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In the 2005 European cup final Liverpool were down 3-0. At half time the crowd roared out You'll never walk alone, their support was a big factor in the comeback. So inspiring
Proud to say i watched that live on the tele all d way in Malaysia.. it was probably 4am when it started.. gotta admit, i did feel like going back to sleep after half time.. but i stayed and watched till the end.. one of best decisions I've ever made
@@edu1113 imagine going to bed, waking up, and gradually realising you'd missed the best match in the history of football!
Good decision mate!
@@caiusofglantri5513 in the documentary about it, you saw a guy leaving the game at half time... by the time he jump in a taxi, it was 3-3
@@caiusofglantri5513 I did that with the Liverpool v Barcelona game, couldn't bear to watch it at all, turned on to see the score with 5 mins left and just couldn't believe it. Won't ever make that mistake again 😭
I was at that game in Turkey at the Atatürk stadium
This was in Melbourne Australia with 95,000 people.. I went to the Adelaide game with 70,000 people singing this in the new Stadium & it was soooooo loud.. After 50 years i got to sing this with my Mum & Dad who were born in Liverpool.. Mum only has a few weeks left to live now, its a memory i will cherish..
My dad was a Liverpool fan so I asked my cousins to sing this at his funeral. Beautiful song ❤️
Rip Daddy. YNWA.
My aunt was originally from Liverpool and we played ferry cross the mersey she had left England 40yrs before and never got back but it meant a lot to everyone there
Another classic from Gerry and the pacemakers. Do u still live in Liverpool?
RIP to a Liverpool fan YNWA
Rip your father YNWA -coming from an Arsenal fan
I'm a Man Utd supporter and Liverpool are probably our biggest rivals, however, my grandfather was buried to this tune so it means a great deal.
What a tune to go out on . Some things transcend pal 👌
Ahh mate, thanks for posting this…we don’t really hate each other, it’s just a few Herbets, it’s rivalry and every player, past and present that say LFC to MUTV is the game of the season.
Playing Walk On at your grandads funeral is very touching
YNWA
Music, like sport, can unite us, regardless of age, race, religion, socio-economic background, sexual preference, political affiliation. I appreciate the comments guys.
Thank you
Wow that's really poetic man . The ultimate song to play on a funeral wow .
Being german and living in Hamburg, I still have an eye on Liverpool because Kevin Keegan played for Liverpool in the 70s and the Hamburg SV afterwards. Anfield has an atmosphere you`ll not find often. Great club.
What about Jürgen Klopp. He’s our manager..what a guy and we all love him!
@@lolavanenburg1647 everyone loves him in germany
I will always remember Hamburg football club .. 1980 Madrid and the mighty Nottingham Forest won 1-0 to win the European cup .. you reds ❤👊🏻
Gut gesagt Freund
I grew up in Liverpool, was a kid on the kop and loved Kevin Keegan when I was young. I was devastated when he left for Hamburg. I have had an eye on, and a soft spot for Hamburg ever since. I am kind of you in mirror image.
Liverpool is an English club and this was in Australia. Imagine that?. They also had similar greetings when they played their Malaysian fans in a 81,000 capacity stadium in Malaysia several years back. A legendary football club indeed! 👍🏻
I found somewhere that Liverpool is like the 6th most popular football club in the world with over 92 millions fans. Real Madrid 252 million, Barcelona 250 million, Manchester United 142 million, Juventus 104 million, Chelsea 93 million then Liverpool 92 million. How accurate that is I am not sure.
@@kingwacky184 Not sure if that data is accurate anymore cause both Barcelona and Real Madrid are not as big as they used to be anymore. I believe English clubs like Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal as well as German clubs like Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund have grown in size recently and could be much larger. Not too sure as well?
@@cleanenergyinside1921 Definitlely La Liga sides are falling in popularity, still probably the most known right now, but Premier League sides and some German clubs will definitely overtake at some point because it's just way more popular of leagues around the globe.
There actually was a stat showing that Manchester United had most social media post relevant to them compared to Real Madrid and Barcelona, so those two have already been overtaken.
Liverpool and other clubs should also be following in coming years.
@@kingwacky184 The English Premier League 2018-2019 season had a 3.2 billion audience alone. Many of them are probably not eternally loyal to a particular club but I would say the big English clubs today have a much higher number of fans globally.
ynwa...malaysia
I've been going to Anfield for over 50 years, standing on the Kop and then seated, and this song still gives me goosebumps. Nothing better!
really? i went there and was bitterly disappointed
@@iainsteele5737 Which match?
@@iainsteele5737 I’m a season ticket holder at Anfield the YNWA anthem always gives me goosebumps! European nights are always phenomenal atmosphere, but the atmosphere vs smaller league teams isn’t always the best IMO. (Like any club vs smaller teams)
@@iainsteele5737 now you know how your parents feel
@@97YNWA97 i just meant the atmosphere in general. everyone says it legendary but it didn’t seem that great. dortmund, bayern, madrid and barca were LEAGUES above for atmosphere
My first visit to Anfield as a Leeds fan in the players' seats and we lost 4-0, it was a pleasure after hearing this for the first time live. I had tears. I sat next to Ian Rush and he smiled at me. A privilege.
What a lovely story 🙂
This is OUR anthem at Liverpool FC. YNWA!!! This means more. For the 97.
❤️
Well like I said I am Man Utd born and red, but oh my days those 96 that passed away in front of our very eyes was heartbreaking 💔 may all those lost souls rest in peace ✌🏾 I will never forget that day, and I think that you have the year wrong 🎉 my friend apologies if I am wrong 💔💯
This was a preseason tour match in australia (literally the other side of the planet), so wasnt even in a competition. Just shows the passion of Liverpool fans.
The people of Liverpool’s relationship with the national govt has long been difficult, and not of their own making. To paraphrase that old favourite … They tried to bury them, not knowing Scousers were seeds.
Hillsborough is a permanent scar, the more so because of the awful cover ups after the tragedy. It’s a left-leaning city, with a strong ethos of shared pain and joy and moving forward together, that the club embodies. #YNWA is an approach to life that leaves everyone richer. A relationship with Liverpool the club cannot but be an deep emotional one.
Much joy to all.
I was living in USA, when I heard about the Hillsborough disaster on the radio I was devastated, it happened in my home town. 97 lives lost 96 killed that day one man died years later after being in a coma from being crushed, this became their anthem . You'll never walk alone...RIP😞🌹🌹🌹🌹
I first began singing this at Anfield aged 5 in 1980 when my Dad would carry me in on his shoulders every week. Two nights ago, on the 4th anniversary of his passing, I stood on the back row of the Kop with a friend and sang it with as much fervour as I ever did. I have made a note to come back and comment on this thread again in another 42 years. God bless you Dad for building this into my DNA. You'll Never Walk Alone.
❤️
After being at hillsborough with my uncle this brings even more significance to me than it did previous. And iv never been able to control myself whenever i hear it since....🥺
I saw a film on Amazon or Netflix about Liverpool fans in Rwanda. They have experienced a lot of pain too and the song means a lot to them. I'd recommend you watch it. All the best.
Ynwa
I played it at my mother's funeral, this very version, in Gothenburg, Sweden in 2017. We all cried. It's so majestic.
You were there? OMG. I watched it on TV, sat down to watch a semi-final and instead we got - that. I'm still tramatized from it, I think from watching something I didn't expect. I don't know. And then, more than 20 years of injustice.
@@LynneConnolly i was only 15, but luckily we was sat in another stand, not the leppings lane end. But having watched it all unfold its never really left me...
Serious,I'm a Chelsea fan,all I can say is always remember the 96
Sadly 97 now ....YNWA JFT97🙏
@@waynemorton6120 yeah I know,sorry,just heartbreaking
I watched live,cuddled and cried with my sister
Respect ✊from a LFC fan
Thanks, I see youve already been corrected, 97. Gone but never forgotten Ynwa
Brings tears to one's eyes---- wish we could all come together like this more often.
As a life long Liverpool fan, this song can always get the hairs on the back of my head up. This is our religion YNWA❤️
I don't think that the impact of this song hits you until you hear the Liverpool supporters singing their hearts out. An old friend who went to Liverpool to support the opposing team said even the supporters of his team joined in and he wasn't ashamed to say he along with many others had tears on their faces at the end of it. My late Mum loved this song and would watch them play football on the tv just to hear the fans singing. Your reactions were marvellous sweetheart, I watched this twice as I love it so much. My husband's late Dad was from East Ham in London and they have always supported West Ham but agree going to Liverpool is an experience not to be missed. Take care and stay safe please my friends God bless you all love hugs and peace to everyone Mary-Ellen UK
My Dad was stationed in East Ham during the blitz as Anti Aircraft artillery. He was a life long LFC supporter and he loved the people so much down there that when I was growing up and started going to the match my second team should always be West Ham !!
Imagine the first time this was sang at an English football ground ie Old Trafford soon after 1958 Munich disaster where 23 perished . It was sung for several weeks as a mark of respect can you imagine the emotion there remembering greats like Big Dunc, Roger Byrne. Tommy Taylor, Eddie Colman, Geoff Bent, David Pegg and Billy Whelan. Lads that died in an awful disaster , a team that was loved for its brilliant attacking football, Sir Bobby still says Big Dunc was the best player he has ever seen on the football pitch. That would be emotion . That was of course the original from the film carousel in 1945 and gerry never recorded his version to the 60s . It was adopted as a song to inspire then in the 60s by LFC fans when it was first sung it was sang out of heartbreak . RIP the 23
This is often played a funerals in my family. It was played at my wedding. Singing this at a game connects me to my Dad even though he died over 40 years ago. It’s a religious experience every time.
Played this at my husbands funeral in february😭 love this song x
Condolences, Madam. So sorry for your loss. I hope in time you’ll be able to savour the pleasant memories of him and your time together without feeling so much the pain of your loss. #YNWA
@@harveensingh thank you x
I'm a Liverpool fan and this gives me Goosebumps every time.
This is without question, "The Greatest" football anthem from any set of fans around the world.
"Nothing Beats It". And i am a Man City fan, it has taken a lot for me to say this as i have been a City fan for 42 years but it is just the truth i speak, "There is nothing like this song especially at Anfield".
100%
As a Spurs supporter for over 50 years, I agree with you.
Glad to hear that. It must be true. I'm a Huge Liverpool fan from Mauritius and we just came second in the Premier League but I admit, City is the best team in Europe but they fell short somewhere.
I sincerely wish City won the Champions League and Liverpool won the Premier League this year.
It's a good anthem, but not the greatest. I think champions league anthem is the greatest anthem.
@@adithseshadri7107
I would agree that musically you are correct, but I believe the OP, and certainly myself, we’re judging on emotional power, which, after all is what football is all about.
It was pre season game in Australia and they did amazing, but my favourite is after they came back from 3-0 down against Barcelona the kop and players singing together was something I'll never forgot
And that was in Australia shows how much passion we have and we all walk together 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I personally find a lot of Asian countries (yes, I’m throwing Australia under that banner) support liverpool
Thanks for sharing. This was a pre-season friendly at the MCG in 2013 - Melbourne Victory v Liverpool. As a 50 year old Liverpool fan from Scotland I was holding back the tears as this was the first Liverpool game I was able to take my 10 year old son to. So proud. Incredible few minutes.
I'm a Newcastle fan but I admit that Liverpool have the best anthem ever..definitely an extra player . Imagine this was in Australia so this at Anfield would be mega
You're right it is like a prayer. It became even more significant after the Hillsborough disaster - there are several dramas and documentaries that you could check out if you want to find out exactly why it is so powerful.
I heard this song playing in fifa 21 and didn’t know the magnitude of it until I looked it up on CZcams… I wasn’t ready for the rush of emotion’s I felt, it immediately put me in tears. Absolutely amazing atmosphere!
After Liverpool Beat Barcelona in the champions league coming from 3 goals down to win at home by 4 i felt goosebumps watching that Game and when they sang YNWA i almost teared mind you i am South African.....on my bucket list Visiting Anfield.
Your eyes are burning because your soul is telling you you're a Liverpool fan!
I have goosebumps I'm a Manchester city fan but I still love Liverpool
+Denise Bell I'm a Liverpool supporter and i don't have a problem with Manchester City. They're the best team in Manchester (even though i live in Liverpool)
I was watching the Liverpool live game when the 96 people died in the crush on the stands was soul reaching watching and couldn't help them made me cry
97 victims
There is nothing on Earth like football in the UK. The passion is incredible. You have to experience it to believe it. And you are welcome anytime Sir.
(By the way, England are in the World Cup next year! 😃)
You do realise that this is at the MCG, in Melbourne, Australia.
There is footage of the late Gerry singing this song with thousands of his fellow Liverpool supporters.Couple of years back before he passed away. It will bring a tear to a glass eye.
"Other teams have a song; we have an anthem."
Jurgen Klopp
🔴 YNWA 🔴
I'm not really the biggest football fan and I've only been to a few games over the years, but because Liverpool is the team my family supports, I know every word to this by heart and will proudly belt it out with everyone else.
Watching this from home doesn't do justice to the power and energy you feel from actually being there, and even though I say that, watching this video I still get the hairs on the back of my neck standing on end, proper chills up my back hearing this song sung by so many and with such love and dedication.
I was there when they sang this.... 94,000 fans at the MCG bellowing it from the heart.
It's certainly an experience I'll never forget
Even if you're not a liverpool fan, this is one of the top top songs to listen to, just so powerful and inspirational, in the way you can move forward positively
Edit: can "move" forward
Sad to say this but I'm a man Utd fan and this also brings tears to my eyes especially after just finishing watching ANNE the story of the Hillsborough disaster
It's not sad mate every one should appreciate love and unity. Arsenal fan here
He unlawfully killed 96 people but was found... not guilty!!!
@@spacemunky8164 not being funny but there was 97 killed, another lad died very recently but he is classed as being no97
@@bobbierocksbuster5584 it killed more than 97 fella and still is suicides stress drink etc but they won't lose the meaning to me 96 is symbolic and always will be they can water it down all they want but when I say 96 I mean more alot more there was four people in that control box did they all freeze must of been fkn cold only in England you can uawfully kill 96!!people and get found not guilty by a bent judge and jury and a corrupt law society they were sacrificed on the altar of football and haven't they all been well paid in billions since that day they knew what they were doing duckenfield and his cronies it's about time people woke up the masonic police follow one code the cain code brotherhood of blood code I call it murder you can call it what you like we knew from day one it was murder he never froze he was competent in control making sure their plan was carried out and they were all rewarded with pensions and knighthoods non demoted not one all promoted all, the lives of the 96 were worth £67.7p when you divide the fine Graham Mackrell got for not having a safety certificate and closing turnstiles to save money him and David Richards chairman sheff Wednesday all promoted Richards to Premier chairman if people want to say incompetence or manslaughter let them I say murder and if you read no last rights its blatant it was I will go to my grave into any court of this shit hole land and shout it loud into their masonic bastard shit house faces end of rant here's Tom with the weather... Tbc
@@spacemunky8164 wat a statement 👏 👌 so fuking true..lfc forever
You need to understand the tradgedies of Liverpool's past, the sadness, the pain, the fight for justice as well as the pride and glory. Though you walk through a storm. It goes way deeper than the football. And you dont need to feel it all, all the time, but in those moments, it goes a little deeper. It doesnt mean more than anyone elses team, it just goes a little deeper. Because that love runs deep, way down in the depths, to the soul, with the pain, but god dam alot of glory, the yin and the yang. "Your so lucky" they cry, are we? The fundamental core values of a working class city interwove with Bill Shankley's philosophy like a strand of steel, twisted into 6in bridge rope. The politics, unemployment, the docks... the 70's.. thatcher. The empirical superport, a wonder of the modern world. Wealth and power. The music... oh the music, the beatles, centre of the world, the beatles, the football, the best. Never easy, never wanted it be, bring it, bring it forth before my feet.... Anfield, oh god anfield. No emotion, no Anfield, 12pm kick offs. Emotion+Anfield... god help you all. We will raise you up. Up on the wings of the pheonix to ride our thunder charriots through the gates of hell. Emotion. Pure. Emotion. Klopp. Perfect. So scouse, so German. Steel rope. So when wesley snipes tells Woody Harrison you can listen to Jimmi Hendrix but you cant hear him, well you can hear Y.N.W.A but you've got to know, if you dont know, you cant hear it.
Arsenal fan also but respect the passion and history
win or lose, You'll Never Walk Alone.
Jay, you've probably seen the comments relating the song to the Hillsborough disaster. If you haven't already, have a dig into the history of Liverpool FC, Hillsborough in particular, and it'll show how it relates to facing adversity. The city has been regenerated in part, but has a history of high unemployment and neglect at government level (the Thatcher government of the 80's wanted to put it through a "managed decline", added to which there has been the post-Hillsborough cover-up by the media, the police, and the government.
Well said.
JFT97
Look on to the heysel disaster too.. where Liverpool fans caused the death of 39 juventus fans and injured hundreds more… never their fault though.
@@ashleycolangelo2962 The Hillsborough disaster was NOT the fault of Liverpool fans. A more recent investigation put the blame squarely on the Chief Constable of South Yorkshire. The disaster was the making of the police.
"Scouse not English!"
Our famous Anthem just rocked your gypsy soul. Hard to deny the emotions this beautiful song gifts everyone that listens. Lovin your amazing Van Morrison Tee shirt… what an artist 75 n still going. You have great taste in music. Respect
they sing this win or lose. the crowd at end when they just organically pipe up.. spine tingling
This video is from a pre-season tour in Australia, you should react to Liverpool fans singing You’ll Never Walk Alone at the club’s home ground of Anfield. I’d recommend when they sang after Liverpool beat Barcelona in the 2019 Champions League semi final - you really get a feel for the passion of the fans.
As a Liverpool fan myself, this song means so much to us and our city, even more so in the years since the 1989 Hillsborough stadium disaster. I’d recommend looking more into that if you want to understand more about the club and why the song means so much to us ❤️ YNWA
amen... i was at this game but that game after beating Barca was omg ...
The night we broke Messi and Barcelona lol
Yeah the singing of ynwa was on a whole new level that night, not gonna lie, got a bit emotional lol
The power and passion of Liverpool FC is global.
I was there that night with 95,000 other LFC fans. We sang and we cried and we didn't care that we won, for thousands of us it was the first time we were seeing our beloved LFC play.
I'm a Liverpool fan who has travelled the world and tried all sorts of adrenaline fuelled experiences. I've been in some incredible situations and had amazing moments and still, nothing has ever made the hair on the back of my neck stand or filled me with such excitement as standing in the kop on a European night, listening to that crowd sing with you does. Truly incredible.
Gives me chills. Super!
I'm a Man U fan , but this is spine tingling .
I surprised my son for his 30th birthday in 2010 with a trip to Liverpool to see his club play at Anfield. Like you, Jayvee, I was blown away when the whole stadium (except maybe the away fans lol) sang all the words to this song. Totally amazing. Liverpool won too. It's been a great experience learning about the team and the beautiful game this past decade. Thank you Mike. Oh and I'm a Beatle maniac so I made the most of those Liverpool memories too.
Anfield is a fortress. Very rarely does Liverpool lose at Anfield. The fans are the 12th man on the pitch with their timely support and encouragement.
That song has won Liverpool so many games and trophies over the years that it should have a squad number. It has such a galvanizing and inspirational message. From a dyed in the wool Evertonian.
It's hard to hear the lyrics with the fans singing. I'm from across the pond, and l don't remember us ever doing something like that that, but it's touches my heart that so many people pay tribute like this ❤️
If I’m in my back yard, I can hear the fans singing YNWA in Anfield before kick off, spine tingling stuff. Makes me proud to be a Red Scouser. YNWA
To me this isn’t the best one.
I’m a Man United fan but the best YNWA will always take place inside Anfield.
True.
Especially on a European night YNWA ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
I think the context of this is what makes it particularly special though.
It was a pre season friendly, missing many 1st team players, against mismatched opponents and on the other side of the world in a country not particularly known to be huge football fans
@@dianerogers8805 I got a ticket to Liverpool Atletico on a Thursday night (not Champions league, but still) about 20 minutes before kickoff in 2010. Getting out to the stands, seeing the pitch, and then hearing and singing the whole thing was truly an unforgettable moment! I had a ticket to the Chelsea match on Sunday, but planned to watch this one at a pub. I lucked out, and ended up seeing it live!
Watch YNWA after beating Barcelona 2019. There's a LOT of competition for the best YNWA, but this gets my vote.
That's the MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) in Australia during a tour. It's great to see so many Aussie fans enjoying themselves, but for the full emotional experience you should watch & listen to an Anfield crowd (especially at a European match).
I was one of the 95,000 people in the stadium that night. Absolutely incredible.
Goosebumps every time. I’ve been a Liverpool fan for 42 years. My team is everything to me. Liverpool FC This Means More. YNWA.
Liverpool fc fans are a reflection of Liverpool people, loyalty to the bitter end no matter what, we are a family and we stick together, that’s why none of us will ever walk alone
I'm 66 now and have been a REDS fan for 60 years. I made sure my son was an LFC supporter because I married an Evertonian. I still cry when I hear our anthem sung by the greatest fans on earth.
And this was a pre-season game in Ausralia, but Aussies did very good job singing the song. As it happens Liverpool FC is my club as well so I´ve been singing the song few times myself. Albeit this is a very special song, almost everything sounds quite cool when tens of thousands of people sing together!
Best anthem ever made and that's from a Sheffield Wednesday fan❤
I'm a Southerner and like you my Family support Arsenal but this song is insprational and very special for Liverpool xxx
As a Liverpool fan since 1974 this was the greatest day of my life as it was the first time Liverpool came to Australia 24 of July 2013 for a pre season game against Melbourne victory who were coached then by Ange postecoglou the current Celtic boss! 95000 people and the stadium sold out in 90 minutes.
This is also sang by Celtic fans
@@ryangarrehy7389
It’s not a Celtic song
Liverpool created it but a lot of clubs around the world sing
@@THE-DUKE.64 I'm from Liverpool.. Liverpool didn't create the song.. It was played at Anfield before a game in the 50's and since then the fans adopted it. I was just stating that Celtic also sing the song because you mentioned them in your previous comment
@@ryangarrehy7389
Borrusia dortmund sing it as well and you will find out that Gerry and the pacemakers sang it first in 1959 but it was adopted as liverpools antherm after the 1965 fa cup win
@@THE-DUKE.64 the song was actually sang first in 1945 in Broadway.. It became popular in the UK when Gerry and pacemakers recorded their version of it but they weren't the first to sing it. It was then adopted by Liverpool fans because it was played pre game for many weeks because at the time Liverpool played the top 10 songs in the chart at the time pre game
That was beautiful jay, thanks a million, you've made my day!
This used to be sung by fans at most clubs. One of the best renditions I've heard was at White Hart Lane when Spurs won the UEFA Cup in 1984 and it was coming only from the fans.
I know I've been hearing to this song for more than 13 years now, it still makes me tear up...and I don't know why😭
I'm sorry if this has nothing to do with anyone, take care U all👋
I always tear up when I hear this song, especially if it's Gerry and the Pacemakers. The crowds backup makes it even more moving. Especially bearing in mind the Hillsborough disaster.
it was written for the film carousel in 1945 and was sung in a ground in England long before LFC did . United fans sang it soon after the Munch Disaster in 1958 . Gerry never recorded it until the 60s and it was then taken as LFCs song of choice .
Been going to Anfield since the mid 1960s, and this old man still sheds a tear! So inspirational and helped us over the line so, so many times!
This grey haired old man has subscribed and - 👍'd
Thanks
This video shows the global support that Liverpool, like all the big soccer clubs around the world can garner, but unlike the others, we have YNWA. Uplifting as a song and if you catch the lyrics and read them it is pure poetry. Imagine, as a player, waiting in the tunnel before each match and hearing this. As a fan who has stoodon Liverpool's KOP for over 45years, it still makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up... every time !!
I’m from Liverpool - the fans are amazing ❤️
As a United fan it hurts to admit I get chills watching this
I think deep down in this intense club rivalry, there is a mutual respect between LFC and MUFC, not that many of us would admit it. Fixture list comes out and the first two games I look for are the ones against UTD, forget all the Derby's there is no rivalry like these two titans of football...........in England at least, I know I have just tempted the old firm to start banging their drums and the North London lot are still trying to work out what a big club is ;)
@@willrichardson1809 last bit had me dying
As a United fan u will know this was first sung after the Munich Disaster at OT in 1958 , it was from the film Carousel in 1945. Gerry never recorded it until the mid 60s and it was taken by LFC as their anthem, it should mean an awful lot to United fans and we should never forget
@@willrichardson1809 lifelong United fan , season tickets holder for 12 years of that , given up following now as too expensive but yes we hate them but its because of the dominance they had n the 80s , a lot of hatred is still in Liverpool as they lost a lot of dock work to Manchester when the ship canal was built , most of that all gone but the dislike still there . You will also know if you respect United that YNWA was first sung at OT in 1958 soon after the Munich disaster as a mark of respect to the 23 who perished. Gerry and his pacemakers didnt even do his recording (which LFC adopted) until the mid 60s , the original is from the film Carousel in 1945 . United fans sang it for several months as respect to the boys , but then stopped as wanted to move on , not sure that was right decision but hey . The busby babes will always be heroes to me and never saw them play
@@nickedwards2904 I actually did not know that I am ashamed to say, I started to be a United fan in the seventies when the Greenhoff brothers were playing for them. Funnily enough it was the fact my brother hated them so much (Liverpool fan) that drew me towards them. Thankyou for teaching me something, just proves we are never too old to learn
I was there at that game at the MCG. Liverpool v Melbourne Victory. Watching the video still gives me goosebumps
That wasn't even in Liverpool, it was in Melbourne, Australia.
10,000 MILES AWAY...:)
They did a great job, all their relatives must be scousers!
I was there! Amazing atmosphere!
Supporters all over the world 🌍🔥❤️
Arsenal fan as well but I must respect and acknowledge how meaningful this song is to Liverpool and it’s supporters. Simply breathtaking
i am an united fan but this is beautiful
The people of Liverpool have great spirit and unity. They have undergone very tough times over the centuries. During World War 2 they suffered greatly under the Nazi bombing because most of the protective resources were used for the south of England and the London area. So many great music bands came out of Liverpool during the 1960s and they were young people growing up while their city was being rebuilt.
You can never hear this song and not feel for all those Liverpool supporters that lost their life 💔
A prayer indeed, this was sung as a memorial song in remembrance to a tragedy in the 80's at Hillsborough football stadium. Please look it up to realise the meaning of why everyone is singing along, it's not because they list a game but because so many lives were lost in that day.
I open my windows and listen to this and I live over a mile away from the ground !
I'm not a LFC supporter . I'm a NUFC supporter but my husband is a lifelong LFC fan. Whenever I hear this I get the shivers. ☺️
Win lose or draw we still sing the song,being a Liverpool fan I always get goosebumps YNWA ❤️
This song always makes me cry. I always knew it from the Jerry Lewis MDA telethon before I heard it in Carousel. I only recently discovered how it was used by this football club. Goosebumps.
Dortmund too
Win, lose or draw, you’ll never walk alone. That’s what makes a liverpool fanatic. Much love from the England and life long Liverpool fan.
I was living in England in 2001 and went to anfield with a friend who’s a Liverpool supporter, when I first heard the entire stadium singing this song it was love at first sight… since then I keep following and supporting the reds although I don’t live in England anymore. It was the most beautiful thing I’ve seen in sports. I’ve been to many stadiums and there’s something different and special about anfield, I just don’t know how to explain, you gotta go there and feel it… the connection between the club and the fans is like a mother’s love for their children.
As an Aussie sports fan, you can't help but love seeing the MCG absolutely PACKED with people!! 💪
Although I don't support a football team , I do like the song
Those Aussies waited years to sing this song to the team, pure passion there!
What makes this more incredible was this was a friendly preseason game in a 90,000+ capacity stadium, the MCG in Melbourne, Australia, circa 17,000miles away from Anfield. and it still drew this crowd.
Always makes me think of Hillsborough.The worst day and some of the worst things I ever saw xx
I get goose bumps even though I am not a Liverpool supporter , the Hillsborough disaster was tragic 93 Liverpool fans died , loved Gerry and the Pacemakers growing up saw them on stage
96 tragically died and 100s injured.
97 , now 😔
Most powerful spine tingling awe inspiring song going,I don't support Liverpool but the Kop in full voice is a thing of utter beauty
I'm an Arsenal fan too but I'll always have a soft spot for Liverpool because of YNWA. Goosebumps every time.
I agree with you my brother, this song talks about peace solidarity and love.
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You need to watch about the tragic Hillsborough disaster,sadest day in football
I'm not even a Liverpool fan but have been to Anfield a few times and when they sing this it makes every hair on your body stand up. Very emotional to see.
Never fails to give me the chills and there's no better place than Anfield to listen to the crowd belting it out.
Whole country come together on this
I'm a huge Liverpool fan from Mauritius. It was Tears from my eyes keeps on flowing...when I hear thee song
Liverpool travelled to Australia for this game. Even the Australian team fans sang along too. This is one of the greatest world sports anthems. My sport is Rugby Union, my local team is English, but I have supported Wales on a national level since I was 16.....that's 55 years. The Welsh RU anthem is close to You'll Never Walk Alone. Worth checking out, I think.
How you feel about listening to our anthem is exactly how its meant to make people feel that that they are not alone in this world. YNWA! ❤