[Albion] Best chant for an Albion player ever.

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Go left, go right (70's) was always great
More recently Oh Stevie Sidwell, When the ball hits the net like a ....... and have always loved "We are going up, say we are going up"

Always funny dance around if you hate Palace

On the train back from Boro' was legendary in terms of songs, right the way through the repertoire

Dambusters v Burnley

 

[Papa Lazarou]

No no Nogan to the tune of No Limit, by 2 Unlimited.

 

[Palacefinder General]

"Taxi for Minton" (Goldstone North Stand 1996)

 

[PoG]

Locadia couldn't hit a barn door, do do do do...........

No that Bissouma's chant.

 

[METALMICKY]

Johnny Crumplin football genius

This and I had the t shirt to go with it!

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Uwe Hunemeier had 2 of the best in recent years.

Stevie Sidwell's is also a favourite.

 

[loco61]

my top five without much thought

-He Shot he Scored It must be Peter Ward
-Build a Bonfire
-It´s Zamora
-Stand Up /Dance Around /Sit down if you hate Palace
-We´re on our Way

but then again
-GOSBTS
-Just like Brazil at Fans United
-"Going down Old Shoreham Road to see the Brighton Aces" : cos i could and did !
-and yes i agree the Oscar Garcia song was very good
-the Steve Sidwell song was another favourite

i think i could go on forever!

 

[Greg Bobkin]

No no Nogan to the tune of No Limit, by 2 Unlimited.

That saves me writing out the entire lyrics for it

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I've never understood why "One Emeka Ifejiagwa. There's only one Emeka Ifejiagwa. One Emeka Ifejiaaaaaagwa..." never really took off.

Because he took off. Thanks to you?

 

[Barham's tash]

Ulloa for me.

The sound of 'Who's that man from Argentina?' belting out from a packed AMEX was phenomenal.

In the Amex era it’s a toss up between this and the Knockaert song for the same reasons. They were easy, specific and not monotone drone like Albiiiiierrrrn Albiiiiierrrrnnn is.

Outside of Amex era a variety hold a decent place in my song heart:

Posh spice is a slapper she really is a tart and when she’s shagging Beckham she thinks of Gary Hart. Oh Gary Hart, Gary Gary Gary Hart.

No no, no no no no, no no no no, no no no no Nogan....

To name but two.


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[Publius Ovidius]

Loft,
loft will tear you apaaaaaart again!

 

[father_and_son]

In no particular order...

Man from Argentina
Oscar Garcia
Stevie Sidwell
It's Zamora

But also a big fan of Brighton Aces, Glory Glory and so many more.

 

[bhafc99]

Two Kerry Mayos, there's only two Kerry Mayos...

 

[Grassman]

"Taxi for Minton" (Goldstone North Stand 1996)

A few seasons after the infamous “F*ck off Codner!”, shouted out during a minutes silence. Class, that.

 

[Jesus Gul]

Thread title is chants specifically for players -

Michel Kuipers a former Dutch Marine (Chef) is another up there
Caspar Ankergren to baby give it up

Doug is Eeeeevil - this list goes on

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia.
Alleluia.

My mate Paul the priest turned around to me at Withdean and said "This is my favourite chant".

 

[Peter Grummit]

Top 3 in reverse order of the most joyful, emotional snd memorable chants:

3. "Stevie Gritt, Stevie Gritt, Stevie Stevie Gritt; he's got no hair but we don't care; Stevie Stevie Gritt!" After the final whistle at Hereford.

2. "Who's that man from Argentina? Who's that man we all adore? Leonardo is his name and he scores a goal a game and we won't mention Murray anymore!" After he scored that header at Forest.

1. "He shot, he scored, it must be Peter Ward! Peter Ward! Peter Ward!" Boxing Day 1979 v Palace - the whole North Stand bouncing under the old roof.

PG

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[Wilko]

Ulloa for me.

The sound of 'Who's that man from Argentina?' belting out from a packed AMEX was phenomenal.

Which should now be given to Alex Mac.

 

[RandyWanger]

Lua Lua, do doooo do do do Lua Lua

 

[Weststander]

Bissouma and Goldson’s .... I love the creativity by the persons who came up with those.

Oscar Garcia’s chant was simply copied from the Luis Garcia song.