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Sheffield United meets Leeds United tonight in a promotion definition shock in Bramall Lane.
Without a doubt, the Blades will feel that they have a high hand in the timely confrontation between the two teams that are first and second in the championship as they have an advantage at home.
Before the beginning, LEEDS fans are sure to be drowned by one of the most popular songs that are heard in English football.
You will never walk alone and always blowing bubbles are some of the most recognized and beloved songs of football, but the song 'Grease Chip Butty' by Sheffield United can take the crown for the best lyrics.
So what are the lyrics of the infamous song 'Grease Chip Butty' and what does it mean?
Mail Sport takes a look …
Sheffield United's 'Greasy Chip Butty'
The blades sing their iconic song in each game just before the start
What song Sheffield United fans sing before the start?
Blade's fan sang 'Greasy Chip Butty' just before the start in each game, the song has been a basic element in Sheffield United Games since the 1980s.
The self -critical song that is sung with the melody of the success of 1974 of 1974 'Annie's Song' pays tribute to the city.
Who wrote Grease Chip Butty?
Blade's fan, Gavin Hancock, wrote the letter of the infamous 'Grease Chip Butty' after listening to someone singing 'Annie's Song' in a local pub.
He rewritten the popular song and his version quickly took off thanks to his ingenious and intelligent lyrics that pay tribute to his city.
However, Rotherham fans protest that the song originated in Millmoor, but there is no doubt that it is Sheffield United who has become synonymous with the song.
What do the lyrics mean?
The football song reworked glorifies the life of the working class in Yorkshire and has a humorous objective to the simple pleasures enjoyed by local people.
The song refers to all the best things that can be found north of Magnet, the local beer that is a fans favorite, the Woodbine cigarettes to the beloved Chip Butty, which is often known as slopes in Sheffield.
The song seized the large amount of 1974 by John Denver 'Annie's Song' pays tribute to the city in an ingenious way