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Ideally not, but there are some it inspires (to ram it back down their throats). Zaha always plays his best game against us, Dunk loves giving it back to Palace, Walker took Millwall to bits. One man's breakdown is another man's man of the match / hero status at club.

Like I said, Palace do it every game with Dunk. Reference on here to chants aimed at Flash Walker and the song about a packet of sweets that was regularly sung to Wenger. Talking of Arsenal, I remember the 88 cup game against them with the whole North Stand singing "Sansom is a piss head" at...

Both things are true aren’t they? I don’t think Akinfenwa was targeted because he’s black but because he’s an obviously good player for a rival. We target Zaha because he’s Palace, not because he’s black (and they sing sex offender songs about the white Dunk). Nevertheless, Clamp is totally...

Regardless of other posts on this thread by you, me and others I agree with this 100%. Football rivalries are totally necessary. For fans it gives the proper visceral, tribal experience of belonging. Of literally nothing else mattering for 90 minutes other than that game. It's at moments like...

That'll be the approach if I hear it on the Spurs trip I think. On the way back from Southampton they were at the other end of the carriage and were also told to shut it by pretty much everyone else. Same lot that do the "Zaha malaria" chant I reckon.

What I do know is that some of our "yoof" are so stupid they were singing this about one of our players (yes the one who was arrested for it), presumably as some kind of ironic "celebration". On the train back from Villa and Saints. Perhaps it'll come out again at Spurs, but let's hope not...