</p> I'm not talking about your standard "we are going up", or "EiEiEiO" etc. I've heard a few tonight at Bristol City. Palace fans singing "Hark now hear the Palace sing", even going on about some rival running away on boxing day. Can't quite work out which one, but are they just nicking a song and swapping the rival from our neighbours in Sheffield? Pretty coincidental if they had a famous row with a rival on a boxing day worth singing the same song about.</p> But the one that really gets me is City's "We'll never die, we'll never die, we'll keep the red flag flying high". Do they actually realise they're singing a song about the fatalities from the Munich air disaster. My guess is not, the words just happen to pretain to a side playing in red which is obviously enough for them.</p> </p>
Red flag was the labour party anthem when they were errrrr the 'Labour party'. Don't see how it ties in to Munich.
RE: Red flag was the labour party anthem Manchester Utd sing that song for the munich disaster, didn't realise it had another significance
It is a song associated with socialism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_flag#The_anthem We used to sing it loads too
I never associated that song with Man Utd Its a socialist song. Associated with labour here till 86 when they replaced the red flag with a red rose as their symbol and stopped singing the song
That bloody song should be ............................................. Our National Anthem.</p> When the masses rise to rid this Country of Capitalism it will be.</p>
RE: I never associated that song with Man Utd You were8 in 1986 but still know the background?</p> As if you knew that before reading that Wiki page. Pfft</p> Anyway my initial point was valid- might not be the originalversion of the song but Utd do sing a version about Munich, and Bristol used the same words last night</p>