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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15 View Post
    Err... Tottenham!
    Thank you.

  2. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    "Oh I never felt more like redacted the redacted
    When Arsenal win
    And Tottenham lose
    Oh Arsenal!
    You got me redacted the redacted"

    You never hear that one any more, do you?
    Indeed not. I think the sly hissing noise at WHL is long overdue a comeback. We'll tell them (the Police) that it's post Trumpist irony.

  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15 View Post
    Indeed not. I think the sly hissing noise at WHL is long overdue a comeback. We'll tell them (the Police) that it's post Trumpist irony.
    When did such songs actually disappear, though? I can't remember them being sung since the vandals destroyed the real North Bank and built that monstrosity with seats. Can it really be 25 years? There must eb a generation of fans who never heard the good old tunes.

    "Who's that lying on the runway?
    Who's that dying in the snow
    It's Matt Busby and his boys
    And they're making all the noise
    'Cos they couldn't get their aeroplane to go!"

    And, of course, the refrain:

    "Too many lived
    And not enough died
    In the Munich air disaster!"

  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    When did such songs actually disappear, though? I can't remember them being sung since the vandals destroyed the real North Bank and built that monstrosity with seats. Can it really be 25 years? There must eb a generation of fans who never heard the good old tunes.

    "Who's that lying on the runway?
    Who's that dying in the snow
    It's Matt Busby and his boys
    And they're making all the noise
    'Cos they couldn't get their aeroplane to go!"

    And, of course, the refrain:

    "Too many lived
    And not enough died
    In the Munich air disaster!"
    And when I tell the kids about,

    "Twelve went up and seven died
    Man U now play five-a-side
    With a nick nack, paddy-wack
    Busby was a cvnt
    Shame he weren't sat near the front"

    they simply do not believe such visceral loathing could be encapsulated in song

  5. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15 View Post
    And when I tell the kids about,

    "Twelve went up and seven died
    Man U now play five-a-side
    With a nick nack, paddy-wack
    Busby was a cvnt
    Shame he weren't sat near the front"

    they simply do not believe such visceral loathing could be encapsulated in song
    I was told once about a ditty that included the line, "They found Duncan Edwards but not his fúcking head", but sadly never heard it.

  6. #26
    Quote Originally Posted by pat vegas View Post
    thank you.
    thas awright mate!!!!

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    Both Doom Bar and Young's Ordinary are superior to Spitfire, which is little better than pīss.

    Young's Ordinary is, in fact, a superbly-flavoured golden ale.
    Not sure if it is Young's Ordinary or not, but when I've had it I have found it too bland and acidic to enjoy. Doombar is just vile. A bitter that gives bitter a bad name. I'd rather have a pint of a Fosters.

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15 View Post
    And when I tell the kids about,

    "Twelve went up and seven died
    Man U now play five-a-side
    With a nick nack, paddy-wack
    Busby was a cvnt
    Shame he weren't sat near the front"

    they simply do not believe such visceral loathing could be encapsulated in song
    Not heard that one hack shoe a lee, very good.

  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    Both Doom Bar and Young's Ordinary are superior to Spitfire, which is little better than pīss.
    Doom Bar is indeed superior to Spitfire but to describe Spitfire as 'piss' is beer snobbery gone mad. Anyway, we did this the other week, and especially when Spitfire is one the more affordable bottles from the shop it is very acceptable to drink at home.

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