Few players have earned the admiration of Chelsea fans quite like Reece James. A homegrown star from the club's famous Cobham Academy, James has risen to captain his boyhood team, embodying the passion and pride that define Stamford Bridge.
James embodies a rare combination of defensive strength, attacking creativity, and steadfast loyalty, positioning him as not merely a player but as a true symbol of modern Chelsea. Through the spirited Reece James chant, Chelsea fans have discovered a powerful way to celebrate their captain and express their unwavering support.
A chant dedicated to James is heartfelt yet defiant, ideally suited to the rhythm of the terraces. It reminds everyone that while Chelsea has bought stars from all over the world, their true heartbeat still comes from within. James' chant is celebratory, a nod to his roots, his leadership and unshakable blue blood.
Recce James chant, lyrics and tune
Sung to the tune of ‘He's one of our own', a modern terrace favourite, the few lines in the song carry more emotion than a hundred words ever could.
When thousands of voices belt out the chant at Stamford Bridge or in away grounds, it becomes a shared declaration, a reminder that the club's future still runs through its roots.
He is one of our own,
He is one of our own,
Reece James,
He is one of our own.
Origin of Reece James chant
James' chant, ‘He is one of our own,' comes from a well-known chant template first popularised by Tottenham Hotspur supporters for Harry Kane. Chelsea fans quickly adopted it for Reece James as he emerged as one of their brightest academy graduates in recent years.
At Stamford Bridge, James' chant is often heard booming from the Matthew Harding Stand after a strong tackle, an overlapping run, or a captain's moment of defiance. It is not a flashy song; it doesn't need to be.
The beauty of the chant lies in its honesty: a homegrown leader representing everything Chelsea fans stand for.
Chelsea supporters singing Reece James chant
FGG Says
The Reece James chant is a love song to loyalty. In four simple lines, it captures the connection between the fans and a player who grew up among them.
For Chelsea supporters, it is not just about skill or trophies; it is about belonging. Sung with warmth and conviction, it is more than a popular football chant; it is a reflection of what it truly means to be a Blue.