We are evil

[Username]

Odd request aimed at the older mob on here, does anybody remember Everton fans chanting we are evil? Better yet does anybody have any footage of the chant? Can’t remember the specifics but my dad’s told me it was sang often when we used to go to the away games.

 

[kev]

I love Everton fans singing.
We shall not be moved.
Followed by, we are not the St End. Were not the Park end, were the Bullens road paddock.
The PARKEND,
we are evil.
Banks of the royal blue Mersey is great as well.

@edge Will you admit to being @Username's dad?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

We hate manu
City too.
Hate the Geordies.
Who are we..
We are the Stanley Park end.
Was around the same time.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Odd request aimed at the older mob on here, does anybody remember Everton fans chanting we are evil? Better yet does anybody have any footage of the chant? Can’t remember the specifics but my dad’s told me it was sang often when we used to go to the away games.

Ask if he remembers the ordinary?

 

[Jimishorts]

 

[edge]

@edge Will you admit to being @Username's dad?

Not unless his ma was in the Winslow after we have won a game while I was single.
We used to sing it in the parkend while trying to get at the away fans.
And when we were in the streets at away games.
Cant think of any footage of it but the Tranmere film, away days? Have there little mob singing it.
By the way quite a few singing it were Evil, that @jaycee being one of the worst, no mercy that lad if it wasnt for me god knows what he would have got up to.

 

[Methuselah]

When I went to Goodison in the 1940's, after the war, there was no singing or chanting. One advantage was you could hear the things people shouted out. Some real hilarious stuff. Always had a good laugh at Goodison, even if we lost. Wish I could remember them, though usually they were only relevant to the action. ie only funny if you were there!

 

[Username]

Ask if he remembers the ordinary?

He said he does and explained to me what it meant, footy hasn’t half changed hey haha

 

[Connor]

I’ve only ever heard it in Away Days, that film about tranmere hooligans

 

[magicjuan]

Oh yes, darts were a fashionable item then too, as were golf balls

 

[edge]

Oh yes, darts were a fashionable item then too, as were golf balls

Against Chelsea one year, a golf ball was going back and forth for about 5 minutes between them and the Everton lads in the enclosure, everybody was cheering when one side other the other caught it, a bit of a gap of a few minutes, and it went over to the Chelsea fans again for an easy catch, lad catches it, cheer goes up, and he goes down in agony, some sly bugger had put something in the golf ball. Cut his hand to bits, prematch entertainment was a bit different those days

 

[jaycee]

Not unless his ma was in the Winslow after we have won a game while I was single.
We used to sing it in the parkend while trying to get at the away fans.
And when we were in the streets at away games.
Cant think of any footage of it but the Tranmere film, away days? Have there little mob singing it.
By the way quite a few singing it were Evil, that @jaycee being one of the worst, no mercy that lad if it wasnt for me god knows what he would have got up to.

I'd most probably be Prime Minister by now and never have been banned from the Park End

 

[chrismpw]

We hate manu
City too.
Hate the Geordies.
Who are we..
We are the Stanley Park end.
Was around the same time.

I'm guessing, because of their absence in the lyrics, you're remembering a song you sang before the rs founded?

 

[edge]

I'd most probably be Prime Minister by now and never have been banned from the Park End

I would vote for you mate ,better than the bell we have now and the opposition leader as well.
PMQ would be interesting, threatening boris is going home in an ambulance and trying to get a dart in Moggs bonnet while he was lying down the kopite reptile then waiting outside the voting halls for the Tories with a crew to come out would be an improvement on the current status.

 

[davids]

Oh yes, darts were a fashionable item then too, as were golf balls

Darts were reserved for Spurs