It actually Margentina in honour of their manager. Agree about Cantona though.
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It actually Margentina in honour of their manager. Agree about Cantona though.
oxfordseagull
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Great fans but its really starting to grate me now!
sweetmods
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Couldn't agree more - the Argentina chant really does my bonce in for any number of reasons.
EDIT - OK so it might be Margentina but it is obviously intended to sound like the original Manc tune....either way.....annoying
EDIT - OK so it might be Margentina but it is obviously intended to sound like the original Manc tune....either way.....annoying
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I thought there was a reasonable cheer I heard on ESPN...
Oh well perhaps then, I'm watching online and the sound's not great!
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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Didn't know that. Mind you, their big brothers down the road chant it in homage to Heinze and to show their lack of respect for the national team. Hateful *****.
jimmypbha
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They only seem to be singing 2 songs
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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Adolf Roca looks like their biggest threat.
oxfordseagull
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shit kish has got a nood or whatever its called!
'sladegull
fat boy fat
we need to get hold of and keep the bloody ball....
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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We've relaxed too much, should have been upping the tempo.
Barrel of Fun
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I don't see the problem. I am sure we have chanted about Uruguay and had Uruguayan flags before?
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Oh, Sandaza.
'sladegull
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sandaza and Muzza linking up well again
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Interesting what they were saying that FC United's style of play not fitting the league they are in.
They really are quite a decent side when allowed to play.
They really are quite a decent side when allowed to play.
'sladegull
fat boy fat
they do try to play football....
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,272
I don't see the problem either. If either of our Argentinians actually turned out to be any good, I'd quite happily sing "Argentina" for them, in the absence of any other songs.
We've had footballing issues with plenty of countries before, I don't see why Argentina is any more of an issue.
We've had footballing issues with plenty of countries before, I don't see why Argentina is any more of an issue.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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There's a massive difference when they started signing it the first game of the 98/99 season when they had just knocked us out of the World Cup. No other club did it.
I'm not buying into the FCUM love-in I'm afraid BOF. They are Manchester United fans, end of. Some of the bell ends there tonight are even wearing the green and gold
- Jul 7, 2003
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Oooh, a United player waving an imaginary yellow card, I bloody HATE that. I thought that was a yellow card offence in itself these days?
Jimmy Grimble
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The type of people who would sing that Argentina song are the type of people who sit in H block at Withdean.
That alone is reason enough for it to be a shit song.
That alone is reason enough for it to be a shit song.
Is it only me finding this ridiculously dull?