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And some might say that should be the end of it. The song begins with The Lionesses winning Euro 2022 at Wembley before Skinner and Baddiel again lament on the fortune's of the men's team who again came close at the last World Cup and the Euros but failed to win those championships.īaddiel: ‘The Lionesses brought it home.

Another critic said: 'Safe to say if England are as bad on the pitch as the new Three Lions song then Wales and USA will be safely into the Knockouts'. One wag tweeted: 'A new version of Three Lions? Could this world cup get any worse?' with one disgruntled fellow England supporter adding: Three Lions in the bin more like'.

Many suggested it was just Skinner and Baddiel cashing in by 'flogging Three Lions song to death'.

And in maths two negatives make a positive so we think there is so much tacky in this it's going to be a classic'.īut football fans are questioning the decision to release it again - with some suggesting it is so toe-curling and saccharin-sweet that it makes them want to vomit. People have said in the past that football songs are a little bit tacky. His comedy partner Frank Skinner added: 'We could not resist the fact that the World Cup was at Christmas. But we decided to give it one more go on the basis that the blokes haven’t brought it home'. Mr Baddiel admitted when the song launched on BBC1 last night: 'Some might say that should be the end of it. There is also several nods to The Lionesses who won Euro 2022 this summer, England's 1966 World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst is a carol singer and Frank Skinner even dresses as Noddy Holder from Slade. This time it features Christmas-themed lyrics - including 'Three Lions on a sleigh' and 'football's coming home for Christmas' as well as a festive music video featuring a World Cup made with a Christmas pudding and custard. The comedians insist they 'couldn't resist' to reunite with ‎The Lightning Seeds singer Ian Broudie to create a new version of the much-loved song first released in 1996 when England lost to Germany on penalties, again. If you find any mistake in the lyrics of this song, please feel free to contact us so that we can update the correct lyrics.Football fans have blasted Frank Skinner and David Baddiel's decision to release a new Christmas version of Three Lions for the Qatar World Cup with the stars claiming 'it's going to be a classic' despite also admitting it is 'tacky' and 'demeaning'.