Olé, olé, olé, olé - What makes a memorable World Cup song?

"A lot of our players aren't what you would call singers and I remember after the first recording, I suggested that I go and get a few beers and let them chill out and they recorded it straight after that, there was no problem."They had the words in front of them on sheets and had a bit of banter and away we went."It was great having Dana there, she had a number one hit with All Kinds of Everything, so she was a superstar for us."We knew she was a professional singer, so she was a lead, I think she had her own microphone and the rest of us had a microphone between us."Back Home and TV dinnersNorthern Ireland's links to World Cup songs stretch back to 1970, when Phil Coulter was a co-writer of England's Back Home.Along with Bill Martin, Coulter also wrote Scotland's 1974 effort Easy, Easy in the era of the Bay City Rollers.Earlier this month, Coulter recalled in the Daily Telegraph, how successful record sales of Back Home were, until England's collapse in the 1970 World Cup quarter-finals against West Germany.