A query after watching Saturday's BBC football round-up programme Match of the Day, during which "Johnny Todd" was to be heard twice —

— a classic Liverpool song, famously featuring in Fritz Spiegel's signature music for Z-Cars, a classic tv series set in a (fictionalised) Liverpool suburb; and, appropriately, customarily played at the home matches of Everton, a distinguished Liverpool-based football club.

Now, for some reason, a North London club, Watford FC, have also adopted the practice of playing it at their matches.

WHY? In what way whatever, please, is it a suitable match-anthem for Watford?

Much puzzled. Anyone any idea?

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