Other clubs singing "Ring of Fire"

[Tommy Cockles]

Heard it a few times now at lower league clubs. Inc at the WBA Wolves game on now. And bizarrely by Walsall on their open top bus after winning their league.

 

Weird one, don't really understand what anyone else would get out of it. Unoriginal schmucks. Still imitation is the sincerest form of flattery I guess.

 

Anyway just wanted to get that off my chest....

[Cunny]

the mancs will be doing it next, they seem to be copying all our other songs

they'll also claim they sang it first

[Mike]

its wolves fans

[Guest dewietje]

Aren't we singing paok's song now?

[Sion]

Aren't we singing paok's song now?

 

touché.

 

Ipswich have started singing YNWA as well

[The Hitman]

Celtic started it.

[Stanley Leisure]

Arsenal fans sing Ring of Fire on occasion.

[The Hitman]

Arsenal fans sing Ring of Fire on occasion.

But Sol and Ashley have left.

It must be for Ljungberg.

[Stevie H]

wolves and baggies have both sung the 'boing boing' song for years. it happens. get over it.

[Guest Greasy Belcher]

Chelsea fans are singing the Anfield Rap and Unite fans are singing Ferry Across the Mersey. Arsenal fans occasionally sing You Never Wore Cologne. Newcastle fans sometomes sing "the fields of Anfield Rd" and Bolton fans have been know to sing "Ra Ra Ra Rafa Benitez"

 

get over it, we dont have copyright to the whole language.

 

[Kvarme Ate My Food]

get over it, we dont have copyright to the whole language.

 

 

does"der der der der der der der derrrrr" count as 'language'?

[Ostrich Man]

Unoriginal schmucks. Still imitation is the sincerest form of flattery I guess.

 

 

"the fields of Anfield Rd"

 

[ManxRed]

the mancs will be doing it next...

Are there any abusive lines pertaining to scousers in there??

[Ombudsam]

Heard it a few times now at lower league clubs. Inc at the WBA Wolves game on now. And bizarrely by Walsall on their open top bus after winning their league.

 

Weird one, don't really understand what anyone else would get out of it. Unoriginal schmucks. Still imitation is the sincerest form of flattery I guess.

 

Anyway just wanted to get that off my chest....

 

we've borrowed songs from others

[Buzz]

At one point last night during the UEFA final it sounded like a set of fans were singin or humming Scouser Tommy or Fields of Anfiled Road, I think it was the Scouser Tommy, I had been drinking, quiet a lot actually.

[sutty]

Are there any abusive lines pertaining to scousers in there??

 

 

They do sing it, seriously

 

They sing

 

Michael Shields has got 15 years...

Michael Shields has got 15 years...

[Nathan Explosion]

At one point last night during the UEFA final it sounded like a set of fans were singin or humming Scouser Tommy or Fields of Anfiled Road, I think it was the Scouser Tommy, I had been drinking, quiet a lot actually.

 

It was something to the tune of Scouser Tommy.

[anny road]

They do sing it, seriously

 

They sing

 

Michael Shields has got 15 years...

Michael Shields has got 15 years...

 

 

and now he's getting bummed by queers

der der der der der der der derder

 

Someone else is claiming his dole

der der der der der der der der der

 

And now he's got a sore a******

 

are the words

[swano]

Shamrock Rovers fans in Ireland have been singing Ring of Fire since 1993.

 

There are very few original footy chants out there these days.

[Cliff M]

Rogers and Hammerstein have been singing "YNWA" since 1945 the cheeky b******s!

[Spoone]

Excuse my ignorance but what is the actual link between LFC and Ring Of Fire / Johnny Cash? Or why did we start singing it?

Edited May 17, 2007 by Spoone

[Guest Greasy Belcher]

Typ O Negative fans have been singing "I know your F***ing someone else" for years also.

 

Ring of fire, I've heard was a tune Jamie Carraghers dad used to always belt out on the busses to the matches and get the whole bus singing, its quite popular nowadays, even the great Johnny Cash would give it a lash before sadly passing away. Such in the wide fanbase of lfc. Rob Zombies has been know to belt out "YNWA" from time to time.