lcafiero
Well-known member
For a couple of months I've been trying to figure this out, and I would have rather avoided asking this one, like my last dumb question -- "What does COYBIG mean?" Which, of course, has been answered -- but I've been trying to figure out this chant for months.
It starts off pretty simple:
Celtic! (Celtic!)
Celtic! (Celtic!)
Come on you bhoys in green!
(Come on you bhoys in green!)
Come on you bhoys in green!
(Come on you bhoys in green!)
Glasgow . . .
And there's where I lose it -- I can't understand what is said after "Glasgow." Ridicule me all you want, but I'd like to know how this chant ends.
Hail Hail!
It starts off pretty simple:
Celtic! (Celtic!)
Celtic! (Celtic!)
Come on you bhoys in green!
(Come on you bhoys in green!)
Come on you bhoys in green!
(Come on you bhoys in green!)
Glasgow . . .
And there's where I lose it -- I can't understand what is said after "Glasgow." Ridicule me all you want, but I'd like to know how this chant ends.
Hail Hail!