Chants.

[Kean Deats]

Originally Posted by El Jonez

At away games, Jacko standing on his seat facing the masses arms aloft, starting us off with "Everywhere we goooooooooo". What a legend.

Or the "traveling along singing a song side by side" song I used to like. Its a shame we don't do the classics anymore or come up with new ones for all our players. But I do like the Declan Swans song that everybody sings that's unique

[EnglishRed]

Originally Posted by Willywill

Yes, I am too old for this now, but I agree. On the Kop at Liverpool, the chants are generally topical and funny. We can even pick some of them out on the telly. The Wrexham chants are cringe worthy and re cycled. A personal dislike of mine is “stand up if you love Wrexham”. Just an excuse for some oik to block our view, again!

I know I'm getting older now because I dont always stand up for that. Im in my 40s now and I enjoy a good sit down.

[OneLoveWrexham]

The Declan swans song needs singing more for longer, sounds well that does. I was always a fan of the ring of fire which I think came around in the 98 point season most of the other stuff is drivel but it was a good atmosphere at times on Saturday. Jake Hyde needs his own song but definitely not ‘Jakey Hyde Jakey Jakey Hyde’

[El Jonez]

Originally Posted by OneLoveWrexham

The Declan swans song needs singing more for longer, sounds well that does. I was always a fan of the ring of fire which I think came around in the 98 point season most of the other stuff is drivel but it was a good atmosphere at times on Saturday. Jake Hyde needs his own song but definitely not ‘Jakey Hyde Jakey Jakey Hyde’

To that cheeseball Bony M tune...Hooray! Hooray! It’s a Holi-Holiday

Hooray, Hooray
Jake Hyde he loves to play
When he gets the ball and he scores a goal
Hydey Hydey Ho

I will get my coat!

[dragonspark]

there is a song i hear at Wrexham and a loot of other fans singing too, i think its ally oo or something like that, does anyone else really dislike the sound of it, so bloody doleful

[techender]

The "we've got Mullin" song caught on well last weekend and sounded good, but unfortunately it falls away as many in parts of the ground other than the Wrex Rent, won't use the bad language, so after a good start it just fades away.

Why the words can't be something like "he plays in red and white, and his boots are dynamite" instead of "he plays in red and white and he's fuc*^ng dynamite" is a shame.

[sandyred]

Originally Posted by techender

The "we've got Mullin" song caught on well last weekend and sounded good, but unfortunately it falls away as many in parts of the ground other than the Wrex Rent, won't use the bad language, so after a good start it just fades away.

Why the words can't be something like "he plays in red and white, and his boots are dynamite" instead of "he plays in red and white and he's fuc*^ng dynamite" is a shame.

I don’t see Liverpool fans singing Allaz allaz & omitting the F word
😂😂

[sionwxm]

Originally Posted by WXM76

The ones on the kop that got the ground going were always the simple ones that weren't really sung on Sat.

We love you Wrexham, we do....
and We're by far the greatest team

Always caught on round the ground.

The problem with some of the others are if not many know the words but know the tune, they easily lose momentum rather than build momentum. Even the generic Parkinsons Red and White army if persisted with would catch on massively in that crowd sat. Remember at Brentford years ago Jacko and a few doing Brian Flynns red and white army for what seemed forever until everyone was singing it through half time.

Maybe just too old for this now

Those 2 chants are great but are hardly heard at the Racecourse anymore.

[Kean Deats]

Originally Posted by techender

The "we've got Mullin" song caught on well last weekend and sounded good, but unfortunately it falls away as many in parts of the ground other than the Wrex Rent, won't use the bad language, so after a good start it just fades away.

Why the words can't be something like "he plays in red and white, and his boots are dynamite" instead of "he plays in red and white and he's fuc*^ng dynamite" is a shame.

I agree to an extent I dont mind swearing in songs but its hard if you have kids. IMO swearing in songs isnt the worst thing but if you only sing 3 songs through out the whole match and 2 of them have swearing in its a bit naff.