Why do they throw celery at chelsea

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Early in , Chelsea banned celery from Stanford Bridge. In future, if anyone is found attempting to bring celery into Stamford Bridge they could be refused entry and anyone caught throwing celery will face a ban. Most bizarrely, the statement included a hotline number, which people could call if they saw anybody in possession of the illicit vegetable.

At away games, the celery does still come out at times. Reporter Enda Brady was pelted by a hail of celery, live on the air. So, there it is. The camp classic was the last song on the cassette, and thus it ear-wormed its way onto the Shelf. So swiftly did the strong affiliation grow between the song and Crystal Palace that the band played a gig at the ground four years later despite being staunch Chelsea fans.

Because nothing sets one group of fans apart from their peers than a self-penned ode that celebrates not only their idiosyncratic side, but the whimsical nature of fandom in general.

Who will buy my bread? As it increased in prominence during the Eighties theories began to arise regarding its genesis, with many claiming redundant miners sang it as they sold their home-baked wares around Stoke-On-Trent to make ends meet. But if there was previous confusion concerning its inception, there is no doubting the intention to completely perplex those in the away end at the bet Stadium.