Selhurst Anthem

Yea, i have always wondered WTF had z cars ever have to do with Everton and Bubbles with West ham 😕
Actor from Z cars was a Everton fan and died after attending a match was played as tribute , was looked as a lucky tune for them after winning the lge ,

Bubbles come from local school who's pupils started singing it at west ham games , which was about one of there pupils called bubbles , a number of pupils played for them
 
Actor from Z cars was a Everton fan and died after attending a match was played as tribute , was looked as a lucky tune for them after winning the lge ,

Bubbles come from local school who's pupils started singing it at west ham games , which was about one of there pupils called bubbles , a number of pupils played for them
Ya learn something new every day eh . 👍
 
I thought recently that we could do a mash up of faithless songs. Play a mellow one (I’m sure someone could suggest one) and then build into the (this is my church) line and mix it with the catchy bit from Insomnia.
Don't leave, lion tamer, the garden, hour of need, the flowerstand man, take the long way home, salva mea(begins chilled)
 
Things can only get better by D-ream 🤣

Or the Chicago bulls tune, Sirius by Borna Matsocic always makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end
 
Yea, i have always wondered WTF had z cars ever have to do with Everton and Bubbles with West ham 😕
It was set in Liverpool and Liverpool FC already had their own song. About all I remember about the programme is that the characters were constantly saying 'appen (perhaps) to show that they were up north, and the East Lancs Road seemed to feature in most of the incidents. And then there was Stratford Johns as the irascible, bullying DI Barlow, perhaps to give some rough realism. Blimey, 60 years ago!
 
It was set in Liverpool and Liverpool FC already had their own song. About all I remember about the programme is that the characters were constantly saying 'appen (perhaps) to show that they were up north, and the East Lancs Road seemed to feature in most of the incidents. And then there was Stratford Johns as the irascible, bullying DI Barlow, perhaps to give some rough realism. Blimey, 60 years ago!
And the outside of the police station was actually Rochester police station
 
It was set in Liverpool and Liverpool FC already had their own song. About all I remember about the programme is that the characters were constantly saying 'appen (perhaps) to show that they were up north, and the East Lancs Road seemed to feature in most of the incidents. And then there was Stratford Johns as the irascible, bullying DI Barlow, perhaps to give some rough realism. Blimey, 60 years ago!
Charlie Barlow's oppo was John Watt and they both left to appear in Softly, Softly. And there was Brian Blessed as PC Fancy Smith out on patrol with his partner Jock Weir. Desk Sergeant Blackett was replaced by Sergeant Lynch.
When it started it was a much grittier view of police work than Dixon of Dock Green provided.
 

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