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***Pavlyuchenko Chant***

alex01

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Apr 16, 2007
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Pavlyuchenko song

to the tune of
lets go fucking mental

lets go Pavlyuchenko
lets go Pavlyuchenko
la la lala
 

chrissivad

Staff
May 20, 2005
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a slight tweak....

we've got pavlyuchenko
he's better that shevchenko
la la la la

cant we just keep it to our players?

Why do we always have to refer to other teams/players in our songs :cry:

But ether 'we've got' or 'lets go' work fine. :up:
 

yiddotilidie

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Mar 23, 2005
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Why lets go pavlyuchenko.....why not...

Roman Pavlyuchenko, Roman Pavlyuchenko
la la la la la.

I still think the Adebayor chant tune is the most catchy football song.
 

Petyr

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May 12, 2008
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Spartak fans booed at Pav while he was training with Russia and interrupted the training for some minutes. They called him twat because he left them for Spurs :lol: :shrug:
 

yanno

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Aug 1, 2003
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Spartak fans booed at Pav while he was training with Russia and interrupted the training for some minutes. They called him twat because he left them for Spurs :lol: :shrug:

:eek:mg:

What is "twat" in Russian?
 

Stavi

Active Member
May 7, 2006
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to the tune of 'lola' by the kinks:

he scores loads of goals and he does it for fun,
he's strong and he's fast and he's our number 1,
PAVVVV-LLLYYYUU-CHENKO
ROMAN PAVLYUCHENKO
 

yanno

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Aug 1, 2003
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:lol:

I don't know, I read on a Bulgarian site that they used vulgar expressions. Maybe something like "twat" :lol:

It strikes me as a word that would probably cross cultural barriers whole and without any local translation.

So the notion of Spartak fans shouting "twat" at Pavlyuchenko with a Russian accent seem entirely plausible. I'd save hughy's variant, "twatski", for the other Roman: Abramovich. :up:

However, Petyr, you're not getting off that likely. What's "twat" in Bulgarian? :)
 

bomberH

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Jun 4, 2005
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Roman, wherever you may be
Don't go to Spurs for a cup of tea
Cos Rebrov said
You'll end up dead
And dark skinned people will eat your head.
 

jimbo

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Dec 22, 2003
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In America 'twat' is pronounced 'twart', but then they pronounce 'Nissan' as 'nee-sarn' so I don't think they can be trusted.
 

Petyr

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May 12, 2008
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It strikes me as a word that would probably cross cultural barriers whole and without any local translation.

So the notion of Spartak fans shouting "twat" at Pavlyuchenko with a Russian accent seem entirely plausible. I'd save hughy's variant, "twatski", for the other Roman: Abramovich. :up:

However, Petyr, you're not getting off that likely. What's "twat" in Bulgarian? :)

I know the use of "twat" only from football forums. If I understand it corrеctly, it must be something like a vulgar expression for vagina :roll: :oops:
 

Yid-ol

Just-outside Edinburgh
Jan 16, 2006
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In America 'twat' is pronounced 'twart', but then they pronounce 'Nissan' as 'nee-sarn' so I don't think they can be trusted.

Jimbo, all you have to really say is American, dont need to look much further than that to know they cant be trusted :wink:
 

roosh

aka tottenham_til_i_die
Sep 21, 2006
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not sure if everyone knows the song (think its usally sung at christmas),
but to the air of "Glo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ria in excelsis deo"

Ro-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-man Pavlyuchenko

OR

to the air of "as i went down to the river to pray"

as I went down to the lane today,
wondering about those good old days
and who should score the winning goal
Oh Roman, show us the way

Oh Yiddos lets go down,
lets go down,won't you come on down
Oh Yiddos lets go down
down to the lane today
 
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