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Compared to your usual joke, maybe yes.
Lolz

If you were struggling with Brum to Bridgnorth train that was. We are on the 9.03 from Euston which should be easy enough to do.

I remember the bearded guy. It was always sung slowly

What , making a joke about a piece of fiction ? Perhaps I ought to be ashamed

You must be proud of that post. Well feckin done.

Me and the lad will be getting a taxi from Brum to Dudley, was going to suggest you could share the taxi and take on the fare from Dudley to Bridgnorth. I reckon £25 to £30 from Dudley which wouldn't be too bad if there were 3 of you.

as near as I could get to a 12ins black and white screen in our front room with half the street there and gambling,,many still hadn,t got a TV...we swapped the 9ins screen for a 12inch for the grand national that year...we were also only one of two families with a car,in the road,all the other dads worked at the Austin but couldn,t afford the cars ,their money then was very poor!!,

Yes , to act all sad and worried when wanting to shout about how the Vile are going to piss this league must be hard

Everyone knows it better sang slower (at the right speed)

Tbh, I haven't enjoyed that.
I'm a bit fecked up with my old man being ill, and maybe because that my lad is 15. But that's been a bit too dark fir me. There's some fecked up folk about though, so maybe it's normal for some.
That kid is a very talented actor though

was sung (properly) in 50s and 60s..Mainly by the Spion Kop...it should be slow,not chanted like the kids now..In the early 60s a very large bearded scot would turn round to the kop and sing ,all verses to the crowd for applause....from the tilton it was magnificent to hear the kop sing it and we would say ,,,shut up,the kops singing and we would hush and listen....it was fantastic then..now the kids chant it and too fast...It,s supposed to be a hymn....as for the partisan the crowd at Wembley sung... Читать дальше...

The change to often partisan definitely happened before the claps replaced the LA LA LA

Funnily enough I'm living in Aberystwyth now. Seen a few lads in blues tops round this way before but they've all been holidaymakers

So looks like in 1968 "often partisan" wasn't the "default" lyric. Perhaps it morphed as you say. Interesting.

He didn't have to even though it meant he would have been paid more so fair play IMO.

Contracts aren't worth the paper they're written on anyway in football as Zola and Redknapp can testify but hey let's moan about the more successful manager for us out of the last three for getting us near the play offs on a budget reported last week of £6k per week for most of the squad.

Funny old game

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This is from a 1968 Birmingham City players and supporters album...no mention of "often partisan" but worth a listen if you have Spotify....