Yet another thread with the aim of taking my mind off Saturday. I suspect this has been done before, so apologies in advance.
Anyway, back when I was a Milton Roader my claim to fame (which as we all know actually means the complete opposite) was that me and my mate Dale came up with the song/chant, "Give it to Ron, give it to Ron, on his head, on his head". We thought we were Lennon and McCartney.
We have had some great songs since then and some really awful ones. So I was wondering what have been your favourites over the years and any ideas for new ones.
One that I would have liked during the Redknapp era is something from the great "Hurry up Harry, come on. We're going down the pub" etc. Sham 69 as I recall.
One I keep trying to get going now is for Billy Sharp to the tune of The Jam's "Billy Hunt" i.e. "Billy Sharp, Billy Sharp Billy, Billy, Billy" etc. Without any success I might add, apart from Mrs Lff who humours me occasionally.
So, what have you got. It doesn't have to be clever, one of my all time favourites was, for example, "ooh Terry Hurlock" Not exactly Shakespeare.
Anyway, back when I was a Milton Roader my claim to fame (which as we all know actually means the complete opposite) was that me and my mate Dale came up with the song/chant, "Give it to Ron, give it to Ron, on his head, on his head". We thought we were Lennon and McCartney.
We have had some great songs since then and some really awful ones. So I was wondering what have been your favourites over the years and any ideas for new ones.
One that I would have liked during the Redknapp era is something from the great "Hurry up Harry, come on. We're going down the pub" etc. Sham 69 as I recall.
One I keep trying to get going now is for Billy Sharp to the tune of The Jam's "Billy Hunt" i.e. "Billy Sharp, Billy Sharp Billy, Billy, Billy" etc. Without any success I might add, apart from Mrs Lff who humours me occasionally.
So, what have you got. It doesn't have to be clever, one of my all time favourites was, for example, "ooh Terry Hurlock" Not exactly Shakespeare.