That Liverpool football cheer song:

Hello! I lost contact with a buddy from Liverpool England.

One of the things I miss is him and his girlfriend Dolly (not her real name) singing the Liverpool football cheer song.

It was about a soldier on the field dieing – dieing and then what he said – I’m from Liverpool – I like to drink – I like to fight….. Any way it was a pretty catchy song and I wouldn’t mind getting the words to that song for a hoot. Also I would really like to catch this guy at one of his fibs the next time I see him so I can say balluks to him. He claims he was a star player for the Liverpool team a while back and figured if I gave his name some one could tell me if he really was. Cheers!

 

the song in question is .........poor scouser tommy ......what is his name ?

 

A little of topic.

That link to the 1973 FA cup final you posted had the Sunderland supporters singing 'You Never Walk Alone' like a male Welsh quior, tens of thousands strong. I didn't know that. I've always thought it a Liverpool song, only.

 

Thank you for the quick reply. My buddy also told me there was a bit of history or folk lore to the soldier who was laying on the field dying is that true and if so what was it please.

 

welsh sunderland supporters thats gotta be a first .... . seriously not sure but think celtic have the copyrites to it .

 

something to do with an (i think) indian battllefield hence the name spion kop"also a team called sheffield wednesday have a spion cop terrace (now seats) behind their goal ....if yer wanna wind yer mate up a bit tell him liverpools ground anfield was originally evertons ground

 

Celtic

Everton fan I'm taking it?......treads carefully......Liverpool fan?

 

its a grand old team

 

Its all about west ham united

 

SPURS all the way mate

 

Green and white, great colours for a football team, it just needs a flash of gold. It'll be all red and white when Sunderland beat Hull this weekend, apparantly Saint Patrick is doing the announcements. But he said he could only come over for the weekend and might be really busy come Saturday, but who knows.

 

I do want to wind my buddy up a bit - but if I tell him, “liverpools ground anfield was originally evertons ground”. Would those be fighting words? (He loves Liverpool – Ay) Cheers!

 

be armed and ready to hit him round the chops with a soggy wet fish

 

Thanks – I could hit that guy with 4 wet fishes and he would just keep coming. These few post about him have made me want to track him down and have some fun. Cheers!

 

if that dont work hit him with a tin of salmon :cheers: man