We all follow the Chelsea chant, which is a popular chant amongst the Chelsea faithful. The chant is a very common one in football with many of Chelsea’s rivals having their version of the chant. For example, Arsenal with “We all follow the Arsenal”.
We all follow the Chelsea chant is a simple one to learn and an absolute favourite in the Stamford Bridge terraces. Learn the lyrics to the We All follow the Chelsea chant below and get it going at the next Chelsea game.
We all follow the Chelsea Lyrics
We all follow the Chelsea
over land and sea – and Leicester!
we all follow the Chelsea
onto victory
We all follow the Chelsea
over land and sea – and Leicester!
we all follow the Chelsea
onto victory
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We All Follow the Chelsea chant is sung to the tune of “Land of Hope and Glory” by Edward Elgar.
Back in the 70s, Chelsea and Leicester had a very fierce rivalry where there were a lot of clashes between players and fans. The biggest of these was on Boxing Day in 1979, where not only the players got into it but the fans also clashed heavily, causing the biggest clash between the Chelsea and Leicester football hooligan firms.
It is widely believed the above is why Chelsea specifically called out Leicester. However, there is another thought that legendary Chelsea Supporter Mick Greenway decided to throw Leicester into the chant and the rest is history. We also had a look at some other potential theories as to why Leicester is called out specifically in the “We All Follow The Arsenal” lyrics page.
Learn the lyrics to all your favourite Chelsea chants like “Carefree wherever you may be” and sing your heart out the next time you watch the Chelsea.