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8 Popular Club Chants And The Stories Behind Them
Music and football have always gone hand in hand from time immemorial. Almost every club these days has a chant which you’ll always hear blasting from the speakers in their stadium.
But what you probably don’t know is that most of these chants have interesting backstories that date back so many years. Well, we’re here to tell you all about that today. Make sure you stick around for the last chant- you will be really surprised.
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The best is "champions of europe, you'll never sing that"
Man united- This is the one
How about north London forever
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The craziest story behind a chant: Chelsea fans sing “CHELSEA, CHELSEA, CHELSEA” because the club is called Chelsea and they aren’t smart enough to come up with a good chant. Just like they can’t support a good football club. And also for every time they sing “CHELSEA” that is 1% chance of them not getting relegated. So if they say “CHELSEA” three times, it means there is a 3 percent chance of them not getting relegated
Simply the best my tina tuner for Rangers
That man city song is also a chant for Djurgården IF
Derby Steve Bloomers watching
Shout out to Celtic fans!
What you guys did with the "Bella Ciao" chant is commendable.
Newcastle blaydon races
Bro were is hala madid yanadamas
Glory Glory Man United ❣️
Dunfermline Athletic the skids.
Noth London forever
City’s biggest rival is United
My cousin played for West Ham in 2009-2012 his name Jack collison
I was literally just listening to the cityzen's chant. It's more than that for me. I find it very very soothing and relaxing.
club brugge use you never walk alone to
6:30 what the hell did the headmaster mean by that?
YNWA ❤
Hala madrid🤍❤🤍
Really great video. I will add some BIG infos regarding the football chants.
1.The traditional Manchester City football chant is "Blue Moon", whose original song was released in 1934 by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. In addition, Manchester City fans often used Oasis songs, particularly "Wonderwall", as a main anthem. This because Oasis, one of the well-known Britpop bands, was formed in Manchester and the important figures of Oasis, the Gallagher brothers (Liam and Noel), had been supporting this club since the childhood. Oasis had even staged a big concert in 1996 at Maine Road, which was the old ground of Manchester City before moving to City of Manchester Stadium.
2.Liverpool fans performed "One Kiss" after they won the FA Cup in 2022. You made a small mistakes in this video.
3.Liverpool also faced Celtic in the 2003 UEFA Cup QF. During the first leg at Celtic Park, Garry Marsden (RIP) had even performed YNWA live along with the fans of both clubs just before the kick-off. Celtic won 2-0 at Anfield after drawing 1-1 in the Celtic Park leg.
Honorable Mentions (and not related to the clubs):
1."Freed From Desire" by Gala. This song became a pop culture phenomenon in the sports due to the "Na Na Na Na Na Na" chorus, which is often used as an anthem, particularly to refer to the footballers who had a fantastic performance (like "Will Griggs on Fire"). It was even used as a goal song of the major tournaments, like World Cup and Euro.
2."Seven Nations Army" by The White Stripes. One of the best, well-known sport anthems, due to the main riff of this song being used as a chant (Oh oh oh oh). It became popular when Italy won the World Cup in 2006, before being overused as an anthem for the whole tournament, particularly during the 2018 World Cup (the entrance music). Originally, it was used by Club Brugge fans, who used it during the Champions League game against Milan in 2003.
3."Sweet Caroline" by Neil Diamond. While this song was highly associated with England's national football team more recently, particularly during Euro 2020, it was already used by English clubs like Reading and Aston Villa.
4."L'estate sta finendo" by Righeira. While this song was primarily used by some clubs from Italy due to the nature of this song (Un giorno all'improvviso), non-Italian clubs, mainly the English ones, rearranged this anthem by adding the "Allez Allez Allez" chants.
5.It has suggested that the Champions League main anthem by Tony Britten was actually a modified version of the traditional coronation song in England, known as "Zadok the Priest" by George Frideric Handel.