Personally, I find the chants a bit cringe and childish.

My main feeling on this, and whenever people get upset by what they see as 'PC gone mad' is how hard is it for you to not use it? Does it really bother you that much to use a different phrase or expression?

Especially when you know that people on 'our side' do find it offensive and intimidating. Why would you deliberately belittle other CPFC fans in this way?

On a more specific level with this chant, is there seriously nothing else witty or good we can come up with? Rhyming 'scored none' with 'take it up the bum', brilliant that is. This is supposed to be a rivalry built on the football field and that has history to it, why not sing about that instead? People big up how funny and witty football banter is, but this pretty crap isn't it?

Surely we're better than this?

Employee of the month is a good example of how someone can be both a winner and a loser at the same time.

It's harmless Bender Banter. I really couldn't give a sh*t if a handful of fragile, perpetually indignant, self-righteous people find it offensive.

That's the difference between you and I. You see it as a 'problem'. I don't. I'm sure that makes you feel warm inside and reinforces your sense of superiority. I'm happy for you.

A significant number of which are Spurs fans. Their description as the 'Yid Army' is theirs and theirs alone.

Generally, the people who are most offended aren't the ones on the receiving end, and are generally middle class tosspots.

The chants themselves are unimaginative and tired, though. Something wittier would be better.

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Well,Funty,yes I did say that people who don't give a toss if people are offended are IMHO the "problem" in getting to the point where "we" don't feel its clever or feel the need to resort to homophobia-derived "up the bum" chants against Brighton to wind them up..which is not the same as saying all those who sing them are homophobic or that I personally get amazingly uptight about it at games...