swing low sweet chariot.

Even when it is sing ironically at a team going for a penalty

i know we sing this but we have done since the last days at fartown.
nothing to do with the kicking competition just the words claret and gold fitted at the end.

Listen to the small group of village idiots at the East side of the South stand at Warrington if you want to hear some terrible chants. Cringeworthy manipulations of football songs with no apparent link to Warrington at all. The Man City 'We're not really here' was one I heard from them at the KC...

I also hate the 'Just can't get enough' chants that Wigan, Saints and the Village Idiots sing, it was a dull song when Depeche Mode sang it, and it's go no better in the last 20 odd years.

I like the old ones, the Old Faithful's, Annie's song for Saints and We're marching on together.

Dont know if this one travelled but at Salford a group of fans would sing an awful song about packets of sweets and cheeky smiles at whoever was that weeks villain...awful stuff

That is my favorite Saints chant. I also quite like the slow version of 'Oh When the Saints' when we do it. Spurs do this very well also.

small town in Wigan...you're just a small town in Wigan

directed at Leigh fans

"There's only 1 team in Yorkshire!" No there isnt.

"We can see you sneaking out!" Is that to your own fans that are "sneaking" out, or the opposition fans?

Any of the new chants by little drummer boy and his idiot group at Headingley. Particular mention to the ones about Jamie Peacock's manhood and Brett Delaney who apparently is from Australia and will "f***in' murder ya". Awful.

Anything that is accompanied by the constant horrible monotonous banging of a drum !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Any Hull fans signing anti-rovers songs when not playing them & vice-versa really does my head in.

Also when Bradford came to KC a few weeks back, the Bradford fans started chanting "Loyal Supporters!". Couldn't understand this one, aren't you supposed to be chanting for your team & not yourselves?

...he's ryan bailey, he does what he wants...especially when he's just conceded a penalty

" Whats it liike to see a crowd? "

Sung to the Laarndaners of course

Don't understand why near enough every new chant of the past couple of years (soccer included) has to be to the tune of Sloop John B.

Because its a groovy tune man.

+1 it's the balls!

The Saints chant at Warrington about 'there's always next year ' when Saints haven't won so much as an egg cup in the last five years.

Alway met with...."came in a taxi, you know we came in a taxi"

"do-do-da-do-da-da-da-da-do SOUTHSTANDERS!"

Awwwwwww shurrrrrup!!!

Think you'll find this one wasnt there's always next year, its "its always your year, just like the last one, its always your year" which is true seeing as you have yet to win the SL title and once again 2013 is going to be your year

One of the most irritating for me is Marching On Together...

When they play it at Headingley before a game, they twice have to bleep out the word United because the song is a Leeds United song and nothing to do with Leeds Rhinos. Might be just a pet hate being a Leeds United fan but not Leeds Rhinos but still annoying

They used to do that. They have just stopped playing the first verse now, which is the only part of the song that mentions Leeds United.

As a fan of both, i dont mind singing it. I can see why it would be a pet hate for you though.

"Can we play you every week"
No, because that would make a mockery of the league structure.

Heard a stupid chant on Friday when walking to the pub after the game. Sung by Saints fans.

"How s*** must you be, we beat you away"

What a load of psychobabble claptrap. There are always winners and losers and many a last game relegation battle has thrown up some superb games.

I'd prefer to celebrate avoiding relegation which it might surprise you isn't easy any day than just finnish second from bottom which is very easy

'x is a hole, I wanna go home'. I would rather watch the game myself.
Anything about a club you're not playing. Why?
'You're supposed to be at home'. Evidently.
That thing that sounds like a Gregorian chant was good when Wigan did it, but I feel sorry for both Bradford fans who continue with it, sounding like a dying cow in the process.

Does it? Go on, I'm intrigued? Why does chanting or singing in support of your team suggests that you are a mindless person?