You eat dogs in your own country
So nobody eats dogs in Korea?
You eat dogs in your own country
And would it be racist to sing you eat snails or frogs legs in your own country to a French player?
maybe it was. There's nowt so plagiaristic as a football chant... Fed will be along in a minute
I can't believe this after all the crap I got on the Suarez thread.
Another one we used to sing was,True.
Fed will be able to confirm if it was sung at Everton fans as well as LFC ones - I suspect it was/is.
Another one we used to sing was,
Feed the Scousers, let them know it's Christmas time.
No it was one of the live aid concerts, remember the song that Bono and all the other pop star sang? Feed the people I think was the original line.Seems these ones are all basically anti-Irish (a reference to the famine, no?)
Anti Irish songs?Seems these ones are all basically anti-Irish (a reference to the famine, no?)
No it was one of the live aid concerts, remember the song that Bono and all the other pop star sang? Feed the people I think was the original line.
I am Irish.yeah I know the song it's a tune for, but that and the rats one are basically 'you're so fucking poor you're starving, haha' sung at a club from a city with massive Irish immigration. Hibs get the rats one and their full name is Edinburgh Hibernian.
I'm not really. I'm just stunned by the hypocrisy.That's cos you are such a thick cunt.
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I am Irish.
So, you are wrong, I could actually find it offensive that you are equating eating rats with being Irish.
No it was one of the live aid concerts, remember the song that Bono and all the other pop star sang? Feed the people I think was the original line.
Manchester is also full of Irish, and I heard plenty of Irish born supporters singing it, you really are way off track with this one.
I used to sing sign on sign on cos you'll never get a job at them, and I was on the dole myself.That's correct cos I remember City playing Sheffield Wednesday during the miners strike and we sang "feed the miners, let them know its Christmas time". Of course some of my thicker mates thought it was just a clever rmix of the Scouser song.
Can;t remember what we sand to Notts Co that season; scab counts was about the height of it.
I used to sing sign on sign on cos you'll never get a job at them, and I was on the dole myself.
Nah, would not use the word superiority, lot of rivalry for some reason, but away from the football it is mostly good natured, don't know anyone who genuinely hates Scousers.Yeah that old one too. i did it when i was on the dole as well.
As a city, Manchester just seems to have such a superiority complex when it comes to Liverpool.
And to whoever asked if it was also sung at Everton fans. of course. They're the blue dippers.
yeah I know the song it's a tune for, but that and the rats one are basically 'you're so fucking poor you're starving, haha' sung at a club from a city with massive Irish immigration. Hibs get the rats one and their full name is Edinburgh Hibernian.
*shrug* maybe. I just think it's a bit like Rangers singing the Famine Song at Celtic.
@wee piper
That song was sung by all and sundry in england - against whoever their most bitter rivals were.
Mind you I have NEVER heard it sung AT fans BY fans from the same city - which is clearly fuckin stupid and (on reflection) indeed sectarian/racist, when sung by Hertz fans about their fellow citizens.The next verse is 'you piss on the carpet and shit in the bath, you finger your Grandma and think it's a laugh'
Then 'Your Mum's on the game and your Dad's in the nick, you can't get a job 'cause you're too fucking thick'
So no, don't think it's an anti Irish thing. Just a parody of In your Liverpool home with some not nice words.
I won't repeat the final verse, there's places I won't go.
You eat dogs in your own country
In fact I'm sure using the Celtic/Rangers example Liverpool and United would fall on the same side of whichever goes with which (I can never remember or care that much)
traditionally Liverpool would be the 'prod' team