A Complaint About the NYT Crossword's Football Chants

Just a minor snit here, really, but as an avid NYT Crossword enjoyer (for my sins), I continue to get annoyed at their use of the answer OLE as the clue answer to a whole host of varieties of "football chant" or "Cry at a World Cup match", etc.

As someone who has done several hundred NYT crosswords, when you see anything to do with football or chanting, you know it's going to be OLE, without even having to think, even though it's one of the least used football chants I can think of. Yes, of course, it is to due with the letters and the ease of putting them in as a filler clue, but surely they can put in a WHEYYY (I suppose the spelling here is quite challenging, tbf) or some sort of other chant that is short and fits into a crossword. It's just never a good clue, purely meta knowledge, and I am annoyed at their lack of creativity.