FA Cup Songs: A History
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FA Cup Songs: A History
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About this listen
The tradition of a team song for the FA Cup Final was a great one; images of uncomfortable players in a recording studio, headphones on, joined by a local pop star are iconic. But where did the tradition actually start, and when did it officially end?
From the 1970s hit “Blue is the Colour” right through to Arsenal’s Hot Stuff and the infamous Anfield Rap; we take a look at the FA Cup Final Song tradition and our personal favourites from it.
Cheers,
Joe and Gareth x
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Chapters:
0:00 - England B and The BBC
3:52 - What is an FA Cup Final Song?
5:30 - Blue is the Colour and Maggie Thatcher
10:15 - Our Top 5
11:02 - Spurs with Chas and Dave
13:08 - United with Status Quo
14:35 - The ’97 Final
18:17 - Arsenal’s Hot Stuff
20:58 - The Anfield Rap
29:04 - Sergio Ramos and other Music Careers
35:00 - An Update to The England B Team
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