!!!
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Post by jimmymac1964 on Dec 6, 2007 21:46:48 GMT 1
LOL ;D===
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Post by LS10 on Dec 6, 2007 21:48:24 GMT 1
''There were weeds fans on roof tops, weeds fans on tiles.....weeds fans with syphalis, weeds fans with piles.....weeds fans were running for miles and miles....when they saw Mick Buxtons blue army'' HECK----MOND-----WIKE!!!!!! HECK-----MOND------WIKE!!!!!! ;D ;DPlease please get that one going, you'll give us all a laff. |
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Post by shelleyblue on Dec 6, 2007 21:48:34 GMT 1
Hello Russ, looks like your getting the hang of things on here. won't be there myself but our Joe will and I'm sure he'll be singing. Hope our Gaz gets home in one piece though he's in with the Yids fans.
Sing loud and be proud.
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Post by malvernterrier on Dec 6, 2007 21:53:08 GMT 1
Whos that knocking on the Cowshed? Whos that knocking on the door?....Biily Bremner and his men, cos theyve won F*** all again, and they cant get into Europe anymore!!!
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Post by malvernterrier on Dec 6, 2007 21:54:19 GMT 1
There is a Tavern in the Town, in the Town. Where Don Revie is a clown, is a clown. Billy Bremner, Jackie Charlton too....the biggest set of puffs in football boots!!!!
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Post by malvernterrier on Dec 6, 2007 21:55:39 GMT 1
''Who put the ball in the.........'' Fed up now, but all relevent!
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Post by ravyterrier on Dec 6, 2007 21:58:35 GMT 1
i will be going and i will be singing my heart out anyone got any ideas where row n 33 i will be sat there
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Post by panasonicgeese on Dec 6, 2007 22:44:21 GMT 1
Row T and says restricted view on the tickets  |
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Post by C.H on Dec 6, 2007 22:49:16 GMT 1
leeds 1 huddersfield 3
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Post by gruberhtafc on Dec 7, 2007 8:31:58 GMT 1
I will be singing me arse off ;D
[glow=red,2,300]Theres a Team ....[/glow]
[glow=red,2,300]Those were the day my friend ...[/glow]
[glow=red,2,300]ETC[/glow]
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Post by SN0W on Dec 7, 2007 11:55:02 GMT 1
JM, will you be handing out lyric sheets, if not I'll hum along to whatever everyone else is singing  |
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Post by panasonicgeese on Dec 7, 2007 12:00:31 GMT 1
We don't do much singing in the Panasonic (if any) so a few song suggestions in advance would be good so we can google the lyrics. Definately don't intend to be quiet tomorrow so any suggestions will be good. Anyone on here who knows my history will know that in the 70's, 80's and 90's I was home and away with a certain team in red who Leeds hate, so know plenty of those songs but not many Town ones.  |
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Post by gruberhtafc on Dec 7, 2007 13:25:54 GMT 1
I'd write the full lyrics to smile a while but don't want to risk getting it wrong and getting abuse.
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Post by jackosgal on Dec 7, 2007 13:53:32 GMT 1
This do ya? (Apologies if its not quite right)
There's a team that's dear to it's
followers,
Their colours are bright blue and
white,
They're a team of reknown, they're the
talk of the town,
And the game of Football is their
delight.
All the while upon the field of play,
Thousands gladly cheered them on their
way,
Often you could hear them say,
Who can beat the town today?
Then the bells shall ring so merrily,
Every goal shall be a memory,
So town play up and bring the cup,
Back to Huddersfield.
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Post by q8terrier on Dec 7, 2007 14:37:49 GMT 1
well my favourite song never seems to get sung, or never seem to hear it whenever i get home, so someone can give it a go. Surely someone knows the tune as i can't explain it. We are the people, who sing of victory, we'll follow huddersfield town wherever they may be we'll follow huddersfield town the champions of the north we will follow the Hudders Hello hello we are the cowshed boys hello hello we are the cowshed boys and if you are a l**ds fan  or you'll die (ok maybe not politically correct, but suppose you could put something like 'get piles') we will follow the hudders... -------------------------- another ditty is when i was a laddie my mam said to me will it be l**ds or will it be sheffield but i said no it be huddersfield town --------------------- the hecky version of marching on together might not go down too well, but was quite funny when you got 50 p*ssed lads on a coach -------------------- don't forget is that all you get at home - just for the wind up effect |
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Post by Fullisheight on Dec 7, 2007 14:55:02 GMT 1
I feel a little uncomfortable about saying this Q8, but would that be the......err........ Joey Deacon version? |
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Post by q8terrier on Dec 7, 2007 15:02:57 GMT 1
well the words might be more or less the same, but it was more the way it was sang that would upset some folk. i think you had to be on the chilly bus, having had the usual 3 hour stop off somewhere which usually involved being forced into a pub to take shelter from the cold , to appreciate it (ie. not get upset about it).
i'd stick with the we are the people, much nicer (aparting from hoping they die, which obviously for any l**ds fan reading we'd settle for a bad illness, i had shingles a few weeks back that'd do for em (as it's a little painful and worrying when you don't know what it is), but won't fit in the song ).
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Post by hull0leeds4 on Dec 7, 2007 15:06:28 GMT 1
You would wish shingles on us friendly Leeds fans! How could you.  |
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Post by q8terrier on Dec 7, 2007 15:10:18 GMT 1
well not all of them. my brothers a l**ds fan, so he doesn't have to get it.
just hoping the stuff i read on the internet about getting it only once is true.
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Post by hull0leeds4 on Dec 7, 2007 15:15:01 GMT 1
well not all of them. my brothers a l**ds fan, so he doesn't have to get it. just hoping the stuff i read on the internet about getting it only once is true. Yes, you can only get it once. Supporting anyone other than the mighty white wizards is, I fear, terminal.  |
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Post by malvernterrier on Dec 7, 2007 15:18:19 GMT 1
LOL Bob....the way we sung it may just be a bit OTT these days, but bloody 'ell wasnt it funny when 50 lads were singing it clapping and missing the hands........I think Saki actually did sing that way!!!!!!!! Have you read ''Come on then'' yet? At the beggining Hecky gets a good mention and I get a mention by name.....made my day and actually brought a tear to my eye. If you havnt got a copy you can have mine in Feb.
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Post by gruberhtafc on Dec 7, 2007 15:22:01 GMT 1
Right thats it with the news of fn glennon I got a chant for both sets of fans
THE FA ARE WAN**RS
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Post by q8terrier on Dec 7, 2007 15:22:17 GMT 1
ah well, he tried to convert me. dragged along when man u played there the first season after their promotion (75-76?). wombles in the cup (46K), ipswich cup replay (50K),plenty of others i can vaguely remember. for some reason i still preferred the few thousand that we got at town around the same time and never used to feel that comfortable (in fact i nearly always wore a town silk  , remember them?, when i went, tho you couldn't tell what it was unless you unravelled it and read it). Can't explain it. We lived closer to the L**ds ground, up the old leeds road into Birstall, but still preferred the longer bus journey up to huddersfield. My dad told me my brother only started going to watch L**ds when i started going to town games with him, so suppose it was my fault he turned. |
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Post by hull0leeds4 on Dec 7, 2007 15:29:49 GMT 1
ah well, he tried to convert me. dragged along when man u played there the first season after their promotion (75-76?). wombles in the cup (46K), ipswich cup replay (50K),plenty of others i can vaguely remember. for some reason i still preferred the few thousand that we got at town around the same time and never used to feel that comfortable (in fact i nearly always wore a town silk , remember them?, when i went, tho you couldn't tell what it was unless you unravelled it and read it). Can't explain it. We lived closer to the L**ds ground, up the old leeds road into Birstall, but still preferred the longer bus journey up to huddersfield. My dad told me my brother only started going to watch L**ds when i started going to town games with him, so suppose it was my fault he turned. Nice story mate, that's what following a football team is all about, I don't think you really choose your team, more a team chooses you. I used to go to Hull city games but never felt at home and insisted on wearing my Leeds sweatbands and longed for the day when I would be old enough to go to Bellend road. |
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Post by Fullisheight on Dec 7, 2007 15:41:59 GMT 1
Being brought up in Cleck & Hecky it was hard not to have to mix with Leeds fans but hardly any of them ever went, could never work that out because this was when they were doing well. My next door neighbour moved to Hecky when his Dad retired from the RAF because they wanted to be near Leeds and thought Hecky would be full of Leeds fans, he got a bit of surpirise the first time he hung his Leeds towel out....they don't half burn well ;D
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Post by malvernterrier on Dec 7, 2007 15:47:42 GMT 1
LOL...opposite the Flush snooker club are some terraced houses....this kid (real big bloke too) had a yiddy sticker in his window of a yiddy fan peeing on a Town shirt.......when his window got smashed he blamed the piss heads from the snooker club!!!! hahahahahah
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Post by q8terrier on Dec 7, 2007 15:49:48 GMT 1
there's a coincidence. we moved back to birstall when my dad retired from the RAF. My first school was the control tower at biggin hill.
Where we lived (howden clough) there were quite a few l**ds fans who actually went to games, and one or two town fans about.
I actually provided the programme tokens for a l**ds fan to get tickets for paris when they got to the european final, as i used to collect programmes and let him have all the tokens they used to put in the top right corner on the front page.
I used to travel to the home games on the national coach that used to go round the heavy woollen area and when we used to play l**ds pre-season it used to have both sets of supporters on and no trouble. Don't think you could do that nowadays.
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Post by malvernterrier on Dec 7, 2007 15:52:55 GMT 1
there's a coincidence. we moved back to birstall when my dad retired from the RAF. My first school was the control tower at biggin hill. Where we lived (howden clough) there were quite a few l**ds fans who actually went to games, and one or two town fans about. I actually provided the programme tokens for a l**ds fan to get tickets for paris when they got to the european final, as i used to collect programmes and let him have all the tokens they used to put in the top right corner on the front page. I used to travel to the home games on the national coach that used to go round the heavy woollen area and when we used to play l**ds pre-season it used to have both sets of supporters on and no trouble. Don't think you could do that nowadays. |
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or you'll die (ok maybe not politically correct, but suppose you could put something like 'get piles')
, remember them?, when i went, tho you couldn't tell what it was unless you unravelled it and read it). Can't explain it. We lived closer to the L**ds ground, up the old leeds road into Birstall, but still preferred the longer bus journey up to huddersfield.