Not quite as good as their Seamus Coleman one
After losing 2-1 to Crystal Palace this afternoon, Chelsea’s hunt for defensive re-enforcements will probably step up a gear over the weekend.
But Everton fans don’t want to hear a word about any possible sale of their promising player John Stones despite the England man handing in a transfer request last week.
The U21 international has had several bids refused by his club from the Premier League champions, one rumoured to be over £30million.
And to honour the steely reserve shown by Bill Kenwright and his board not to fall for Chelsea’s filty lucre, the Toffees’ supporters have unveiled a wonderful chant ahead of tonight’s game with Tottenham.
It’s to the tune of the Beatles ‘Money Can’t Buy me Love’ and the lyrics go something like this:
“Martinez said he’s not for sale and I am satisfied.
Chelsea want those diamond rings that money just can’t buy.
I don’t care too much for money, money can’t buy you Stones.
Can’t buy me Stoooooones, money can’t buy you Stones.
Can’t buy me Stoooooones, money can’t buy you Stones.”
I don't care to much for money, money can't buy you stones #EFC pic.twitter.com/loUVmSws9i
— Dan (@DAH1878) August 29, 2015
It definitely makers life easier when you have the lyrics but even Lennon./McCartney would be impressed with this re-working.
But as we said, it’s no Seamus Coleman chant
60 grand, 60 grand… pic.twitter.com/3utzGL9Zyh
— School of Science (@SOS1878) February 19, 2015
H/T Talkingbaws
