I love this guy anyway but this makes me love him a little bit more.
Does anyone know why we’ve adopted this song by the way?
Does anyone know why we’ve adopted this song by the way?
I love this guy anyway but this makes me love him a little bit more.
Does anyone know why we’ve adopted this song by the way?
But why?We used to sing it back in the old Town End days ( when it was terracing )
probably about 25 years ago......
Elvis sang it at an ISA meeting at London road labour club in 74.But why?
Is any of that true? 🤣🍺Elvis sang it at an ISA meeting at London road labour club in 74.
Fans took to it straight away.
But why?
Ah thanks JK I knew someone would knowI think it came about after we played Sunderland in the league cup at Roker Park around the time UB40 re released it.
Both sets of fans sang it and its stuck for both clubs. Although Sunderland dont sing both verses.
As for Gally he is a proper Nobber and deserves all the plaudits for his time with us. If you read the North End souls book you will understand why it goes beyond football.
Top Man.
No comment😂Is any of that true? 🤣🍺
Knobhead 😂😉No comment😂
😂👍🏻Knobhead 😂😉
Did make me chuckle like
Good lad Gally. You’ll do for me.
I seem to remember Paul Simpson didn’t like the song and tried to get it shifted from the pre-match ritual. Managers come and go, but songs live on a lot longer.
One song I used to love hearing in the 1980’s was:
“You are my sunshine, my only sunshine.
Last time I recall us singing You are my Sunshine was for Youl Mawene. Wish he was still playing, another absolute legend and damned good player.
In fairness I think it was the “Elvis” version he didn’t like. They went through a spell of playing it as the team came out as opposed to the UB40 one. For me the UB40 one is the only one that works.In respect of 'Wise Man Says' I could never understand why Simpson disliked it so much.
Absolutely love Gally. Conducts himself brilliantly on and off the pitch, and seems a genuinely good bloke.