The soundtrack of the terraces — every song the Hammers faithful sing
The club's iconic anthem since the 1920s. Sung before every home match as bubble machines fill the stadium. Originates from a 1918 Broadway show. One of the most recognisable songs in English football.
A simple but powerful rallying cry used throughout every match. The traditional nickname 'Irons' references the club's Thames Ironworks origins. Abbreviated to COYI by fans.
A fierce declaration of lifetime loyalty to the club. Sung with defiance especially during difficult times and relegation battles. Shows the unbreakable bond between fans and club.
A call-and-response chant that builds in volume and energy. Each line is repeated by the whole crowd. Gets the entire stadium bouncing, particularly at away grounds.
A thunderous, chest-thumping declaration sung in unison. Often accompanied by rhythmic clapping. Celebrates the iconic claret and blue colours that West Ham have worn since 1899. Sometimes sung with the manager' name instead of the words West Ham.
Cult classic for Czech goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko who played 1990-1998. Humorously claims he's from 'near Moscow' despite being from Prostejov, Czech Republic. Still sung by fans decades after he left. One of the most beloved West Ham chants.
A traditional Cockney knees-up that reflects West Ham's deep East London working-class roots. One of the oldest chants in the songbook, often sung during celebrations and after goals.
A tribute to the Italian genius who became a cult hero from 1999-2003. Famous for his scissor-kick goal against Wimbledon and his FIFA Fair Play Award. One of the most popular player chants in West Ham history.
Sung for Jarrod Bowen, the hero of the 2023 Conference League Final in Prague. Bowen's pace and goals have made him one of the most celebrated players at the London Stadium.
A song for Brazilian midfielder Lucas Paqueta, who signed from Lyon in 2022. Celebrates his flair, technical ability and the joy he brings to the West Ham midfield.
Christian Dailly striker of the 1990s
A rhythmic, staccato chant with synchronised hand claps. Creates an infectious atmosphere that gets the whole London Stadium bouncing. Simple but incredibly effective.
The Doris Day classic adopted for cup runs. Traditionally sung when West Ham are heading to Wembley. Heard loudly during the FA Cup campaigns and the 2023 Conference League run.
A proud celebration of the club's East London roots. Sung with passion at home and away. Establishes the geographical identity that runs through everything West Ham stand for.
Chant for current manager Nuno Espirito Santo, appointed in September 2025. Previously managed Wolves, Tottenham and Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.
A chant for the club's all-time appearance holder with 799 games. Bonds captained West Ham to FA Cup victories in 1975 and 1980. A beloved figure who embodies everything about the club.
For French playmaker Dimitri Payet who was sensational in 2015-16. His free kicks and dribbling made him a fan favourite before his controversial departure to Marseille in January 2017.
A romantic terrace ballad about a girl wearing West Ham colours. Particularly popular during cup runs when Wembley is the destination. A staple of the matchday songbook since the 1960s.
A simple call to action that gets the entire ground on their feet. Particularly effective at the London Stadium where the large capacity means the noise is deafening when everyone stands.
A bold declaration of East London identity combined with rivalry. The Cockney Boys reference is a nod to West Ham's working-class East End origins and is often heard on away days.
A lighthearted, fun chant that gets fans dancing. Often starts in one section and spreads across the whole ground. Reflects the humour and good nature of West Ham's support.
A proud declaration of East London identity and determination. Celebrates the working-class roots and passionate support that have defined West Ham throughout their 130-year history.
Chant for Dutch winger Crysencio Summerville, who joined West Ham from Leeds United. Known for his pace and direct running, The reference to 'Jimmy' was because of a singer called Jimmy Summeriville of the Communards in the 1980s. It totally perplexed the payer too, lol.
To the tune of Volare! For Mr West Ham himself, Mark Noble, who spent his entire career at the club from 2004-2022. 550 appearances, club captain, now Sporting Director. A true one-club man.
To the tune of 'Lip Up Fatty' by ska band Bad Manners, the striker was serenaded with 'We've got Taty, oh we've got Taty Castellanos'. Chant for Argentine striker Valentin Castellanos, known as 'El Taty'. Castellanos joined West Ham to lead the attack and his passion and workrate have endeared him to the West Ham faithful.
A fan favourite on the terraces from the Upton Park days sang to the tune of the Mary Poppins classic
A fierce anti-Tottenham anthem reflecting the intense London rivalry between the two clubs. Sung with venom at every encounter and frequently at other matches too. One of the loudest chants at the London Stadium.
Fan favourite sung as much outside the ground as in
A fun twist on the famous Bubbles anthem. A bouncy, singalong chant that gets the whole ground moving. Often heard during lighter moments in matches or when celebrating goals.
terrace song sung at West Ham games home and away
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