Had a dream last night about the Wembley game, and the Hull fans started singing a song that I think I have only heard once which was at the Premiership Final at Old Trafford when we got beat by Huddersfield - a few weeks after we won Division 1 (and the players went and all shaved their heads)

"one man went to mow, went to mow a meadow. He had a sausage dog, with a rubber jonny on its kn*b, went to mow a meadow!"

It has always stayed with me, and I've never heard it since. What other songs can you remember that used to be common on the terraces but no longer sung (excluding player specific songs), or which songs made you laugh at the time?

The "Give it to Adam" song to Adam Hughes at Boulevard was funny at the time, as well as "Farrell's wife has got VD, she sh*gged Furner"

"Where's your father" sung to the refs was always a great song, and sung with so much venom too

We all pi$$ in a red n white pot, to the tune of yellow submarine.
A red robin, A rare bird
Was perched upon, my windowsill. Any one remember that one?
I always remember in the Threepenny a version of You'll Never Walk Alone with loads of clapping in it.

"The famous Kingston Rovers went to Rome to see the pope".

"Going down the Boulevard to see the FC Aces"

I always remember singing to the Saints fans, "Scousers, on the dole, Scousers Scousers on the Dole". Or "Sign on, sign on, with a pen, in your hand, and you'lll never work again, you'lll never work again, sign on"

Dear oh dear.

The YNWA I meant went
Walk on (clap, clap) Walk on (clap, clap) with hope (clap, clap) in your heart (clap, clap) and you'll ne (clap, clap) ver walk (clap, clap) alone.

We still sing those, especially the second one

We are the Pride of all Yorkshire
The cock of the North
We hate Bradford Northern , and Rovers of course
And Leeds

Does anyone know the rest ? If so please post !
My Brother has been singing that bit for years , without knowing the rest !!

We're gunna wembley, we're gunna wembley, you're not, you're not

We still sing that one on Tony's Coach!!

'Go for goal, go for goal, go for goal.'

The Threepenny Stand's plea to Sammy Lloyd to kick from the half way line if we got a penalty from the kick off.