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Nigerian Fans Expertly Mocked The Skol Chant

Don’t you love the “Skol” Vikings chant getting mocked? Me too.
First, the Eagles did it against the Vikings with “Foles.”
SAVAGE. @Eagles fans doing the Skol chant, but they're saying "Foles" 😮 https://t.co/ne4AZZyQyA
— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) January 22, 2018
Eagles fans at #SBOpeningNight have their own version of the skol chant!
FOLES! FOLES! FOLES! pic.twitter.com/D1Ae6FsLD3
— SB Nation (@SBNation) January 30, 2018
A couple months later, the Sixers tweaked it with “Fultz.”
Fultz skol chant coming through at The Center! pic.twitter.com/pAjVPzLDOp
— NBC Sports Philadelphia (@NBCSPhilly) March 27, 2018
Fultz Skol chant! It’s lit! @SpikeEskin @Michael_Levin @MaxOnTwitter pic.twitter.com/3SLxW3eNjo
— Coach White (@Coach_CDubs) March 27, 2018
And now about three months after that, the “Skol” mockery happened again. On the international level.
Nigeria defeated Iceland 2-0 in Group D play at the FIFA World Cup. Nigeria’s nickname is the “Super Eagles.” They happen to wear green. Iceland is known for the Viking chant known as the “thunder clap.”
So you could say the Eagles once again defeated the Vikings. And with that in mind, Nigerian fans made fun of the “skol” chant.
Lol. Cold blooded. pic.twitter.com/6YEgiCZTYS
— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) June 22, 2018
First Philadelphia Eagles fans owned the Minnesota Vikings SKOL chant, and now Super Eagles (Nigeria) fans are own the original Vikings (Iceland) SKOL chant. That’s wild man pic.twitter.com/F4eVvLbrQH
— Wilfredo Gomez (@DaGreatDecision) June 22, 2018
The Vikings also gave their support to Iceland before kickoff. A quick look at some of the replies:
There’s plenty more Eagle replies. It’s fantastic.
Maybe both teams should just never do the chant again.
Chris is the Morning Roundup writer on Crossing Broad. He recently graduated from Syracuse University and was the video coordinator for the men's lacrosse team. He's previously covered the Philadelphia Eagles for Philadelphia Magazine’s Birds 24/7 and KYW Newsradio 1060. Chris is also a Production Assistant at ESPN and the Managing Editor for the college lacrosse website College Crosse.