And for some others, well, I think I can feel a cold coming on Win, lose or draw, you are certain to hear this song multiple times during any Chelsea home game. Sung to the tune of " Lord of the Dance ," the lyrics are as follows:.
No one seems to be sure exactly how this one started, but now it's a must-sing for the Stamford Bridge faithful. Ten men, nine men, eight men, seven men, six men, five men, four men, three men, two men, one man and his dog spot! By the time 10 is up, however, the bits in the middle are usually no more than mumbles. It will then be followed by a classic Chelsea clapping chant. Sung to the tune of " O Christmas Tree.
The reggae song, recorded by the Harry J. Allstars in , has been played before Chelsea matches for decades now. Although it is not usually sung during the game itself, no Chelsea home game would be complete without a few renditions of this classic song. Flying high, up in the sky, We'll keep the blue flag flying high From Stamford Bridge to Wemb er ley We'll keep the blue flag flying high.
We all follow the Chelsea Over land and sea - And Leicester! We all follow the Chelsea onnnntooo vi-ic-toreee altogether now We all follow the Chelsea Over land and sea - And Leicester! We all follow the Chelsea onnnntooo vi-ic-toreee. Chorus Blue is the colour, football is the game We're all together, and winning is our aim So cheer us on through the sun and rain 'cause Chelsea, Chelsea is our name Verse 1 Here at the Bridge whether rain or fine We can shine all the time Home or away, come and see us play You're welcome any day Chorus Blue is the colour, football is the game We're all together, and winning is our aim So cheer us on through the sun and rain 'cause Chelsea, Chelsea is our name Verse 2 Come to the Shed and we'll welcome you Wear your blue and see us through Sing loud and clear until the game is done Sing Chelsea everyone.
And it's super Chelsea Super Chelsea F. C We're by far the greatest team Chelsea, Chelsea, Chelsea, Chelsea Chelsea! Lets all do the Seaman, Lets all do the Seaman!!! To David Seaman complete with flapping hand gestures in the first match after the infamous Nayim from the half way line goal. During the away win at Spurs a week after they had won against us in the League Cup for the first time in 30 odd games. BLASTS FROM THE PAST we're the middle we're the middle we're the middle of the shed we're the white wall we're the white wall we're the white wall of the shed we're the middle we're the middle we're the middle of the shed we're the west side we're the west side we're the west side of the shed we're the middle we're the middle we're the shed carries across until one side gives up normally the white wall or the west side but never the middle we're the shed end we're the shed end we're the shed end of stamford bridge.
Come along, come along Come along and sing this song We're the boys in blue In Division Two But we won't be staying long Benches give us a song, benches benchs give us a song! Login Create a profile. We all follow the Chelsea onnnntooo vi-ic-toreee Blue is the Colour Chorus Blue is the colour, football is the game We're all together, and winning is our aim So cheer us on through the sun and rain 'cause Chelsea, Chelsea is our name Verse 1 Here at the Bridge whether rain or fine We can shine all the time Home or away, come and see us play You're welcome any day Chorus Blue is the colour, football is the game We're all together, and winning is our aim So cheer us on through the sun and rain 'cause Chelsea, Chelsea is our name Verse 2 Come to the Shed and we'll welcome you Wear your blue and see us through Sing loud and clear until the game is done Sing Chelsea everyone.
To David Seaman complete with flapping hand gestures in the first match after the infamous Nayim from the half way line goal "Sing when it's snowing, you only sing when it snowing! Ten Men Went to Mow. Why doesn't someone ask a real Chelsea fan if they want to be sure. I believe this was the first time we sang this song to them but we may have sang it at the bridge on the Boxing day I can't remember long time ago and I believe it was the first time Chelsea sang their said song.
I was at both matches and particularly remember the home game as I joined up 3 days later and was unable to watch us play again that season until Orient away and promotion. Charlton sing And Leicester aswell seems to just be London clubs - you learn something new everyday. I just learned something new You right.
I think Leicester was thrown into the song out of respect for trying to take the shed. Right, first thing is to read the Chelsea history bio. OK one week they played the forest reserves there was a little bit of trouble which was unheard of before and the next week it was followed by Chelsea playing the FOXES, ok what happened was that the Chelsea Headhunters came to watch the game and there was a few hundred watching it the chelseas fans came into the home end and starting trouble in some form.
The City fans were having none of it and it started a fracas, this was unheard of at the time, the headhunters took a beating and left to regroup.
The headhunters and westhams Intercity firm I'm lead to believe used to hand out calling cards in the MID 70's early 80's. Read the Chelsea history is a good read. This guy knows the history of hooligans but doesn't want swearing at a football match. Prefer it in Black and you've gotta love the exhuast. This song would explain why Tim Lovejoy always refers to us as "and leicester" on Soccer am.
It's bothered me for several years, but it's all become so clear. It's moot, anyway. Chelsea fans don't sing. Why do Chelsea sing Over land and sea and Leicester! Start new topic. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. Tokyo Foxes Posted 21 February Posted 21 February
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