Fowler and Habib in “Come on You Blues”

We wish to subdue the hooligan before he becomes violent. We can achieve this by setting up a rhythmic beating on our shields, such as to strike terror into the hearts of the enemy, as once did the Zulus - an adversary the British Army truly appreciated.

I'm not surprised - the Zulus had rhythmic beating, the British had field artillery. I bet they appreciated it!

All right, Habib. Just because something is morally inexcusable does not stop it being a cherished part of the national fabric. Look at the Walnut Whip.