Chants v Germany
Chants v Germany
Is this really that surprising or that offensive. Many journalists are harping on in faux horror about people singing about 2 world wars etc. Nobody is blaming is modern Germans but with a history of having started 2 world wars and committed atrocities along the way I think there will always be this sort of chanting.
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Re: Chants v Germany
What about all the atrocities our nation has committed over the course of its history?
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It's not like any of the Germans in attendance were responsible for any of the atrocities committed. It is inappropriate.
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What about them?ClaretAndJew wrote:What about all the atrocities our nation has committed over the course of its history?
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Well... Why is it just what we say to X Y Z? They've done this, they've done that. It's all relative, I suppose. I just don't know what the initial post is referring to, in terms of.... Someone being up in arms about chanting at the Germans about some world wars. Every nation has gone on to commit some kind of atrocitiy.
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Group of England supporters in London act like swaggering unwelcoming arrogant t***s.
Wow, that really has opened my eyes.
Wow, that really has opened my eyes.
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Singing chants because of atrocities committed in the past... ok that's a song sorted for when England play Argentina, Brazil, Congo, Germany, Uruguay, USA, Turkey, Japan, Russia, Serbia to name just a few. Maybe they should sing it to themselves during the player's warmup too. Bellend
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It's moronic and embarrassing.
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It's all a little Basil Fawlty really.
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The Brass Band often plays the theme from Tge Great Escape. Should they be censored ?
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So as a teenager I'll kill a few hundred million people from another nation or two just like my dear daddy did 30 years before me then when I'm 80 plus I'll be all offended when I'm on a footy match with my son and grandson cos people from the nationn whose ancestors I slaughtered and tortured have a sing song at my expense.
**** me what a twisted sense of morality do the politically correct preach.
**** me what a twisted sense of morality do the politically correct preach.
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Christ almighty, your school teachers clearly failed you.BleedingClaret wrote:So as a teenager I'll kill a few hundred million people from another nation or two just like my dear daddy did 30 years before me then when I'm 80 plus I'll be all offended when I'm on a footy match with my son and grandson cos people from the nationn whose ancestors I slaughtered and tortured have a sing song at my expense.
**** me what a twisted sense of morality do the politically correct preach.
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The brass band should be shot, whatever they play.
Does anyone know if the Germans sing to the Russians about Eylau, or the Uman Pocket?
Do the French sing to us about Formingy and Castillion?
Does anyone know if the Germans sing to the Russians about Eylau, or the Uman Pocket?
Do the French sing to us about Formingy and Castillion?
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Re: Chants v Germany
Not really a surprise when you look at the songs some clubs aim at each other.
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Rangers fans have it right I suppose...lads just enjoying themselves.
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Did you know that Domestos kills 99% of all known Germans?
I don't buy the stuff, it's rubbish...
I don't buy the stuff, it's rubbish...
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'The brass band should be shot, whatever they play.'
Amen to that.
Amen to that.
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Two World Wars and a World Cup, do dah...recurring.
At which point do we stop celebrating our victories?
If the Germans had won the 2nd World War I wouldn't be here to press the Submit button in...now...
At which point do we stop celebrating our victories?
If the Germans had won the 2nd World War I wouldn't be here to press the Submit button in...now...
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I can't wait to see what happens next time we play Afghanistan or Saudi Arabia. (Or Isreal, if you believe they were responsible for 9/11)
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Saudi Arabia away would be interesting.
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At least they'd be soberDiesel wrote:Saudi Arabia away would be interesting.
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I'd rather our lads were legless than headless...TheFamilyCat wrote:At least they'd be sober
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I'm just a pussycat, just having a hissy fit earlier, get irked by the moral high ground types.Il Duce wrote:Christ almighty, your school teachers clearly failed you.
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If any other nation wants to make up a chant about Englands gloriously dubious past then they can crack on for me.ClaretAndJew wrote:What about all the atrocities our nation has committed over the course of its history?
you only won because they had spears.
you only won because they had spears.
you went to Zululand
and only won because they had spears
your criminals do better
your criminals do better
you stuck them on an Island
and now they do better than you.
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They should sing to us: 4 world cups and no world wars .....
Also love the people slagging off the band. All the England away games I've been to ALL the England fans love the band. You're either in the minority or don't go to away games, which is it?
Also love the people slagging off the band. All the England away games I've been to ALL the England fans love the band. You're either in the minority or don't go to away games, which is it?
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Re: Chants v Germany
I'm not one to usually criticise our support but some of the chants are cringeworthy at best.
However on a day where we had the horrible event in London and the respect shown by the Germans after the 'British Olympic' national anthem, I thought as a given, we should have shown a bit of decorum and respect.
I'm all for taking the ****, but having lived in a European country for six years, I know that you're already labelled as a hoolie/English tw@t if you like football and a beer. That's without the moronic singing or setting fire to flags.
However on a day where we had the horrible event in London and the respect shown by the Germans after the 'British Olympic' national anthem, I thought as a given, we should have shown a bit of decorum and respect.
I'm all for taking the ****, but having lived in a European country for six years, I know that you're already labelled as a hoolie/English tw@t if you like football and a beer. That's without the moronic singing or setting fire to flags.
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Anyone who likes the Band also likes goal music.
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That's quite possibly the least surprising thing I've ever heard. Most travelling England fans are utter cretins, so it's no surprise that they love the embarrassing band and their instrumental excretions.clentclaret wrote:All the England away games I've been to ALL the England fans love the band.
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JohnMcGreal wrote: Most travelling England fans are utter cretins
That'll go nicely with your 'most leave the European Union voters are racist' opinion that you have John.
You're a strange fella. Where does the hatred come from John?
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All Germans I have met are really decent folk, very welcoming and friendly to me as an englishman on my visits to various German towns and cities.
England fans are pathetic. Not in my name.
England fans are pathetic. Not in my name.
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Bet they love 'patriotic' cringeworthy crap ads like this..
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As ever nowadays people queuing up to be offended by anything that happens to be available. Wouldn't sing these songs myself but who the hell cares ? .......as Fulledge says let anyone who fancies singing about our own dubious past get on with it if they want.
Put me down as a volunteer for the firing squad for the brass band though.
Put me down as a volunteer for the firing squad for the brass band though.
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Oi! Get in the queue!
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Until you started talking, presumably?Saxoman wrote:All Germans I have met are really decent folk, very welcoming and friendly to me as an englishman on my visits to various German towns and cities.