Old School 1970's EFC player chants.

[allezlesbleus]

Bless them all, bless them all, Harvey and Kendall and ball, bless Harry catterick and all, our blue sons, Brian labone, and the great Alex young .can anyone remember the last verse.sung to the tune of the long ,and the short and the tall

I think the very last line is
“We’ll show them no mercy, this side of the Mersey, so come on you Blues beat them all”
Or something close to that.

 

[allezlesbleus]

St End boys, we are here, wo-oh wo-oh
St End boys we are here, wo-oh, wo-oh
St End boys we are here
We s£&@ your women and we drink your beer, wooooah, woooh, wooooh

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Bless them all, bless them all, Harvey and Kendall and ball, bless Harry catterick and all, our blue sons, Brian labone, and the great Alex young .can anyone remember the last verse.sung to the tune of the long ,and the short and the tall

For we won't be mastered by no red and white barstewards,so come on you blues bless them all?

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Who's up Mary Brown Who's up Mary Brown, Tommy Tommy Docherty, Tommy Tommy Docherty

 

[anton66]

The were was a chant in the 70s about Toshack to the tune of men of Harlech which finished with
Toshack is a q****

I think it was just a hum to the tune then Toshack is.......

 

[Big Neville Southall]

I think it was a pop song from the sixties. I don't remember the original words but I'll hum it to my wife and older friends and get back to you if I find out.

Thanks that'll be great if you can.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

What was the tune to
Oh Everton are wonderful, Oh Everton are wonderful
It was just that repeated over

 

[firefighterblue]

That's the way oh oh oh oh, we like him John Hurst, John Hurst
Over and over

 

[Jeff Jones]

Thanks that'll be great if you can.

It suddenly came to me today and I'm almost certain that we sang it to the tune of The Grand old Duke of York.
It was just 4 lines of We are the Everton boys and if you leave out the 'Oh' at the start and just go 'The grand old duke of York' - he had ten thousand men - he
marched them up to the top of the hill and he marched them down again, you'll get it.

 

[Jeff Jones]

I think it was just a hum to the tune then Toshack is.......

Yes, it went Da dada da da da da da Toshak is a what you said.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

It suddenly came to me today and I'm almost certain that we sang it to the tune of The Grand old Duke of York.
It was just 4 lines of We are the Everton boys and if you leave out the 'Oh' at the start and just go 'The grand old duke of York' - he had ten thousand men - he
marched them up to the top of the hill and he marched them down again, you'll get it.

Thanks! It would have niggled away at me that one, nice one!

 

[allezlesbleus]

I think it was just a hum to the tune then Toshack is.......

The RS had a chant to Men of Harlech that ended .... Toshack is our king
I think we just changed the end bit.

 

[tommytowne]

I think I posted this response on Blue Kipper, so apologies if I am repeating.
To the Tiny Tim's version of Tiptoe through the Tulips...……...

Tiptoe through the Spion Kop
With your pumps on and a bar of chocolate
Tiptoe through the Spion Kop with me!

Tiptoe through through the Street End
With your hatchet and a sawn off shotgun
Tiptoe through the Street End with me!

A bit random I know, but was sung by us at the time.

 

[stanleypark]

Was "I love a lassie" one that we ever done?

 

[davmaher]

[Poor language removed] off, [Poor language removed] off
With soap up your ar*e
And you'll never walk again
You'll never walk again