Four Leeds United chants you simply have to know for the 2023/24 season.
ur Leeds United chants.Leeds United’s loyal and loud supporters are well-known for the catchy chants they have developed throughout the years.
To the tune of Rockin’ All Over the World, the current catchy chant pays homage to the club’s Dutch three of Summerville, Struijk, and Piroe.
“Marchin’ On Together,” a well-known song that ranks with other legendary football chants like Liverpool’s You’ll Never Walk Alone, is the most well-known Leeds chant.
It is not surprising that Leeds United have a sizable and ardent fan base given that they are one of the biggest and most illustrious teams in all of English football, particularly throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
You may anticipate hearing numerous well-known chants that have been developed throughout the years at Championship games this season.
One of the loudest and outgoing fanbases in English football supports the Whites. After being demoted from the Premier League last year, they are currently back in the second division and are among the favorites to be promoted under the leadership of two-time Championship champion Daniel Farke.
The West Yorkshire outfit is always well-supported at Elland Road, but which well-known songs must you know if you support them or intend to watch Farke’s new team at some point this semester?
The names of Jermaine Beckford and Dominic Matteo are still chanted at Elland Road as tributes to former players for Leeds over the years. Pontus Jansson, Pablo Hernandez, and Samu Saiz have all had hit songs played on the terrace more recently.
However, the song currently in circulation is an homage to the Dutch trio of the club, Crysencio Summerville, Pascal Struijk, and Joel Piroe, and it is performed to the tune of Status Quo’s Rockin’ All Over the World:
And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it
I li-li-like it, li-li-li
Here we go!
Summerville, Struijk and Piroe
Play All The Way
Play All The Way is a must-know song but is a less well-known chant due to its age. It has been a popular chant for many years. Additionally, it is extremely wordy, therefore practice is advised:
First of all there’s the Boss who’s right behind us
He’s the one who fills our hearts with pride
It’s a joy to us all when Big Jack has the ball
To know that he is on our side
There’s a red headed tiger known as Billy
And he goes like a human dynamo
Mick the Mover of course, he can work like a horse
And Top Cat Cooper’s always on the go
And we play all the way for Leeds United
Elland Road is the only place for us
With heart and soul for the goal that’s clearly sighted
We’re out to toast each other from that silver Cup
Mick the Mover of course, he can work like a horse
And Top Cat Cooper’s always on the go
And we play all the way for Leeds United
Elland Road is the only place for us
With heart and soul for the goal that’s clearly sighted
We’re out to toast each other from that silver Cup
You should see how he runs, Speedy Reaney
When Iron-Man-Hunter sends it down the wing
While the Brains is everywhere, doing more than his share
Sniffer Clarke’s always there to bang it in
Proud and tall in the goalmouth stands the Viking
And the eleven foes are never far away
Lasher Lorimer what a shot
Then to tie them in a knot there’s Eddie the Last Waltz Gray
And we play all the way for Leeds United
Elland Road is the only place for us
With heart and soul for the goal that’s clearly sighted
We’re out to toast each other from that silver Cup
And we play all the way for Leeds United
lland Road is the only place for us
With heart and soul for the goal that’s clearly sighted
We’re out to toast each other from that silver Cup
Another well-known Leeds chant is one that refers to the 1975 European Cup Final, which Leeds lost to Bayern Munich despite having Peter Lorimer’s initial goal incorrectly disallowed because Franz Beckenbauer’s team argued with the referee.
“We are the Champions, Champions of Europe” is still chanted by supporters of the club who believe Leeds’ supporters defrauded them of the victory in this game because of the controversy surrounding the final. Even though Leeds has never claimed a European Cup, it is frequently sung during every game throughout a season.
It can be sung for several minutes at a time, even when Leeds is losing, and many Leeds supporters like to swing their scarves above their heads while singing it. The chant is the simplest of all of them.
Leeds’ most well-known song is a chant that many fans, not only those of the West Yorkshire team, are familiar with. It ranks right up there with West Ham United’s I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles and Liverpool’s You’ll Never Walk Alone.
Here we go with Leeds United,
We’re gonna give the boys a hand
Stand up and sing for Leeds united
They are the greatest in the land,
Na na na
Everyday, we’re all gonna say
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
Everywhere, we’re gonna be there
We, love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
Marching On Together!
We’re gonna see you win
Na na na na na na
We are so proud
We shout it out loud we love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
We’ve been through it all together
And we’ve had our ups and downs (UPS AND DOWNS!)
We’re gonna stay with you forever
At least until the world stops going round
Na na na
Everyday, we’re all gonna say we love you Leeds!Leeds!Leeds!
Everywhere, we’re gonna be there
We, love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
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