Rovers song

[s_simpson_9]

i need help

when i was in england last year i went and watched rovers beat fulham 4-0 (at loftus road) beat tottenham 4-0 (at whiteheart) and beat leads 3-2 (at elland road). not a bad record.

anyway, i want to know the words to one of the songs that was sung because i always hum the tune and it reminds me of good times.

i cant help you much except to say that everyone stood up with their hands wide apart and in the air ... the words that i remember were

"annnnd theres oneeeee rovers [clap clap clap]

.....

and we hate those burnley @#/?s"

but thats all i can tell you. so i hope one of you guys or gals will help this poor aussie out.

[S15]

i need help

when i was in england last year i went and watched rovers beat fulham 4-0 (at loftus road) beat tottenham 4-0 (at whiteheart) and beat leads 3-2 (at elland road). not a bad record.

anyway, i want to know the words to one of the songs that was sung because i always hum the tune and it reminds me of good times.

i cant help you much except to say that everyone stood up with their hands wide apart and in the air ... the words that i remember were

"annnnd theres oneeeee rovers [clap clap clap]

.....

and we hate those burnley @#/?s"

but thats all i can tell you. so i hope one of you guys or gals will help this poor aussie out.

Lol... seems someone was singing the wrong words.

No Nay Never I think is the song your after...

I'm not a Blackburn Ender, but I'm certain one of them could help...

Wait... infact the real words are ''GET INTO EM''

[SAS]

and its no nay never,

no nay never no more

till we play the burnley B@$^ards.

no never no more

what do you think of burnley s*^t

what do you think of s^£t

burnley B@$^ards, tw@ts and c**ts

I think these are the words.

[stuwilky]

Theres an alehouse in Burnley I used to frequent

I met Stanley Turnip his money was spent

He asked me to play

I answered him nay

Cos I'll hate Burnley b£^%*! till my dying day

And its no nay never (Clap Clap Clap Clap Clap)

.....

[roversWASmylife]

Correct.

"We`re Blackburn Rovers,

we follow our team,

we`re Blackburn Rovers, we are surpreme,

we`ll never be mastered by Burnley B£$%^&*$,

we`ll keep the Blue flag flying high!"

By the way, shouldn`t this be in the songs section?

[Tim Southampton Rover]

Everytime i see Rovers play, i always find the following song really hard to sing along to due to my accent.

"Souness's Blue and White Army"

Being a Southerner, to me it sounds like:

"Souness's Blight Army"

and if i ever try to sing it, im saying Blue and White army, yet everyone else has already finished the song as they say it faster than me.

[The Blunderer]

We're affected by hearing outdoor newspaper sellers Tim, try practising with..

"Heavnin..tlgrf" Evening Telegraph

"Mlakmurr...tam" Blackburn Times (for the benefit of younger listers)

:'>

[s_simpson_9]

Thank you very much everyone.

i didnt expect so many responses but you have made me a happy man.

[bob fleming]

"Souness's Blue and White Army"

Being a Southerner, to me it sounds like:

"Souness's Blight Army"

Reminds me of...

"King Kenny's Blue & White Army"

Which sounded like...

"Kinky Knees Blue & White Army" apparently - probably 'cause it does.

[Ricky]

Moved

[Kiwiwannabe]

"We`re Blackburn Rovers,

we follow our team,

we`re Blackburn Rovers, we are surpreme...

Those aren't the words I sing!

Isnt it:

"Forever and ever, we'll follow our team...."

[Jordan]

Forever n ever, we'll follow our team

we're Blackburn Rovers, we are supreme

we'll never be mastered

by you, you Burnley B@5tards

we'll keep the blue flag

flying high

forever n ever .......................

[AussieinUk]

Everytime i see Rovers play, i always find the following song really hard to sing along to due to my accent.

"Souness's Blue and White Army"

Being a Southerner, to me it sounds like:

"Souness's Blight Army"

and if i ever try to sing it, im saying Blue and White army, yet everyone else has already finished the song as they say it faster than me.

Saying it with an Aussie accent never helps either!    

[Rover_Shaun]

There's a pub down in Burnley I use to frequent

I met Stanley Ternant, his money all spent

He asked me to play and I answered him ney

'Cos I hate Burnley @#/?s 'till my dying day

And it's Oh-Ney-never

Oh-Ney-Never no more

'Till we play the Burnley @#/?s

Ney-Never no more

[Jordan]

Isnt it - he asked me to pay?

[T4E]

Isnt it - he asked me to pay?

And isnt it "will we play"? "Till we play" doesnt make sense....

[Kiwiwannabe]

And it is "there's an alehouse in Burnley", not pub down in.

Apart from that - spot on mate!  

[stuwilky]

Isnt it - he asked me to pay?

And its it "will we play"? "Till we play" doesnt make sense....

Has that ever bothered football chanters before.... see earlier in this thread..

"Kinky Knees Blue and White Army"

[Nuclearsox]

Isnt it - he asked me to pay?

And its it "will we play"? "Till we play" doesnt make sense....

Has that ever bothered football chanters before.... see earlier in this thread..

"Kinky Knees Blue and White Army"

Isn't it "Kinky Knees balloon-weight army"!?