Old Forest Chants & Songs
#25
Where's your caravan where's your caravan.

This was aimed at opposing players who had long hair and was usually followed by gypo gypo gypo.
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#26
You'll never take the Trent End, you'll never take the Trent End.
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#27
Remember being regaled - on the trip over to Munich - with a song about Wally Ardron & his goal scoring exploits.
The guy was significantly older than me & so I don’t expect anyone to know the words (I certainly can’t remember) - but then again?
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#28
(12-09-2018, 10:16 AM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: Remember being regaled - on the trip over to Munich - with a song about Wally Ardron & his goal scoring exploits.
The guy was significantly older than me & so I don’t expect anyone to know the words (I certainly can’t remember) - but then again?

I think Joe Baker will remember the words to that.

Come on Joe, lets have it...
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#29
(12-09-2018, 12:17 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:
(12-09-2018, 10:16 AM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: Remember being regaled - on the trip over to Munich - with a song about Wally Ardron & his goal scoring exploits.
The guy was significantly older than me & so I don’t expect anyone to know the words (I certainly can’t remember) - but then again?

I think Joe Baker will remember the words to that.

Come on Joe, lets have it...
JBL....Possibly not, Wally Ardron was a little before my time, I remember my Grandfather talking about him, let's see if Joe Baker can recall the words...
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#30
(12-09-2018, 01:41 PM)Joe Baker Legend Wrote:
(12-09-2018, 12:17 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:
(12-09-2018, 10:16 AM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: Remember being regaled - on the trip over to Munich - with a song about Wally Ardron & his goal scoring exploits.
The guy was significantly older than me & so I don’t expect anyone to know the words (I certainly can’t remember) - but then again?

I think Joe Baker will remember the words to that.

Come on Joe, lets have it...
JBL....Possibly not, Wally Ardron was a little before my time, I remember my Grandfather talking about him, let's see if Joe Baker can recall the words...

King Joe, when you read this, you are our last hope to find the words to the above song...
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#31
Sorry lads never heard of it, even I'm not that old, honest.
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#32
To the tune of Those Were The Days by Mary Hopkin
Those were the days my friend when we'd go down Trent End.
Wed sing and dance for ever and a day.
We'd see Joe Baker score and Ian Storey Moore.
Those were the days oh yes those were the days
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#33
Singing aye aye Ian Story-Moore, singing aye aye Ian Story-Moore , singing aye aye Ian, aye aye Ian, aye aye Ian Story-Moore.
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#34
(13-09-2018, 02:37 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Singing aye aye Ian Story-Moore, singing aye aye Ian Story-Moore , singing aye aye Ian, aye aye Ian, aye aye Ian Story-Moore.

I think this one may have been sung to the Jeff Beck song Hi Ho Silver Lining
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#35
Your gonna get your f*****g heads kicked in  :huh:

That makes me cringe now when I think about it  :blush:
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#36
(13-09-2018, 06:42 PM)Jasper Scarrott Wrote: Your gonna get your f*****g heads kicked in  :huh:

That makes me cringe now when I think about it  :blush:

I remember that Jasper.

It really is seriously embarrassing now  :blush:
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