Favourite Everton songs of all time?

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

We all hate Leeds and Leeds and Leeds..........

 

[Runub]

The RS B******s are not champions any more
They played at home to Arsenal and they couldn't even score
When Michael Thomas netted they all lay on the floor
Oh the RS B******s are not champions any more

 

[Joey66]

I always liked “ We shall not be moved” mostly sang at FA cup matches.

Played before every kick off to let the Gladwys street sing it too, died a death, unfortunately blame all-seater stadiums .....?

 

[LEONARD]

Played before every kick off to let the Gladwys street sing it too, died a death, unfortunately blame all-seater stadiums .....?

 

[Joey66]

Fitting, we are moving to the banks of the Royal Blue Mersey at BM......

 

[Cameron Manning]

I think 20,000 Bluenoses sang it with a lot more spirit than the Seekers, although they were good, they didn’t raise the hairs on the back of your neck like us Toffees!!

 

[ToffeeDan]

I always liked “ We shall not be moved” mostly sang at FA cup matches.

I have a vague recollection of hearing this on the radio - from Dixie's days

E-V-E-R-T-O-N
That's the place that means heaven to me
E-V-E-R-T-O-N
And Blue is the colour of the Jersey
E-V-E-R-T-O-N
And we'll bring the cup back home again next year
When you put it all together it spells EVERTON
That's the place that means home sweet home to me

I'm pretty sure it was accompanied by a banjo or ukelele

 

[The Binman]

The man don’t give a f@ck by the super furry animals was always a favourite of mine, not Everton related, apart from the fella wore a blue shirt on the sleeve of the vinyl record. It was about a minor 70s footballer apparently!

 

[bluelord49]

I remember being 7 years old and hearing for the first time 'he's fat he's round he's worth a million pound Peter Reid' which really made a 7 year old me laugh.

However, my all time favourite was 1995 semi final rendition of we're on the march with Joey's army we're all going to Wembley. Still my best memory of my Dad singing that behind the goal. The three sides of Elland Road all singing together was probably heard back on L4.

Best ground for our sound was the south bank Kop at Wolves...... I even saw two fans with an oil drum with two big sticks thumping it to our chants ,,,,,

We seem to take thousands there too....

Best ground for our sound was the south bank Kop at Wolves...... I even saw two fans with an oil drum with two big sticks thumping it to our chants ,,,,,

We seem to take thousands there too....

Remember that Very Well..
It was me and a mate that played the Drum that day...

 

[bluelord49]

…no, Joey, I was thinking of the record brought out in the ‘60s (I think). It went something like;

“Oh yes, it’s E-V-E-R-T and O and N, the greatest team in all the world, they call us Everton”.

They come from Garston, Walton
They come from Dingle too
They even come from Anfield to see the Boys in Blue.
They come from Park Road Huyton and all of Merseyside
They travel upto Goodison Park to loudly sing with Pride......
Gimme an EVERT-ON...etc..

 

[bluelord49]

…no, Joey, I was thinking of the record brought out in the ‘60s (I think). It went something like;

“Oh yes, it’s E-V-E-R-T and O and N, the greatest team in all the world, they call us Everton”.

They come from Garston, Walton
They come from Dingle too
They even come from Anfield to see the Boys in Blue.
They come from Park Road Huyton and all of Merseyside
They travel upto Goodison Park to loudly sing with Pride......
Gimme an EVERT-ON...etc..

 

[hallamblue]

My favourites as a kid:
Bobby Latchford walks on water, tra la la la la la la la la
We all agree, Duncan Mackenzie is magic
Oh Andy is our King, oh Andy is our King, oh Andy is our King

 

[Joey66]

Remember that Very Well..
It was me and a mate that played the Drum that day...

I walked right past you then to get my spec with my older brother plus his mates ...'.

 

[bluelord49]

Sorry Joey,didnt notice you..
.was too busy keeping the beat going...

 

[jaycee]

The man don’t give a f@ck by the super furry animals was always a favourite of mine, not Everton related, apart from the fella wore a blue shirt on the sleeve of the vinyl record. It was about a minor 70s footballer apparently!

Robin Friday, his biography is a good read