Wolves claim our song

I see Wolverhampton W###ers are  claiming Ring of fire as their own
are they that sad?

I see Wolverhampton W###ers are  claiming Ring of fire as their own
are they that sad?

Where did you hear this? Got a source?

I see Wolverhampton W###ers are  claiming Ring of fire as their own
are they that sad?

Please tell me you are joking. First Celtic now Wolves.
Both reject teams!!

its no joke it was the bbc talk back site no wonder wba take the piss

Scallyon, do you support Liverpool or Iverpool?

Check your sig mate 

Scallyon, do you support Liverpool or Iverpool?

Check your sig mate 

Ha ha, that's not his fault accually. When the forum got updated a few months back everyone lost the first letter in their sigs.
Wierd I know.

heard it at england game aswell

 
cheers ddie c

From Wikipedia:

"Wolverhampton Wanderers are famous for running out to Hi Ho Silver Lining, a rock song released in 1967 by Jeff Beck. Wolves supporters modify the lyrics of the chorus to Hi Ho Wolverhampton!

In the 50s and 60s, their signature tune was 'The Happy Wanderer'. Later The Liquidator by the Harry J. Allstars became very popular, but use of the song ceased following a request from the West Midlands Police who claimed that the alternative lyrics sung by fans could lead to hooliganism. The song has made occasional re-appearances at important promotion and play-off matches over the years.

The latest song that the fans have adopted at the second half of the 2006/07 season is Dario G's version of Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire. This song is sung by the fans at both home and away games".


If your going to nick a song surely it would be the original version and not Dario G's,then again if you look at some of there previous efforts its probably a compliment that they copy something of ours, and Johnny Cash's of course.

From Wikipedia:

"Wolverhampton Wanderers are famous for running out to Hi Ho Silver Lining, a rock song released in 1967 by Jeff Beck. Wolves supporters modify the lyrics of the chorus to Hi Ho Wolverhampton!

In the 50s and 60s, their signature tune was 'The Happy Wanderer'. Later The Liquidator by the Harry J. Allstars became very popular, but use of the song ceased following a request from the West Midlands Police who claimed that the alternative lyrics sung by fans could lead to hooliganism. The song has made occasional re-appearances at important promotion and play-off matches over the years.

The latest song that the fans have adopted at the second half of the 2006/07 season is Dario G's version of Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire. This song is sung by the fans at both home and away games".


If your going to nick a song surely it would be the original version and not Dario G's,then again if you look at some of there previous efforts its probably a compliment that they copy something of ours, and Johnny Cash's of course.

I agree. But think about it. They look like the nobheads now because they aint original.

nobheads!