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Chelsea fans sing ‘We hate Tottenham’ before each home game. Not everyone thinks they should

Why do some Chelsea supporters have mixed feelings about their rendition of the pre-match 'Liquidator' song?

Published: Friday, 23 October 2026 at 4:00 AM
Chelsea fans sing ‘We hate Tottenham’ before each home game. Not everyone thinks they should
Key Things to Know
  • Chelsea supporters are divided over chanting "We hate Tottenham" during the pre-match Liquidator tune at Stamford Bridge.
  • The Harry J All Stars track has been part of Chelsea's walk-out tradition for 57 years.
  • Critics argue mentioning Tottenham against unrelated opposition tarnishes the club's tradition and atmosphere.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Chelsea supporters are divided over the inclusion of the chant "We hate Tottenham" during the pre-match playback of the Liquidator tune at Stamford Bridge. While the Harry J All Stars track has served as walk-out music for nearly six decades, the anti-Tottenham lyrics emerged roughly 15 years ago and are now voiced during every home fixture.

Traditionalist supporters argue that singing about rivals regardless of the opponent detracts from supporting Chelsea directly and cheapens the club's identity. However, other fans defend the practice, asserting it creates necessary pre-match energy and reflects the intensified modern rivalry between the two London sides.

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