American Reacts to the FUNNIEST FOOTBALL CHANTS IN ENGLAND (+Lyrics)

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[@itsawaffle2692]

Sky TV deserves it

[@lichkinggamer5708]

I only use sky to watch football

[@madyottoyotto3055]

​@@lichkinggamer5708 That's what you call double irony

[@senatorsock1881]

Fuckin rite it does 😂

[@islamoil]

@@lichkinggamer5708just pirate it, sportsurge is free

[@nickkosanovic7011]

I hate it

[@smockboy]

The funniest chant I've heard requires a little background to explain - so, there's a common (usually) positive chant that goes "There's only one [insert player name here]" and when a player called Andy Goram was diagnosed with schizophrenia the chant was remixed to "There's only two Andy Gorams". Absolute belter.

[@mogznwaz]

I’m sure it was meant affectionately. They were probably well chuffed to get a song

[@karenutting4302]

You guys in other countries may think this is brutal, but it's all taken in good fun. During the pandemic. Football was played without spectators due to social distancing. The players complained they couldn't play as well without the fans. So they played football chants through speakers to give the grounds a more familiar atmosphere! 😂

[@richt71]

Adam Johnson was a top millionaire footballer that played for England that seemingly had it all but got caught grooming a 14 year old girl and spent time in jail.

[@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977]

*is spending.

[@oleeboi]

@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977was released years ago

[@btmorley833]

Boris Johnson was the prime minister of the UK, the man was filming the security guard who looks a lot like Boris.

[@CarlMansell-zs8xl]

You should go into a pub in with a bunch of Brits. The way we rip into each other is brutal, but its never with spite. There's a reason brits are great at getting through dark times, pure gallows humour.

[@davidclarke1973]

I've just had a Scotch mate that I first met in 1997 when I moved to Berlin come to visit me in England last week. I've not seen him in the flesh for 6 years and all we did all weekend was rip the piss out of each other. I had tears in my eyes because I missed him so much but they were being pushed out of the way by tears of laughter as we tore strips off each other.

[@nick260682]

@@davidclarke1973lol at Scotch

[@nick260682]

@@FaceAway-xb9hd You have a rather low bar for “barbarism”.

[@nick260682]

@@FaceAway-xb9hd No, you have a rather limited understanding of common parlance. Which is embarrassing for you, because now you look silly.

[@madyottoyotto3055]

​@@MostlyUseless141no excuses It's a right of passage Parents give their child banter abuse to toughen them up for school where they will most likely have the snot ripped out of them one way it another Toughens one up

[@davidclarke1973]

Why are we like this? Because it's funny.

[@85stace85]

Us brits love to take the piss out of anyone and anything, and we aren't easily offended, it's all in good fun.

[@GabosSaysSo]

It’s hilarious.

[@carlbland68]

@@GabosSaysSo also at our matches 99 per cent r ful of drink a cocaine lol

[@drigerdranzer7514]

8:30 Oh it's not toxic. It's just English banter.

[@user-hc9vz7oo3w]

Yeah this is funny to us 😂 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@wendyholmes7554]

We ain't toxic just love good banter

[@MrChristbait]

40 quid is like you saying 40 bucks.

[@callummctaggart1273]

If someone hasn’t explained the meaning behind the chants you should definitely look up some of the names from the video and you’ll understand why they’re being chanted

[@rlosangeleskings]

Maybe not Jimmy Saville... There's a reason his name ends in VILE...

[@aminyamumsminge]

"Quid" is another way of saying £(pounds)

[@TheDukeofGinge]

As Newcastle United fan and a Geordie, I never get tired of hearing the Adam Johnson chants

[@botticellirejectbotticelli2668]

It’s all in good humour, there’s no real malice. If you ever visit the UK this sort of abuse from friends mean they like you. If we are being ultra polite or indifferent we don’t like you.

[@GabosSaysSo]

Naw I love that. That shit was funny!!!

[@user-yd2lg7oe7y]

Exactly I'd think they be weird if they didn't rip on me and visa versa it's how we show love😂

[@drunkensailor112]

Exactly same in the netherlands. Mother jokes all over the office lol

[@drigerdranzer7514]

Plant pot on the head. When being 3-0 down and the team playing shite they found 20 minutes of entertainment with the plant pot.

[@anitaherbert1037]

The other side of our crowd singing watch 64, 000 people sing in unison GREENDAY CROWD SING BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY AT HYDE PARK.....or any LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS. .. so fyi we are generally very polite to strangers, might even apologise to you if you stand on our foot. I once saw someone else apologise to a paving slab for tripping up and look round embarrassed to see if anyone noticed. However for our friends of long standing we can dream up the most foul derogatory slurs. It's a sign of deep love and funniest when spoken in a very upper class accent. I once saw an extremely well dressed woman in her 60s say to another older woman in Chanel and pearls " come on you tired old slapper( woman of lose morals and possibly questionable occupation) let me give you a hug you have had a hard day. So I understood by that they were probably best friends.

[@davidlester7066]

British banter we love the terrace songs part of the day out at the game we love to take the piss.

[@kevinturner3997]

The security guard with blond hair looks very much like uk ex prime minister Boris Johnson

[@statsstrikers]

Seems like the steward looked like Boris Johnson, former Prime Minister of England.

[@paulbromley6687]

You may not get it but when we take the piss out of each other it is fun even if you are the butt of the joke as long as you don’t take yourself too seriously. This starts in school now they call it bullying but it really isn’t there’s a fine line.

[@barrymaramis]

Jimmy Savile was a famous DJ working at BBC, presenter of the famous UK Top of the Pop which was like Dick Clark's American Bandstand. He turned out to be a paedophile vicitmizing hundred of young girls, but was never convicted as most of the evidence was exposed after he died. Adam Johnson was a good UK professional footballer but was found out to be a paedophile with a 15 year old teenager. Sentenced to 6 years in prison but released after 3 years. He was in England's U1, U21 and Senior Team, played in the 2010 World Cup. Thus, a very good footballer that got his career ended with the jail sentence. Tried to paly abroad after prison release but I see no record of that.

[@mortenmj]

Quid is slang for pounds (the British currency 😊) 40£ is roughly 50$

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

No way you would accept that huh? As an American? You would probably call your lawyer. Hahahaha

[@tobytaylor2154]

Yes you can hear what the fans are singing on the tele. A live game on tele mid afternoon and you hear it all. Some of this is current affairs with players, so "she said no fergie" fergie was accused of r ape.

[@usgreth]

the fergie in question being the manager of that team. His father is Sir Alex Ferguson, who was manager of manchester united for many years, pretty much a legend to united fans and hated by the others (I think). That is why they were shouting about his dad as well as him.

[@tobytaylor2154]

@@usgreth 🤦 yes I know

[@Tommyshark5]

Matchday in the stadium or sometimes in the pub can be electrifying.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

She said no Fergie refer to legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Fergusons son Darren who were involved in a case of domestic violence.

[@Kelly-just-kelly]

Alex ferguson was also accused of sexual assault in Cape town

[@imFruzzy]

​@@Kelly-just-kellyYou're a rapist. See how easy that is?

[@robertgash4555]

We are like this because we're not allowed to fight anymore 👊🩸🦷💀

[@mickfoskett6629]

You know it!🤬👹

[@ShadowMoon878]

Hooliganism literally caused alot of the clubs to be banned from UEFA tournaments. The last club to be banned is Lazio and it was quite recent. Basically the morning of the Europa Cup match between Liverpool and Lazio at Anfield, 3 Lazio fans from Italy brutally attacked and stabbed a young Liverpool fan near the vicinity of Anfield just because he was wearing a Liverpool shirt. So the Kop, knowing they cannot retaliate without LFC being punished with sanctions or possibly bans, instead chanted all sorts of vile and derogatory insults about Italians.

[@AJB3882]

They do only serve us soft drinks at the games - no alcohol allowed XD

[@ShadowMoon878]

That doesn't mean they are not drunk. We literally drank several pints at a pub before heading to the stadium.

[@seanmc1351]

the adam johnson reference, as said before in a previous comment, he played for the team i live in and support which was sunderland, i believe she was 15, and yes he served time as he should, The fans that were chanting, are our rivals, newcastle, apart from celtic and rangers in scotland, our team supporters hate each other with a passion, when it comes to footbal, there is only 9 miles that seprates the cities, if the fans got together it would be a blood bath, and there has been many in the past, easpecialy at the old ground of roker park, trying to get fans to train station, you go work either city go fro a drink, or even shopping or a great night out, newcatle has the best night out in the country, i will have to admit that, but, do not where a apposing team shirt in either city, you wont leave alive, if you end up on life support your lucky

[@AmarnaJenniferWhitehouse]

We have a dark and wicked sense of humour... plus, we can laugh at ourselves the hardest!! So much fun at matches... even more fun when we win! The pub after is always a bonus too! 🤘🤣🤣

[@drigerdranzer7514]

Sky TV is part of the Murdoch concern along with Fox news. They scheduled matches on days and hours many couldn't attend live so they had to buy expensive subscription at.. you guessed it. Sky TV.

[@Isleofskye]

Their coverage is pretty pxxs poor,as well.

[@ShadowMoon878]

Their TV is horrible value for money. You can get ad free Disney+, Netflix, Apple TV+ and Prime video for less than the cost of a Sky Stream + Cinema bundle (that’s saying nothing about the mad price they charge for sports) and Sky still include ads!

[@vallejomach6721]

'League One Tour'...unlike US sports, football teams that finish at the top of a league get promoted to the next higher tier and teams that finish at the bottom get relegated to a lower tier league. How many depends on the league and country...usually top/bottom 2 or 3 go up/down....so there's actual consequences at stake. There's no getting first choice of best players in a draft system if you end up coming last...you're just out of the league and consequently there's some hefty financial incentives or penalties that come with that. Higher tier means there's more money involved from TV rights and vice versa. Dropping down the league also typically results in lower attendance at games...thus even less money...thus can't afford to pay or buy better players...so it's a slippery slope. There's no languishing in the same league no matter if you are rooted to the bottom for all eternity. That chant, whatever team it was...the context is that they're saying they've been relegated out of the Championship (second tier of English football...with Premier being the highest)...and they'll be playing next season in 'League One' (hence going on a league one tour) but they're saying they hope to go straight back up by winning promotion the following season. 'We're going down, but straight back up'. No idea if they did or not, but that's pretty typical British self-deprecating humour.

[@WookiRahh]

If you want to experience a atmosphere in Football then you will never beat a British Football game.....

[@WookiRahh]

remember this for the next time someone say British people are posh hahaha

[@olwynyoung6499]

Oh gosh, your joy at our humour is adorable 😂

[@Turn1t0ff]

"Aw hell no. We gonna tussle" Hey, you wanna try n argue with almost 10,000 hyped fans, good luck, man!! 😉

[@asevado]

Dude, that security guy in yellow resembled Boris Johnson, the former Prime Minister of UK.

[@bencollins4168]

Football is a way of life here like American sports are there but we don't give a shit in how we express ourselves as almost anything goes. Every player on the pitch has their own song, the opposition goalkeeper always gets abuse, chants are usually easy to follow and we don't give a ####

[@pascalnitsche8746]

Boris Johnson is the former Prime Minister of the UK - The security guard looked a bit like him ;) Also: Quid - slang term for a pound sterling (think „bucks“ for dollars)

[@hazelangus]

Your reaction to just the first one was really funny. Hang on a minute, what am I hearing? There's no way I'm hearing that. Um, ok I'll, check the- HOLY MOTHER OF GOD, WHAT IS HAPPENING??? Enjoyed all of it - nice reaction mate. Adam Johnson totally deserved it. Sunderland fans were really angry that the club had allowed him to play 28 games after he'd been arrested and was on bail (i think you say bond in the US). He was suspended for two games immediately after the initial arrest, but then they allowed him to play for the next 11 months. They only dropped him from the team one day after he had pled guilty, in court, to two of the four charges. The fans felt that he had made them all look bad, and had shamed their name. Johnson claimed under oath that he had admitted what he had done to the CEO of the club. Whether this is true or not, I'm not sure. This could easily just have been something he said to damage the club. In any case, she resigned, and the club apologised profusely to the victim. That poor kid had to deal with her abuser being allowed to play, and her being called a liar, for 11 months.

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

Who told you American fans have funny chants?

[@Rem1Gnova]

Never let it be said that football fans are mature discerning individuals

[@gillcawthorn7572]

Just today ,a man was prosecuted for something he did to wind up the opponents ,which he thought would be applauded but was seen as in disgraceful bad taste .The other football side had a little boy aged 6 as a mascot ,who was dying of an incurable cancer .He particularly loved one member of the team ,was invited to be their mascot and made some personal appearances with the Team at matches .This idiot found a photo of the boy on his phone and held it up to taunt the fans of the other side .However ,his picture was taken ,he was reported to the Police and prosecuted and found guilty .His excuse was that he had taken a lot of cocaine!

[@wiking08]

No excuse wotsoeva, football is one thing bt that poor kid shud av bin untouchable n that fuckin idiot shud av bin banned for life ! RIP that little tyke 😢

[@larryfroot]

We bring a lot to a game because its not a fuckin' brain dead franchise. Relegation and Promotion. Every game has stakes.

[@cindygardener-collinsmimi531]

& then after a match we all go down the pub!!!. Up the Hammers!!x

[@agnesbrown3117]

It’s just banter geezer

[@trinitymichler2963]

Boris Johnson was the Primeminister of Great Britain

[@happyhornet1000]

At Watford we had a player called Stevie Palmer who got done for smoking marijuana. There was a song along the lines of Walking in a Winter Land...'Thers's only one Stevie Palmer and he smokes marijuana, walking along smoking a bong, walking in a Palmer wonderland'.

[@emmahowells8334]

A quid is the slang word for the British pound, its the equivalent of the American slang word buck to describe a dollar. Boris Johnson was our prime minister, the security guy Infront of them looks like Boris so that's why they are chanting that lol.

[@Paltse]

Presumably comes from liquid cash which is used to buy single tickets.

[@emmahowells8334]

@@Paltse Liquid cash, never heard that term before.

[@Paltse]

@@emmahowells8334 Sorry, too early morning hereways. Liquid assets (cash and otherwise) vs. non-liquid assets (real estate, equipment, all that).

[@emmahowells8334]

@@Paltse Oh right I see, thanks for explaining. 👍😊

[@crydevice]

ROAD TO 10k!!!!!!!!!!

[@hazelangus]

We do have lines, of course - that's important to note. Some things really really shouldn't be said, whether the fans think it's in fun or not. At least one player has asked the fans for a specific chant to be retired. Not because he was personally upset by it, he said, but because he was concerned that some fans would feel unwelcome, and that also kids would think it was OK to say to each other. It's difficult to educate kids about not being hurtful when somebody they may look up to appears to be accepting of it.

[@prod.sr7186]

and one thing is, when players have asked to retire chants WE LISTENED, and the end of the day we are all in that stadium too watch our team play (hopefully win but i support stoke so bob hope) and too throw some ''friendly'' insults at each other

[@jazzx251]

10:00 ... I would love to see that thrown around the fans on Superbowl Sunday! :)

[@nickkosanovic7011]

Yep

[@CeriJames23]

Football games is where we all go to get things off our chests weekly

[@user-rn2nq2tj9l]

Boris Johnsen used to be the prime minister of England during covid 19. He was fired cause during covid he had a party after he told England citizen to stay at home

[@Mori_UA]

Quid is slang for pounds/money. (£)

[@GA-ik6pi]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I love our banter

[@anitaherbert1037]

Adam Johnson was accused of that.

[@Saladin.aslan7168]

Gabos you'd enjoy the real thing they'll make a chant specially 4 your accent! All good vibes I was at the Tottenham v Arsenal London 🍺🥜🥜

[@timglennon6814]

Adam Johnson was charged with sexual assault of a teenage girl at the club he used to play for Sunderland FC. He doesn’t play football anymore. Jimmy Saville wasn’t a player he was a Children’s Tv presenter who sexually assaulted kids at the BBC Tv studios, as well as sexually assaulted children at two Children’s Hospitals. Quit is a slang term for a Pound. So what a waste of 40 quid, what a waste of 40 Pounds. The guy in the yellow coat who is a steward looks like Britain’s ex Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

[@aminyamumsminge]

@7:20 they are pointing at the person with the white hair and also boris johnson is our former prime minister

[@paulhaniak9867]

A quid is a pound

[@chocolate-teapot]

Love how sky tv just said, f this and left

[@michaelbecker1588]

The Rugby World Cup is currently going on in France. Would be cool if you would do a series where you react to the highlights of the games? It's a great way to get into the spirit of Rugby as well.

[@user-rj4lh5ii9g]

Boris Johnson one had me dying 😂

[@Torfmoos]

How can they say that? Don t know if you it excist in the Us but it s call freedom of speach

[@darthwiizius]

Goalies get the most abuse of any players on the Pitch, last season ours (Ramsdale) got kicked in the head playing away against the Spuds (Totteringham Hotspud).

[@andreamanning1257]

Quid is slang for English Pounds (our currency) So when they’re chanting “what a waste of 40 quid” there saying they wasted their money going to the match

[@ned_1963]

You need some of our quality chants in American football 🏈😂👊

[@rlosangeleskings]

Just change the Addams Family chant to match your much hated rivals (or as I did aim it the refs in the NHL) and it would be the same thing...just a different team...

[@DHW3008]

To be fair, Kidderminster Harriers (Kiddie) set themselves up for it by calling their supporters the Kiddie Family. Works especially well against Norwich and Ipswich.

[@Fthegagenda]

This is basically just Leeds fans 😂

[@botticellirejectbotticelli2668]

Quid is a £

[@user-lm5mu2lw2v]

Boris Johnson was like a prime minister in England i think

[@ZettaMcByte]

No more NfL games for you, Sir! EPL here we come! xD

[@GabosSaysSo]

Yooo I love the TJ Detweiler profile pic. I grew up on Recess….It was one of my all time fav show. So shout out to u for that!

[@hughmuir3063]

I just wonder how much attention is paid to the match as they are having such a good time with banter between themselves.

[@lauriewestall1437]

Adam Johnson was caught with 15 year old lass in his range rover, got a few year in jail . He played for Sunderland at that time our arch enemies, we are 9 mile apart yet have totally different accents . Quid is slang for pound . Jimmy Saville was a nonce . Nonce is slang for pedophile, prison guards acronym not on normal courtyard exercise. It stuck 🤣

[@eileentaylor1691]

because we are passionate.......and millenia of wars !!!!

[@tomthomas9708]

British humour is about ripping people. We love it.

[@Michael-cb5nm]

7:17 Boris Johnson was the prime minister of the U.K. That steward looks just like him, that’s why the fans are making fun of him.

[@maitebai]

Most of the chants went over his head

[@angelavara4097]

some americans are too soft to do chants. Your chants are NOT toxic they are for kids.

[@samuelpinder1215]

Ours are for kids as well. By that I mean the kids join in

[@user-zj8qy3jt1n]

Its a complemet if your getting ripped by the whole crowd

[@marcelledemmery6554]

40 quid means £40

[@paulhadfield7909]

quid means pounds as in forty pounds, (money)

[@nathanmerritt1581]

It's all banter. Accept that Johnson part.

[@manclarks4558]

Just part of English culture get yourself over to a game 😎 preferably Manchester City 😉

[@samuelpinder1215]

Man city ain't english culture anymore. Too many tourists. EFL is where these are

[@krzysiekb1922]

Quid is a pound in brit slang.

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

once been proven you are marked on your forehead for life you are branded.

[@louiseparker1915]

We have a sense of humour in England….😂

[@user-yd2lg7oe7y]

That's nothing go to a Leeds Millwall match😂

[@alhassant9204]

Gang enjoying your cintent is definitely great but your volumebis usually too low

[@GabosSaysSo]

Noted!

[@85Vikingen]

No man should ever say "You're toxic"....

[@barrymaramis]

a quid is one britsh pound. Fergie is the famous manchester united manage alex ferguson and in the US it is like Casey Stengel.

[@andreamanning1257]

The Fergie chant is directed to Sir Alex Fergusons son Darren

[@pricelesscovent5867]

Quid my American brother is a British pound

[@derektaylor6389]

a quid is slang for a pound

[@yeftaemanuel6044]

Boris Johnson is the ex Prime Minister of UK

[@ChuchiiChoo]

It was so rude taking it away from them, they were only playing with it

[@Andrea-mg9py]

Quid means pound ££££

[@andrewbeveridge1386]

Americans will never understand us British. We are a nation who does not care and just has a laugh. Football in the UK is one of the best experiences in the sporting world. Need to understand British History to understand most of the chants. It's all a laugh. (Most of the time)

[@sergioribeiro8521]

40 quit = pounds, money