HomeWe don't have that many songs we sing at the macron, but what are you're favourites? Have you made one up.
Just seen this one for the brick wall in defence
Just seen this one for the brick wall in defence
Terrace chants and songs
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Bread2.0
boltonbonce
Natasha Whittam
whatsgoingon
Norpig
BoltonTillIDie
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1 Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 09:29
BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
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2 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 09:34
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
they were singing this yesterday at the match but i couldn't make out the words properly. We need a song for our best player Clough now as well
3 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 09:41
whatsgoingon
Frank Worthington
They only seem to sing these songs away from home at the the Macron they don't seem to be able to come up with anything other than we are the only wanderers
4 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 11:13
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Singing is for choirs and bellends.
Why do people sing at matches? You wouldn't sing in a restaurant or at the cinema so why is it common place at the football? Will Madine suddenly start scoring if more people join in the singing?
I did make a song up though and I sing it in my head:
Fuck off Trotter,
Fuck off son,
Let's sub the fat wanker,
He weighs a fucking tonne.
Why do people sing at matches? You wouldn't sing in a restaurant or at the cinema so why is it common place at the football? Will Madine suddenly start scoring if more people join in the singing?
I did make a song up though and I sing it in my head:
Fuck off Trotter,
Fuck off son,
Let's sub the fat wanker,
He weighs a fucking tonne.
5 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 13:32
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Natasha Whittam wrote:Singing is for choirs and bellends.
Why do people sing at matches? You wouldn't sing in a restaurant or at the cinema so why is it common place at the football? Will Madine suddenly start scoring if more people join in the singing?
I did make a song up though and I sing it in my head:
Fuck off Trotter,
Fuck off son,
Let's sub the fat wanker,
He weighs a fucking tonne.
6 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 13:38
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Did all my singing in the Lever end as a lad. You grow out of it.
At 63,not peeing for 90 minutes is my main concern.
At 63,not peeing for 90 minutes is my main concern.
7 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 13:48
Bread2.0
Andy Walker
Zach Clough's......massive ears,
Stick out from his head!
They make him good at scoring goals
And dynamite in bed.
They help him with his balance
in every game we play
And he can hear a pin drop,
A hundred miles away!
Stick out from his head!
They make him good at scoring goals
And dynamite in bed.
They help him with his balance
in every game we play
And he can hear a pin drop,
A hundred miles away!
8 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 13:53
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
Obviously people sing at games to create an atmosphere, which is what you want at the football. You don't sing in the cinema because you are trying to watch a film. Are you just posting loads of shit today in an effort to reach 50000 posts a bit quicker.Natasha Whittam wrote:Singing is for choirs and bellends.
Why do people sing at matches? You wouldn't sing in a restaurant or at the cinema so why is it common place at the football? Will Madine suddenly start scoring if more people join in the singing?
I did make a song up though and I sing it in my head:
Fuck off Trotter,
Fuck off son,
Let's sub the fat wanker,
He weighs a fucking tonne.
I do like your song though, that one could prove very popular.
9 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 13:55
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
can the Trotter song not be changed to add a bit about chucking a bottle at his head?
10 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 13:55
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
I think it's time you left your armchair and got down to the Macron on matchdays to lead the masses.Bread2.0 wrote:Zach Clough's......massive ears,
Stick out from his head!
They make him good at scoring goals
And dynamite in bed.
They help him with his balance
in every game we play
And he can hear a pin drop,
A hundred miles away!
11 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 14:02
Bread2.0
Andy Walker
Only if they let me fetch my trombone with me.
12 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 14:19
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
boltonbonce wrote:Did all my singing in the Lever end as a lad. You grow out of it.
At 63,not peeing for 90 minutes is my main concern.
I'm the same nowadays bonce, used do drive the old Domino and Nine Card Don players mad, in't club after the match with our pissed up chants.
Talking about years ago , that Chant yesterday reminded me of Lonnie Donegan
13 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 14:40
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Lonnie bloody Donegan. Feeling old now.
One of the kids we took to the match yesterday asked me what it was like at the 1923 Cup Final.
It was a genuine question,which made it worse.
One of the kids we took to the match yesterday asked me what it was like at the 1923 Cup Final.
It was a genuine question,which made it worse.
14 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 18:26
rammywhite
Frank Worthington
Natasha Whittam wrote:Singing is for choirs and bellends.
Why do people sing at matches? You wouldn't sing in a restaurant or at the cinema so why is it common place at the football? Will Madine suddenly start scoring if more people join in the singing?
I did make a song up though and I sing it in my head:
Fuck off Trotter,
Fuck off son,
Let's sub the fat wanker,
He weighs a fucking tonne.
Priceless!!
15 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 18:54
NickFazer
El Hadji Diouf
The 3rd line works better if it is
"Let's sub the big fat wanker"
"Let's sub the big fat wanker"
16 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 20:15
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
I agree. I appreciate your input.
17 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 21:34
Bread2.0
Andy Walker
I still think mine sounds better on the trombone.
18 Re: Terrace chants and songs Sun Oct 30 2016, 21:40
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Bread2.0 wrote:I still think mine sounds better on the trombone.
Bring your Trombone to the Grimsby game and we'll see.
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