World cup footy slogans

Doodee

Howdy,


wonder if anyone has a few different chants fot the various teams playing in the world cup.

for Germany I was given:

Einer geht noch, einer geht noch rein
Fußball ist unser Leben, der König Fußball regiert die Welt
Der Theodor, der Theodor, der steht bei uns im Fußballtor
Er steht im Tor und nicht dahinter
Lu-Lu-Lukas Podolski
Aber eins, aber eins das bleibt bestehen, xy darf nicht untergehn

Has anyone got any others?

Gone Drinking

Olé, Olé, Olé!

racso1975

any chance of translating that for us......and i dont mean ole ole ole

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International fan chants are usually cringefests

Melion

ENG-ER-LAND x20

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Melion wrote: »

ENG-ER-LAND x20

Also: No Surrender, No surrender, No surrender to the *.*.A.

smackbunnybaby

Doodee wrote: »

Howdy,


wonder if anyone has a few different chants fot the various teams playing in the world cup.

for Germany I was given:

Einer geht noch, einer geht noch rein
Fußball ist unser Leben, der König Fußball regiert die Welt
Der Theodor, der Theodor, der steht bei uns im Fußballtor
Er steht im Tor und nicht dahinter
Lu-Lu-Lukas Podolski
Aber eins, aber eins das bleibt bestehen, xy darf nicht untergehn

Has anyone got any others?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Juhm54IkI

So so catchy.
Not as good as "Team of Gary Breens" however.

Coillte_Bhoy

Since when did fotball/soccer become footy????:mad:

The_Kew_Tour

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Since when did fotball/soccer become footy????:mad:

Does it matter?

Gavin "shels"

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Since when did fotball/soccer become footy????:mad:

Since when did football become fotball?

Coillte_Bhoy

Gavin shels wrote: »

Since when did football become fotball?

Touche!

Doodee

racso1975 wrote: »

any chance of translating that for us......and i dont mean ole ole ole

One more, One more will still fit in,
Football is our life, king football rules the world
Theodor, Theodor, Stands in our goals,
He stands in the goal and not behind it,
Lu-Lu-Lukas Podolski,
But one, but one thing remains, [Your country] can't sink.

eagle eye

Well from my knowledge of sports,

Footy = Aussie Rules
Football = American Football
Soccer = Association Football
GAA/Gaelic = Gaelic Football


After all the name of this fourm is Soccer right?

And when did a slogan become a chant?

3hn2givr7mx1sc

In fairness if you were talking to an Irish person and they said football you wouldn't think they were on about American Football.

Aussie Rules is known as Aussie Rules here, well amongst my friends it is, anyway.

I call soccer 'football' now, probably from watching too much Sky Sports.

Jules.Winnfield

baz2009 wrote: »

In fairness if you were talking to an Irish person and they said football you wouldn't think they were on about American Football.

Aussie Rules is known as Aussie Rules here, well amongst my friends it is, anyway.

I call soccer 'football' now, probably from watching too much Sky Sports.

As a huge American Football and GAA fan I still believe that 'soccer' is the only game than can legitimatley be called football as the majority of play is with the feet as apposed to hands with either of the other sports mentioned. Anyway this is totally of topic.

But as an earlier poster mentioned, nothing can beat the chant of 'a team of Gray Breens'

3hn2givr7mx1sc

Sums it up:

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WTF is up with the German's chants?
"He stands in goals and not behind it". Well he'd be fairly shít if he stood behind the goals now in fairness.