chucky1973
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Never really understood this one? Seems a bit of a pointless chant. They obviously know who they are

It is an insult as in - who the f*** are you? You are a nobody.
when its sung to us, I think "tossers"!!
Never really understood this one? Seems a bit of a pointless chant. They obviously know who they are![]()
Should change it to The Who's version of
Who are you oo oo oo oo
Who are you oo oo oo oo
Who the F@@k are you
Who are you oo oo oo oo
Who are you oo oo oo oo
This board prefers the nancy songs I suspect.
Who are ya chant is a good song when like any song . . it is used at the right time
Never really understood this one? Seems a bit of a pointless chant. They obviously know who they are![]()
I think that was because the announcer at the goldstone called him david blackham and he was only 17 so we didnt actually know who he was.Timing. It's a mark of LACK of respect, like we sang at Mark Hughes' Man City a couple of seasons ago beating them out of the cup. It can say "we don't fear your reputation". If fans sing it at us, I think we can take it as a compliment that we are on the map enough for fans to want to talk us down - unless they are less known than us, like that United Jr. side who were beating us in the cup at Withdean sang (among all the other excellent songs they constantly sang).
Didn't our fans sing it at Beckham when he made his debut? That would seem inapropriate when a player is truly an unknown anyway.
I think that was because the announcer at the goldstone called him david blackham and he was only 17 so we didnt actually know who he was.
When Tomasz Koozach signed for us he said something along the lines of 'I hadn't heard of Brighton'...which was a little surprising seeing as he'd played us twice in Watford colours the season before.
If we didn't know who he was, and no-one else apart from his club knew who he was, it was a bit pointless to simply confirm it to a substitute.
I think there were several songs that fans sang without thinking just because they heard them from other club fans.
if my memory serves me well it was sung because we didnt know who he was as an unknown sub for man U - i think the goldstone faithful were trying to be ironic - its ironic that he turned out to be perhaps the most iconic footballer of the generation!