You'll Never Walk Alone: The Liverpool FC Anthem Explained

In this video, I explore the captivating history behind Liverpool FC's iconic anthem, "You'll Never Walk Alone," shedding light on why it is passionately sung by fans at every match. Join me as I delve into the origins and significance of this powerful anthem that resonates deeply with football enthusiasts worldwide. Don't miss out on this insightful journey through the heritage of one of the most beloved chants in football history. Remember to give this video a thumbs up, share it with fellow fans, and continue the discussion in the comments below. Thank you for watching! #LiverpoolFC #YoullNeverWalkAlone #FootballAnthem
OUTLINE:
00:00:00 The Opening Question
00:00:16 The Birth of Liverpool FC
00:01:43 Introduction of 'You’ll Never Walk Alone'
00:03:34 The Impact of 'You’ll Never Walk Alone'
00:05:20 'You’ll Never Walk Alone' Today
00:07:17 The Wrap-Up
00:08:20 The Send Off

[@alexdunmore4230]

Birth of LFC voice over is taken directly from club tv channel.
Shankly had nothing to do with YNWA being played. It was played because it was in the charts. George Sephton would play the top ten & the KOP would sing along.
The KOP decided that the sound fitted and continued to sing it after the song had left the charts. So George kept playing it.
If you’re going to attach yourself to our club & pose as a fan for financial gain the at least get the history of the club & it’s genuine supporters correct.

[@jsloh6077]

Thanks for the info

[@standbytogo123]

Thats the way I remember it as well standing on the Kop in the 1960's. To get your favourite place on the Kop back then you had to get there early for the 3pm kick off, like 1pm. To pass the time the Kop sang along with the records being played on the P.A system and as described in the above comment, that's how YNWA, came to be adopted by the fans.
With regards to the accompanying visuals in the post. Whats with all the phoney football fans, some even wearing Blue for Christs sake.

[@jsloh6077]

Thanks for the advice. Will work on the visuals for further LFC videos.

[@trinrog123]

You are correct !!

[@Dave-wm2xg]

@alexdunmore4.......Sorry, I have to correct your small error.
Everything is correct except george wasn't the guy playing the tunes in 1963 when the kop adopted the song.
He didn't take over until the first game of the 1971/72 season,
A game I was at, I remember thinking this george fella is a lot better than the usual guy😅
Also, it was Kevin Keegans debut.
I remember being so excited by him
You just knew he was going all the way to the top.
YNWA

[@user-rg8br1in4z]

This is a good song

[@jsloh6077]

Totally agreed

[@janospinter3266]

There is a Hungarian connection. Ferenc Molnár Liliom stage play was bought by Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein and turned into the musical entitled Carousel. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liliom

[@jsloh6077]

What is this play related to YNWA?

[@helenmasterton1397]

First sang at OT in the 50's

[@jsloh6077]

Awesome

[@alishour5519]

What's ot old toilet

[@helenmasterton1397]

@@alishour5519 back to school next week

[@seckie1001]

😂 Don't talk soft

[@petersmith4202]

England fans nah we don't do that ynwa

[@jsloh6077]

Noted

[@SuperPaddyMac]

Too many stock video footage used in the video. Like @alexdunmore4230 said, the history of YNWA being played and adopted as the club anthem is wrong.

[@jsloh6077]

Noted

[@iaincphotography6051]

And you couldn't even be bothered to play it and many of your facts are wrong.

[@jsloh6077]

Thanks

[@iaincphotography6051]

@@jsloh6077 Get to Anfield and experience it and enjoy Liverpool at the same time.

[@williamworswick5595]

Why show a video of English fans true scou scouses don't like England

[@jsloh6077]

Thanks for your feedback