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[@tassie7325]

What's funnier than the chants, is watching a yank trying to make sense of them 🤣

[@m9801]

When all yeh know is to serenade out defeated visitors with that same refrain.

[@Tj-ve4gu]

m9801 it is true

[@TheCornishCockney]

@@m9801 he's a bit of a twat, he's a bit of a twaaaaaat,,m9801,he's a bit of a twat.

[@cynthiabray1512]

Yanks who play runescape have an advantage

[@furey157]

No listening to Americans sing chants...they just cant😅

[@Devil-tm4nu]

Everyone know that us English people can telepathically communicate with each-other.

[@eddie8606]

Exactly

[@kavyldubois8822]

It's in our tea

[@swewunna]

Especially in the Stadium.

[@totallybored5526]

It’s a superpower we only use for silliness

[@martintabony611]

I knew you were going to write that.

[@bri_____]

"what's a shagger" That killed me 😂😂😂

[@sebastianbeadle8982]

David McIntyre hows he never said that 😂

[@adolf316]

Shagged is someone who shags people like if u shag u have sex

[@at0m1cf0x6]

Can just imagine the shock when he searches it on google

[@leondubz4206]

Robert Kopacz dat the welsh lad

[@libbywaller3806]

Sameeee

[@elsilogie5872]

"I hope there's no kids in the audience" mate there chanting it too 😂

[@dinger40]

Took the Grandaughter and her friend to a match, they were both chanting "the referee's a wanker" had to insist her friend didn't use the word at home. Her Mum was a deeply religious vegitarian. Her Dad was a bit worried he was there.

[@hobbitassassin1]

Oh man you wouldn't last 5 mins in England bud. This is the norm :)

[@andreasana2tis910]

hobbitassassin1 what about south Europe

[@seanmichaels1867]

@@andreasana2tis910 he would get stabbed and forgotten about

[@pizdanpula223]

what about my place, East - Europe ? :D

[@chrissyok1]

From what I've seen football is like that all over Europe

[@godmsci5653]

@@pizdanpula223 End up opening a car wash within 5 minutes

[@danieljohnson2139]

I went to a rugby match once and saw the fans of the opposite team sitting and laughing and talking with our teams fans. I think we can all agree that in football that will NEVER happen

[@aoteagirl60]

thats why football fans are called hooligans - they are simian primates compared to rugby fans

[@jodaco3869]

@@aoteagirl60 ok keith

[@jamiesgaming3972]

True

[@calisvn1113]

Daniel Johnson you find the more contact is in a sport the less aggressive a crowd is unless it’s a combat sport obviously

[@MrHrob1]

Wales vs Ireland

[@jamietheweeb388]

You have my respect for calling it football instead of "SOCCER"

[@tdonovan4735]

FANTASTIC - please keep on calling it FOOTBALL !! WE HATE the term soccer - it's football !!

[@tabonabutale3319]

Although he did call it English football so he loses points there....

[@deanpoole4458]

Tabona Butale nah english football is good enough:)

[@Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr123]

JamieRondon9 why do you care

[@crispsuk9779]

Lads you do know that "soccer" is an english term right? Posh people called it soccer at first but when middle/lower class blokes got a hold of it, it became "football".

[@kilmorgancastle]

It's British football chants, and you expected it to be clean? Brits only swear so creatively because we've learnt in sports stadiums all around the country

[@johnmullens2857]

Hun, in America they all think all your men are Hugh Grant types. You can have THE WORST Brummie, Scouse or even Weegie accent, and they'll go "oow, he sounds sooo romantic!'" lmao

[@coyotelong4349]

Even after he sees “shag my wife” he still doesn’t get what shag means 😂👌

[@samx3517]

He's so dense, it's painful to watch.

[@liverpooljft9623]

It's impossible not to understand the word after hearing it in context so many times. Hes obviously never seen Austin powers, shag = sex.

[@TheExtremeOne]

@@samx3517 I Kno right

[@florentino9116]

Honestly hes soo stupid 😂

[@GustavMeyrink]

These chants are possible because we don't have cheerleaders. We don't have cheerleaders because we are quite capable of cheering by ourselves. As you just found out they are certainly better than anything imposed by paid staff of the club could ever be. Here's one I think you missed, it is sung to the tune of 'That's Amore': When you sat in row Z and the ball hits your head That's Zamora

[@neptuneseye7832]

@@timothybent7502 Some NBA player: *breaks a bone in his body* Cheerleaders: Cha cha real smooth

[@finwatkins1246]

Bha

[@mrcaljoe1]

@@timothybent7502 what good is that from row Z

[@liamcrawley8399]

Palace have cheerleaders

[@inexpensive_housing-2948]

it just clicked wtf a cheerleader is. TODAY. IVE KNOWN WHAT A CHEERLEADER IS NEARLTY MY WHOLE LIFE BUT IT JUST CLICKED FOR ME WHAT THE PURPOSE OF A CHEERLEADER IS ASIDE FRO SNEXUALKSIGN HIGH SCHOOLERS AFJNOIFKSIDULAJ VRO IM

[@mollyebrown02]

Its more funny when you know the context behind the chants. Also the chants mainly start (from My expérience) with a couple drunk guys shouting and people joining in

[@jackamodo]

Yeah Same or a couple lads text each other while they're scattered around and others join it

[@williaml8626]

My experience it’s just a drunk fat guy, starting it and then all the other drunks, then everyone else.

[@fifaaccount963]

so true

[@justbrowsing81]

Seriously? you gather in a Wetherspoon's???

[@jerre6882]

Yeah he doesnt get it a lot because he don't know the players and their careers. And regarding signing 'random chants', we all use the same rhytms, if some guy throws the first one in, we all join in automatically.

[@idareyoutolookatmyprofile.569]

When there’s no football on, England is just a place. When footballs on. Go anywhere with public and you’ll feel great atmosphere

[@leadoug1163]

This comment is 100% accurate!!

[@jasonowen8193]

its called being English our sense of humour

[@Jamie0503]

Jason Owen No, it's called being British. Some of the chants over here in Wales are far better lmao

[@weekscoistins]

Sanity so quiet we forget you

[@darkduane1]

To those who don't know George Best was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game but in his life he was a fan of the drink, he was an alcoholic for years which eventually took his life and that's why the United fans chant "going on up to the spirit in the sky that's where I'm gonna go when I die, so when I die and they lay me to rest in going on the piss (getting wasted) with Georgie Best.

[@doubletapthatdotty4597]

I wouldn't say greatest players ever ,let's not get it twisted. He's the best to ever come out of the UK but come on dude, I can name 20 plus players modern or old that are better

[@caitlinmaguire6079]

of course kids are there, that’s part of the experience when your child, hearing a load of Middle Aged men swearing

[@weekscoistins]

Caitlin Maguire (middle aged wimmin downt bingo!

[@baileyweeks3817]

Caitlin Maguire and swearing yourself 😂

[@whybother4156]

Kids swearing themselves is normal in the uk I don’t think it’s normal in the u.s

[@tomnolan162]

Caitlin Maguire plus I'm 19 and a Liverpool fan and go about 7 away games a year and a season ticket but it's where I learnt everything about passion belief and sometimes disappointment so it's part of frowning up really

[@bobbysmith968]

The only time I was allowed to swear in front of my parents was at football games l

[@keithhardy8054]

Someone who is scouse is a person from Liverpool

[@Nathan-ke3dn]

And (since 1990) has minimal experience of winning the league

[@edwardloft9474]

keith hardy shut up

[@temuujin23]

@@Nathan-ke3dn but most english CL winner?

[@SveenxHD]

@@Nathan-ke3dn well, seeing as how it stands today, i would'nt traded history with any other club :D

[@MrHrob1]

ETL Sports What an world class insult that actually made me feel sad then I realised it wasn’t for me. Well done on that one

[@nabilibrahim1513]

You gotta understand that the English don't mind taking the piss out of themselves, that's why I think they are so funny.

[@tomm1969]

like 70% of our humor is us just taking the piss out of yourself

[@unitedauzzie3207]

and thats why the yanks dont understand 85% of the chants.

[@hcraker12]

This is why this guy doesn't understand any of the songs😂😂

[@hcraker12]

TomM init 😂😂

[@willav9267]

Nabil Ibrahim and being angry. That's why the chants are pretty spiteful

[@archiehussey8397]

10:32 Mate it’s england kids join in lol 😂

[@franciemitchell7302]

Yh init 😂

[@anane79]

That was really funny. Some chants you won't get them because you don't watch football

[@3n379]

Adnane Khirchi especially adebayor he deserves every insult possible

[@bryanbhaji9489]

The adebayor chant is racist BS

[@swankfox9112]

and is American, life is extra tough.

[@seangotts6470]

and some use english slang so hard for none english

[@cydneysutton2939]

Being English and watching this is hilarious😂😂

[@Layla-sv7hb]

You gotta understand that English humor is sarcastic and witty and we don't mind making fun of ourselves, that's what makes it funny😂. Also you have to be English yo understand some of these

[@johnmullens2857]

No, not necessarily

[@matt9722]

@@johnmullens2857 it's true

[@johnmullens2857]

@@matt9722 No it is NOT. you dont have to be engislh to understand most if them neccessarily. Im Dutch and I always understand the jokes made in england. so dont go "its true" when it simply is NOT. Its a misplaced sort of arrogance by the english and brits as a whole to think this.

[@32446]

If you’re English then your spelling is very American.

[@matt9722]

@@johnmullens2857 it's true

[@pagethreemodel]

British audiences are very rowdy in general.

[@bluemakem459]

It's good old British humour.....

[@bluemakem459]

Ozil sposed to have big bulging out eyes..... Like suarez teeth.... Ozil hasn't really got massive eyes.. They just look like bowling balls.....

[@willowwood100]

Cue we care about our football (soccer)

[@jam0587]

Its the best bit

[@judeclark8005]

Passion mate, football is more then a sport for us

[@ishmaelmainoo5806]

"What does shag mean?" based on what you've seen, take an educated guess...

[@MaxF2Errrdxc]

jejejejeje jejejejje keep guessing

[@josephusearlramirez5872]

Lets take a hint from Austin Powers

[@abbieplays2298]

Sex I'm British it means sex

[@wavyedits9805]

Abbie plays they were having a joke they know it means sex

[@narissasydneynadin9329]

Shagging is when you have sex 😂

[@jamesraymond7172]

"i hope there ain't no kids" trust me its the 10yr old lads dashing these quotes all over the gaff

[@mrdanish9875]

"i hope there are no kids there" hahahahahaha... Our kids will know more ways to insult you by the time they start in school than your soldiers do after deployment. European swearing is ruthless.

[@TheSealOfTheRose]

Agreed. But don't ever call the English European again.

[@CrazyGamer929]

TheSealOfTheRose ?

[@TheSealOfTheRose]

what?

[@clambert608]

how are we not European? geographically, culturally and ethnically we are, its only politically we have separated.

[@TheSealOfTheRose]

Geographically yes. Being European isn't an ethnicity so no to that one. Culturally also no, hence why we have now politically separated.

[@freyasmith4788]

Shagging is basically the British way to say sex😂

[@thatsriiight5047]

They are better if you get the context

[@alexfournier8574]

The reason they “stress” some words more than others is because theres about 5 different tunes to chants

[@marvinc999]

Note to anyone contemplating invading England: THESE are the boys you'll have to get past, first !

[@lucidudley5866]

“Are there kids in the audience?” Mate kids shout all these too 😂

[@Js-vu5ui]

His eyes are offside 😂 . I’m done 😂

[@pitmatix1457]

That was brilliant. and his eyes ARE offside! pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/928189325568827392/3eFJIePn_400x400.jpg

[@osmark86]

Died when I heard that chant 😂

[@tjolvbot]

osmark86 People like to think Özil looks like an Alien

[@osmark86]

Specialist In-failure well he looks attentive that's for sure

[@MathewPope2709]

Ozil looks like a frog

[@shamnet]

When you know what's behind the chants it explains a lot. As for the chant about "going on the piss with georgie best... " Best was a legend with Manchester utd, but his downfall was alcohol.. and was famed for going on the piss ie. A bender , a drinking session..

[@willrichardson519]

Getting pissed is the, erm, outcome...as it were, so to speak...

[@jbsmith8848]

The way British people communicate with each other is by being "mean". If someone isn't mean to you then probably don't feel comfortable with you

[@hisss]

JWC Smith Haha, same in Rotterdam 😆

[@solatiumz]

Same with the Aussies. And Irish.

[@connorblake8595]

Nah it's called banter

[@fifa22isshite90]

Its called banter

[@RBF_Games]

It banta

[@tylersimpson8552]

When you see an American reacting to English chants makes you realise how brilliant English football is ahahaha

[@aleccooke7177]

Fans are together because it will either have been used before or it will start with one guy and the people around him will hear him clearly

[@rickybojangles162]

There is nothing more beautiful than the chants of an English football crowd. It's like crowd sourced Shakespeare! 😂

[@smhall1205]

The most annoying thing is when Americans make these videos and they have no idea or context as to what is going on or why

[@aprilscott7762]

Is that what you spend your life doing anything else ?

[@J420-g1d]

April scott you make no sense

[@giord7086]

@@J420-g1d he clearly does, he points out this dude's opinion saying is there anything else he's gonna do in his life

[@billy9497able]

Merica

[@markonefootball]

🔴⚪️🔴⚪️

[@devonmay5960]

When your in the stands in a football stadium all the fans are very close together, so it's pretty easy to pick up a chant XD

[@mrbobo606]

Scouse = Someone from Liverpool

[@SLAPnPOP726]

I'm going to say this for the last time, Scouse is the food they eat. ScousER, is someone from Liverpool.

[@mrbobo606]

Yeah i get that, but if someone was to say Im Scouse, it would imply theyre from Merseyside

[@tjolvbot]

slap n pop Scouse is our dialect *actually*

[@tdonovan4735]

And a council flat is what you in America would call an apartment in the projects. Project housing

[@iangoldsworthy2056]

Scouse is the dialect in Liverpool, a Scouser is an individual that is born and raised in Liverpool.

[@libbymercer3356]

I love being british also the reason we all stress the same words is because there are certain tunes we sing too , sometimes hymns or nursery rhymes

[@puhuapaska3777]

In England you can make friend or enemies through football, legit it's no joke over here.

[@MrRooibos123]

Yeah this is English football. There was this one Sheffield Wednesday fan who had a massive beer belly and no shirt on. At the end of the game, all of At Andrews was singing "You fat bastard!" It was great.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin994]

9:18 what do you mean "you don't get that one"? I get that you don't understand chants directly at teams/players with inside jokes from the football world, but that is so obvious! City had 20 000 empty seats and United fans are mugging them off because of that

[@Isleofskye]

Sory but wot is thiss mugging off mean ?

[@Isleofskye]

Tru Say, Mi Bredrin BB....Tru Say, Man....Zeen.....

[@virginiamonasterio9140]

The reason everyone is singing the same thing is cuz each team has a bunch of little songs normally creates by the fans

[@peteramaranth85]

these arnt even the worst things they chant haha

[@Roadiekill]

I love how he was confused throughout the whole video "what is a Gerrard" lmao

[@romelnegut2005]

The english fans can come up with the most random things and put them into songs.

[@romelnegut2005]

My_Fat_Octopus And I respect that.

[@romelnegut2005]

Grey Chip And I love that. Cheers from Romania.

[@danielgardecki1046]

The pie chant was at a match between *Bradford City* and *Doncaster Rovers* aka the *One Direction* derby (Zayn Malik vs Louis Tomlinson). My team *Bradford City* were winning the match 3-0 but the match became dull, so when half time arrived and a man in the Orange coat came back with a pie which was too hot, people around him started to chant things like "Do want a fork?", "Do you want some sauce?", "He's got some Brown (sauce)", "He's eating his pie" etc to give themselves some entertainment. I wasn't at the match as I couldn't afford it, but if I did go I would have been sat with my best mate, his cousins and uncles. His eldest cousin is the guy in the Black coat next to the guy in the Orange coat, while the others are just out of shot to the right. Another chant we made up a year later was at a match between us and *Blackpool.* *Blackpool* have been protesting by not turning up to games for years to try and make their owners sell the club. As they didn't have many fans in the stadium we sung..."You've got more seagulls than fans...." And last of all another *Bradford City* classic (that we haven't sung for years) and has nothing to do with football from what I know of but it goes like this: (One person sings the first line, everyone else repeats. In the tune of an american army marching song) LYRICS for *Bradford Ranger* I wanna be a Bradford Ranger (I wanna be a Bradford Ranger) I wanna live a life of danger (I wanna live a life of danger) I wanna be a scuba diver (I wanna be a scuba diver) I would like a 69er (I would like a 69er) With the girl that I love best (With the girl that I love best) Many of times sucked her breast (Many of times sucked her breast) F**ked her standing (F**ked her standing) F**ked her lying (F**ked her lying) If she had wings If she had wings I'd f**k her flying (I'd f**k her flying) Now she's dead (Now she's dead) Not forgotten (Not forgotten) Dig her up (Dig her up) F**k her rotten (F**k her rotten) BC, BCF, BCFC

[@romilygallagher9621]

Romel Negut Ye man

[@MrNikolidas]

Scouse = Someone from Liverpool Granny Shagger = Someone who has sex with old women Shagger = Derive from above Brown Sauce = An alternative to ketchup

[@Ax-nt7wd]

English football fans are just really good at being in time for chants

[@gx2music]

England - best fans in the world. They learn the chants via telepathy.

[@MrKangaroo123]

Fandom in English football is totally different to fandom in American football. in American football you guys may have one or two teams you support. in English football, you support one team your entire life your raised by it molded by it. your grandpappy supported that team your dad supported that team and you support that team and your kids will grow up supporting that team.

[@AxeDharme]

Scouse means a native of Liverpool. The chant is being sung by people from Manchester and those two cities' clubs (Liverpool FC and Manchester United) HATE each other.

[@lewiscollins2040]

Americans reacting to us British not all about the tea huh?

[@aprilscott7762]

yep America is like a world inside a world

[@nwq11]

You have to live in England to understand half of these

[@igi6407]

Finally! I've been waiting for this video for sooo long!

[@calisvn1113]

“What’s a Scouse” “what’s a shagger” please stop asking questions 😂

[@raymondweaver8526]

As an American, I can understand not knowing a Scouse but dude figure out what shagging is

[@yanoHull]

About Park and eating dogs - there was time when South Korean player named Ji-Sung Park played for Manchester United. In England there's this stereotype that Koreans use dog meat in their cuisine. And most of time this stereotype was picked on by Manchester United fans themselves. ... Here's another Ji-Sung Park chant: "He shoots, he scores, He eats labradors! Ji-Sung Pa-a-ark! Ji-Sung Pa-a-ark!" ... Currently he is playing for some German club, I believe (don't take my word, I'm not 100% sure)

[@felixpalfreyman1735]

hes retired. man u ambassador or something like that now

[@owenwilson8299]

I think he was playing for some uni team recently.

[@ashleighcameron7055]

He goes to my uni, dmu (Leicester)! He was in my pub not long ago 😂 (didn’t know, served him my fiancé came down and was 😱😱). He had a chicken salad if you were wondering

[@iangoldsworthy2056]

trucker yano He's retired now.

[@chrisstones5941]

It’s not a stereotype, it’s fact

[@ConnorEllisMusic]

A scouser is someone from Liverpool.

[@willav9267]

None of the change are mean. They are just saying to the team's they don't like or their rivals. And yes kids are there! They join in!

[@tiny_boi2261]

you worry about kids but most of the kids that go to football games swear anyways

[@psyseraphim]

chants at sporting events are REALLY funny and it's not just restricted to football. The atmosphere at European (not just UK) sporting events is like nothing you will ever experience in the US. Not that American sports fans aren't just as passionate because they are but the difference is the size of our country. The longest possible journey you can make for any football match is around 380 miles (Plymouth to Carlisle). Most other matches are much closer than that, there are 5 premier league teams in London alone for example. Consequently there tends to be a large presence of away supporters at matches something you just don't get in the US. Lots of the chants will be sung in response to apposing fans and they all reference previous meetings or stereotypes. I know you think that some of those chants seem mean but when you understand they're being sung to players who earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a week by working people who earn a fraction of that maybe it gives a little more context. What you really need is to have an english football fan sat with you who understands the chants and can explain them too you. Then they would become a lot funnier.

[@iangoldsworthy2056]

Bill Ashby I'll raise you Yeovil to Carlisle.

[@aprilscott7762]

I spent a year in the uk. A local best described the difference. In the uk u drive by a rich persons big home and say one day I will get them. In the states u drive by the rich persons large home and say one day I will have home like that

[@judeclark8005]

An American trying to make sense of these chants is so entertaining, americans should stick to their sports and leave football to Europeans😂

[@realafc7436]

England have the most passionate and committed fans

[@hisss]

DF Skills 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tjolvbot]

DF Skills They're clearly the nicest people on the planet

[@thewolfultimatecfc968]

DF Skills Celtic

[@tjh_lfc8326]

The Wolf/ultimate CFC Rangers easily better

[@shreyaskhatri5109]

Germany, Balkans and South America are crazy too

[@philipr1567]

For people in the USA who don't understand the references we Brits can teach you how to make and circulate your own chants in six easy steps: 1) Pick a current sports star or team that has been in the news for the wrong reasons or whose performance has been poor (including your own team) 2) Make up a song to a well known and easy tune - either totally new or adapted lyrics 3) Teach the song to your friends 4) Sing it to every group of fans you meet on the way to the game 5) Sing it in the bar before the game 6) Sing it while waiting to go into the stadium so other fans can learn it.

[@hedgehog3900]

This American guys reaction had me in stitches. Priceless.

[@rhysrothwell1317]

Who's watching this when we've no football till April

[@anunusualironiccircumstanc2246]

Premier league best league in the world, I’m proud to support a team within it.

[@thomasfrags6127]

best in the world?Whats so good about being out of touch with the players,most of the clubs are full of tourists and fans with no passion,money leads the way no fan owned teams and sheer passion,you mate need to get down to youre local club #AgainstModernFootball

[@hunited99]

The prem is shite mate!! Lost its soul ages ago to TV and tourists!! Lower league is where its at

[@joem8904]

herr h-fyr who do you support?

[@HalfRatsTV]

unfortunately i disagree. im english and go to football pretty much every week and it saddens me to see the state the game is in over here. The soul has been ripped out by these foreign investors who have no intention on pleasing the fans only filling their oversized pockets. The true fans that our the average working people of the town or city, the ones like in this video coming up with their chants, having a laugh on a saturday are being put second best to these rich cooperates. Problem with the uk in general these days is it copies america to much and that pisses me off.

[@joem8904]

Casual Chicken it's like that for the big teams. For lower league teams (Like my team, Portsmouth) it isn't like that at all. There's genuine passion and owners take over clubs because they care (apart from the unlucky ones like Blackpool and Leyton Orient) Just look at Middlesbrough's owner as an example

[@timbalders9683]

That's mean. Yep, that's the whole humour, and itsfucking funny.

[@Iyashikei-t4u]

Usually someone starts singing something completely random and then gradually the entire stadium picks it up

[@jamiegibson1846]

Watching this fella trying to understand english words is quality - “whats a shagger Y’all” deaddd😂😂😂

[@ianvaneerbeek2580]

America can't do this. You're fans sing : I hope that we win. ffs murica

[@aprilscott7762]

true dat just go to the moon great internet smart phones best music and I love my guns lol

[@manchesterman1597]

Carlisle is better than Newcastle

[@johnmullens2857]

All American fans know is "OH say can you seeeee" followed by the ever irritating USA! USA! USA! USA!" Even when theyre playing another team from... the US fuckin A..

[@kaifu1x332]

Lol there just so cringe

[@dcoughla681]

Americans are the most polite and least passionate and vocal sports fans in the world. They say things like oh gee we lost again. That sucks. I spend $10,000 a year following my team consisting of overpaid and untalented millionaires who don't even try and I say nothing. Get a grip, Yanks and stop being so obedient! If they're garbage tell 'em by singing these chants.

[@johnproctor9498]

The kids in the crowd join in the songs

[@BetterKnownAsMalice]

Nothing beats the villa fans singing lets pretend we’ve scored a goal

[@ankitshahi6190]

It was liverpool vs chelsea. It was a crucial game and liverpool needed to win it in order to win the league after ages. Steven gerrard is midfielder of liverpool football club. During the game, there was back pass to steven Gerrard(he was the last man of the defense) by his teammate. But he slipped and Demba Ba of chelsea made most of the opportunity and scored which ultimately cost liverpool the league. So all the chants against him are in this context coz he really fucked it up for them.Ps: steven gerrard is one of the all time greatest mildfielders in football history.

[@manchesterman1597]

They don’t come prepared to chant hahahahaha. One person or a group start singing and then everyone joins in

[@joshuashaw9939]

You won't get it unless your a true football supporter

[@aprilscott7762]

He does the NFL

[@jamesconlin2942]

Haha can’t believe this kid! He hasn’t got a clue 😂😂 Bless him 🙈🙈

[@abhaynamb]

Domino effect One guy keeps on saying it...the nieghbours pick it up and so on the crowd increases

[@jakeeveritt715]

Coming from an English lad I died of laughter when he said “what’s a shagger?”😂😂

[@mattycplays292]

‘They must practice this’ 😂👌

[@heliotropezzz333]

A few probably create them. The rest just listen and then join in.

[@kennyball3956]

how can u practice a song about a man eating a pie....u need to talk to a uk fan to understand how it all works

[@danielgardecki1046]

The pie chant was at a match between *Bradford City* and *Doncaster Rovers* aka the *One Direction* derby (Zayn Malik vs Louis Tomlinson). My team *Bradford City* were winning the match 3-0 but the match became dull, so when half time arrived and a man in the Orange coat came back with a pie which was too hot, people around him started to chant things like "Do want a fork?", "Do you want some sauce?", "He's got some Brown (sauce)", "He's eating his pie" etc to give themselves some entertainment. I wasn't at the match as I couldn't afford it, but if I did go I would have been sat with my best mate, his cousins and uncles. His eldest cousin is the guy in the Black coat next to the guy in the Orange coat, while the others are just out of shot to the right. Another chant we made up a year later was at a match between us and *Blackpool.* *Blackpool* have been protesting by not turning up to games for years to try and make their owners sell the club. As they didn't have many fans in the stadium we sung..."You've got more seagulls than fans...." And last of all another *Bradford City* classic (that we haven't sung for years) and has nothing to do with football from what I know of but it goes like this: (One person sings the first line, everyone else repeats. In the tune of an american army marching song) LYRICS for *Bradford Ranger* I wanna be a Bradford Ranger (I wanna be a Bradford Ranger) I wanna live a life of danger (I wanna live a life of danger) I wanna be a scuba diver (I wanna be a scuba diver) I would like a 69er (I would like a 69er) With the girl that I love best (With the girl that I love best) Many of times sucked her breast (Many of times sucked her breast) F**ked her standing (F**ked her standing) F**ked her lying (F**ked her lying) If she had wings If she had wings I'd f**k her flying (I'd f**k her flying) Now she's dead (Now she's dead) Not forgotten (Not forgotten) Dig her up (Dig her up) F**k her rotten (F**k her rotten) BC, BCF, BCFC

[@g2macs]

The 'Spanish waiter' one is directed at the now manager of Newcastle, Rafael Benítez. If you google a picture you'll see why.

[@hnrz4339]

If you don’t know football. You won’t understand the chants. That’s just like every other sports!!

[@sobmadrox]

English football fans are the best in the world.

[@madeinheaven5013]

*I don't think this American needs to know our somewhat secret English language.*

[@ClodiusP]

A Scouse is someone from Liverpool (rival city), and a council house is subsidized housing (projects).

[@georgeroke1367]

He should see the riots and fights that happen at Turkish games😂😂

[@kxvviin303]

‘What’s a shagger’

[@kacchank8696]

Hahs

[@jackcloud4728]

hahaaha guess from the context

[@georgerobinson1950]

Kolo toure and yaya are brothers who played together

[@addiefletcher3502]

Basically, the reason why they all chant the same song is coz somebody in the crown just randomly starts to make up a chant and it spreads across to loads of the fans and then it sticks and then they sing that chant on other games. Most teams have lots of different chants btw xx

[@i_know_youre_right_but]

LOL you should react to English hooligans back in the 1970s/80s, war zones

[@martysagekogeko7214]

specifically the naughy 40, the QSG, west ham, chealsea, wolves. And not forgetting Millwall who were probably one of the most feared firms in British football

[@evil_bop]

the GSE as well

[@stephenbrown2437]

And middlesbrough the rabbit warren

[@mossy9228]

10:10 “that’s mean” mate that’s tame if anything 😅😂

[@tupadremininabonita7678]

A lot supporters are friends groups . And for exampke Everyone meet in the pub . Even on a wednesday night . The most creatieve songs are created . Cheering never stops ! Football is a way of life . Football is war !👊🏼 Funny video !!!

[@narissasydneynadin9329]

Being a British Football fan and Watching Americans try to understand our football chants is the best thing ever 😂

[@ShaikhMohammedYunus]

steven gerrard was mentioned multiple times.....so why not react to steven gerrard top 20 legendary goals? or paul scholes the shy genius

[@TheWorldsMoralMiddleFinger]

Shaikh Mohammed Yunus: Or better even; Frank Lampard with more than 200 goals from his midfield-position, by far the most. 😉

[@ryonfagon2942]

Henrik Elseth Attacking mid

[@mynameiscian9005]

Henrik Elseth Frank lampard only retired in the midfield spot he was a false 9 for a lot of his career

[@heikomander6965]

As a helsea supporter: this couldnt be more wrong. He started his career in a even deeper role and on the wing at West Ham and then had a few appearances as a second striker at Chelsea (barely more than 20 as I remember) but he never ever was a false 9. He always had a striker in front of him and clearly didint have the abilities to play as a false 9.. I dont think you understood the position. Frankie still is a legend though.

[@iangoldsworthy2056]

His heart ruled over his head, He will always be known as one of the greatest players that never won a league title.

[@KissMyFatAxe]

To answer your question. Yes. There are kids in the crowd. And yes. They're chanting too. Welcome to England

[@blueb1444]

Chants are not random. Every ultra fan based has dozens of chants for cops security goal keeper referee manager and rival club or chants that you can just put any players name in it to use on anyone. In my years as an ultra I've memorised over 30 chants made to disrespect something or someone specific. We have chants for everything. Sometimes it can be new and random but in that case the leader of the chants yells to us listen now we all chant this so he tells us what he came up with. That's how spontaneous chants are made the leader let's us know what to shout . Or a higher ranking member starts a new chant and everyone else follows.

[@dannyshadbolt229]

Americans really don't understand how important football is in English society. Here it is the beautiful game and the games are a voice for the cities on tv. Run down so you know who the players are. Gerrard - Liverpool Captain ( he slipped during the last game leading to liverpool not winning the league they year) Costa - Chelsea , everyone who wasn't a Chelsea fan hated him. Chelsea fans loved him. Rooney \ Granny shagger- Man United. Etc

[@aidanmagill6769]

Kiddy=Kidderminster Harriers

[@willrichardson519]

Great soup, horrible roads...