Songs that never came over from Ayresome Park to the Riverside
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Peppery_John
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Where's your father,
Where's your father,
Where's your father referee,
Hasn't got one never had one you're a b****d referee.
Where was was the goalie when the ball was in the net,
Where was was the goalie when the ball was in the net,
Where was was the goalie when the ball was in the net,
He was hanging on the $hithouse door.
Where's your father,
Where's your father referee,
Hasn't got one never had one you're a b****d referee.
Where was was the goalie when the ball was in the net,
Where was was the goalie when the ball was in the net,
Where was was the goalie when the ball was in the net,
He was hanging on the $hithouse door.
Lemmy_kilmister
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what do you do with a drunken jawdee?
what do you do with a drunken jawdee?
what do you do with a drunken jawdee?
kick his f*&^ing head in
knack, knack knack the bstad
knack knack knack the bstad
knack knack knack the bstad
early in the morning
probably got this one the wrong way round
my brother is a pervert, my mothers got the pox
my sister is a prostitute at Middlesbrough docks
my grandad is a rapist and me grannies going mad
AND JACK THE RIPPERS MY DAD
NA NA NA NA NA NA etc
what do you do with a drunken jawdee?
what do you do with a drunken jawdee?
kick his f*&^ing head in
knack, knack knack the bstad
knack knack knack the bstad
knack knack knack the bstad
early in the morning
probably got this one the wrong way round
my brother is a pervert, my mothers got the pox
my sister is a prostitute at Middlesbrough docks
my grandad is a rapist and me grannies going mad
AND JACK THE RIPPERS MY DAD
NA NA NA NA NA NA etc
redlion
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At the end of 90 mins against Leicester, think that's the last time it was sung, think people believed it was an unlucky song, I love it, and like you said its a classic and unique to us.
Johnny Vincents Motorbike
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A rousing version was given in Rome
its not an unlucky song - it wont be sung by the false-patriots/right wingers - cos its the song associated with American Black emancipation & the Irish Civil Rights marches of the late 60s - its a perceived 'political' protest song that isnt draped in the red, white & blue of John Bull.
if the red faction do nothing else this season they should have this song sung at the coalface - dont be silenced by the fascist's/hitlerjugend...."we are the red, we are the reds, we are, we are, we are the reds..."
Tom Hark
Can anyone remember PC Micky Quinn behind the goal Holgate end ?
Nosmo-King
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Who’s that tw@t in the fancy hat, Dixon, Dixon
Bernies_quiff
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He used to play up to it
NorthumberlandBoro
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We hate Stockton and we hate Stockton!
EuropeTwice
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“Where’s your mam?”
when an opposition player went down injured
when an opposition player went down injured
junos_boots
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I seem to remember a period when we had Girlfriend is a Centrefold - or is that just me losing my memory of the 80s at Ayresome?
Yeh and I seem to remember him getting our beach ball and not giving us it back . Leading on to the “we want our ball back, said we want our ball back” chant 
d IHe used to play up to it
NorthumberlandBoro
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Definitely was a thing for a while.
Cheesenbiscuits
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Shoot shoot ( theme then if the Sunday tv football show)
Best was when the opposing keeper walked towards the Holgate and always got a clap and just as he got to the box it changed to you aft b****d and got bombarded with toilet rolls and whatever else could be thrown.
How many banning orders would there be nowadays. Before anyone says anything. Can’t recall anyone getting hurt or complaining.
Nosmo-King
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All we are saying - is give us a goal.
Who’ll give us a B
Who’ll give us a O
Who’ll give us a R
Who’ll give us a O
What have you got?
Who’ll give us a B
Who’ll give us a O
Who’ll give us a R
Who’ll give us a O
What have you got?
Boro
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'Away the lads' was sung by clubs all over the country and was a standard at AP. Same as 'You'll never walk alone' wasn't just a Liverpool song.
Blaydon Races? Was that ever sung at Ayresome?
Its all in geordie twang with 'gannin' etc and geordie places . Was it changed to suit us or sang as the geordies do?
NorthumberlandBoro
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To see Jack Charlton's aces!Blaydon Races? Was that ever sung at Ayresome?
Its all in geordie twang with 'gannin' etc and geordie places . Was it changed to suit us or sang as the geordies do?
Cheesenbiscuits
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Not a song as such but there used to be a clapping song followed by stamping your foot or banging the stand.