Were not Everton anymore

[Cels]

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Well, at least we have a couple of new chants sorted out for when supporters are allowed back at Goodison Park.

We're not Everton, we're not Everton, we're not Everton anymore... we're not Everton anymore.

Who are we? Who are we? Who are we? Who are we?
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[John from Bootle]

Quietly optimistic, especially in the cups. Let's not forget that our manager is a serial winner.

I mean, there's other serial winners knocking about like, so there's no guarantees, but a class manager is a massive help.

 

[number4.]

it's a small thing, but the presser today looked so professional. The manager speaks with authority, the training gear was slick & the advertising was neat and tidy.

Times they are a changin

 

[blue1948]

Enlighten me...

Sorry been busy but this is what I found :-
Care of Wiki .
Gone for a Burton is a British English expression meaning to be missing or to die. The term was popularised by the RAF around the time of World War II. It migrated to the USA quickly and in June 1943 a story titled Husky Goes Down for a Burton appeared in Boys' Life, the magazine of the Boy Scouts of America.

 

[blue1948]

Quietly optimistic, especially in the cups. Let's not forget that our manager is a serial winner.

I mean, there's other serial winners knocking about like, so there's no guarantees, but a class manager is a massive help.

It gives a warm feeling that none of this is new to him .