I'm a Geordie (Newcastle fan) but this Liverpool anthem moves me to tears whenever I hear it. It's one of the most passionate anthems in football and even more so when you remember the people who lost their lives at Hillsborough. God bless the 96 ❤️
@@robwozencroft8684 sky blues ? Man City or Coventry , because if your Coventry then i will laugh and laugh and laugh my fkn arse off until the new year @nufc
@@pauldawson7776 fill your boots Man city are a joke thay didn't build a team they bought one and they still crap 😜 Ray ranson destroyed my club and it's taken years to rebuild
When you have that crowd with you it is fantastic. I am a Leeds fan and I remember in 1969 (I am old) Liverpool v Leeds was the game that decided who won the title. Leeds won. After the game Liverpool fans were clapping, cheering and singing for Leeds even though they were heartbroken. It takes a big heart to do that and I will never forget it. They proved themselves the bigger club that day.
Half of my family are LUFC fans and my sister lives in Beeston just up the hill from Elland Road up by the cemetery but we're Liverpool fans. I was working as a Steward at Elland Road during the 1999 lufc vs LFC at Elland Road when Fowler Charlie ran the throw in line and ruined his career
@@stevegray1308 rather be inhuman than scum of the earth 😏😏 tell me when did LUFC last win a major game or even finished in the top 5 🤣🤣 not bad when Lfc has finished in the top 5 for nearly 10yrs and explain when Leeds last took the treble 😉😉 Leeds Uniteds trophy case is empty compared with that of Liverpools case and as the only EU champions to hold 7 EU titles says something about Leeds United and that is they're "Crap" 🙄 🤣🤣
@@daviecole8220 The first part depends on which League we are talking about. We are quite often the best team in Yorkshire and that is really all that counts 😆. As for Champions League wins, I have it on good authority (mine) that we will win that for 10 years running, starting in 2025. Last year we got in the top 10. Now it is simple maths that 10 is 2x5 so that counts as being in the top 5 for the last 2 years. 😁
Poignant to hear this as both Gerry Marsden the singer of this song passed away this year. Also Andrew Devine became 97th victim of the Hillsborough disaster. I believe his name will be added to Liverpool's memorial at Anfield. He passed away on 27 July 2021, 32 years after being hurt in a crush at an FA Cup semi-final in 1989 that led to 96 other deaths.
his name will more than 100% join the 96 other names on the memorial. We lost one more of our family who was tragically hurt that day. The S*n must pay for what damage they've caused us
The absolute king of all football chants. Awesome city, awesome people, awesome football club, awesome team, awesome manager, awesome fans. And I’m a bloody Villa fan.
Hate football, but that clip was emotional. There is a program coming on in January, called Anne. It's about one of the parents seeing her son off to watch a match at Liverpool. She never saw him alive again. Anne represents all parents and loved ones who lost someone in that tragic failing.
when you become a liverpool fan,it,s for life.we never give up,i have known the glory years,i have lived without winning the premier league for 30 years,but never once didi loose my faith in lfc.
This was played as my grandads final song at his funeral, he died 2020 aged 75 and supported Liverpool every day of his life never missed a match went to to many to count, Liverpool wasn't just his team it was his love, his hope and his passion Y.N.W.A ♥️♥️
Bless your Grandad. Played at my late bf's funeral last April too. Scouser born and bred and a supporter of the Liverpool team of course. Richard and Dad (also a Scouser)... YNWA.
It was also played at my dads funeral he was a docker we lost contact when I was little and my mum remarried and moved to the states but was lucky enough to trace him through the salvation army years later and he was able to walk me down the Isle and had him for 7 wonderful years
Sorry to hear about your grandad Nick. My dad died in 2020 too, he was just 76. He was a huge Red, like me, and introduced me to the club when I was just 4. The last thing he saw was the Atletico Champions Lge game just before lockdown. Could only manage it on TV as he went from perfectly fine to terrible in just 6 weeks. YNWA
i’m an arsenal fan but every single fan from whichever team they support, will agree that this is the most emotional song in football. It moves me almost to tears and i feel myself choking up whenever i hear it. Rest in peace to those lost at hillsborough and my prayers for their families.
putting football aside, there's certainly something about the people of Liverpool. they have always produced comedians, singers etc and have a very strong sense of culture. it's an unfortunate truism that it's those who have the hardest lives, whether through poverty, hardship through tough and/or dangerous work, or whatever, that produce the most enduring culture and the strongest communities. it's what is created to help people endure their hardship. it is the natural way of people, to want better lives; easier lives, especially for their children, but something is often lost, in the process. not always, thank goodness, but i love the sense of identity that Liverpool people have.
You don’t need to be a Liverpool fan to feel emotional at this song. It tugs at my heart strings every time I hear it bc of Hillsborough and can’t help but sing along 🏴❣️
'You'll Never Walk Alone' is originally from the musical 'Carousel' and was popularised by Liverpool band, Gerry and the Pacemakers, in the 1960s. It was then adopted as Liverpool FC's anthem. As the commentator says, a club blessed with great glory but also great tragedy. The same goes for the city of Liverpool itself that has known the greatest of joys and successes and tragedies and sadness, from its football team to the Beatles, to the Heysel and Hillsborough incidents to the Jamie Bulger and Ava White horrors and everything in between. This song speaks to the heart of one of the most diverse and welcoming cities with some of the warmest people you could hope to meet.
Liverpool stays in your heart no matter where you are and this song mixes all the good memories and people that have passed all together. I'm crying here with a smile on my face. LFC YNWA always...
That made me cry I’m a Londoner and support Chelsea but my heart went out to the families of the 97 fans who lost their life’s going to see their club play a semi final cup match at Sheffield Wednesday ground Hillsborough. No body who saw that tragedy unfold before their eyes could have failed not to have been distressed and shocked by what happened that day. And you’ll never walk alone became more poignant to those families who lost their loved ones . I’m watching a programme on one Mother’s fight for justice that’s on this week. God bless her she fought to get the truth but died before the verdict of unlawful killing was given against those responsible for keeping fans safe. God bless them all they’ll never walk alone they’re walking with god now. RIP
I’m from Sheffield and live not far from Hillsborough. I was 12 when the Hillsborough disaster happened and my parents were involved in the front line response in the NHS. This song always makes me well up and think with great respect and affection of the strength and spirit of the Liverpool fans, survivors and families, through such great adversity and loss but also triumphs and victories.
I would not be alive today if not for a police woman officer who stopped me from going down that tunnel of death and showed me up to the stand I feel the ordinary police officers were let down by the men in charge and remember the kindness of the Sheffield people who showed true compassion that day we parked at a pub and were in a hurry to get to the ground the local people who were in the pub took is to the nearest bus to get to the ground many came out to the car park to see if we were ok the manageress brought a tray full of whisky and would not have any money from us she told us how many people had died I will never forget them and
When I was a kid I got taken Hillsborough a few times I lived in Derbyshire a little south of Sheffield, we had moved to Australia when that awful day occurred but it's something I'll never forget 😢 by the way I'm a Sheffield United (Blades) fan but Liverpool are my second team YNWA!
win , loose or draw, no matter what the liverpool fans will sing this in full voice not only at the start but also near the end of the match, as a liverpool fan this song has moved me to tears many a time, very special to the fans
Now see 60,000 Celtic fans sing it v Barcelona and halfway thru' the P A System is off and it is JUST the crowd and THEN tell me which is louder "" At Anfield, the song b4 the game is often drowned out by The Tannoy :(
Liverpool fan here, watching this brings me to tears. So much history, glory and heartbreak. You'll even see top managers presenting matches just stop, watch and listen to the Anfield crowd sing this. So powerful
@@althomas3168 Yeah, why don't you do so instead of just repeating lies? Gerry Clarkson, Deputy Chief of the London Fire Brigade (LFB), was sent by the British Government to report on the condition of the stadium. He concluded that the deaths were "Attributable very, very largely to the appalling state of [the] stadium." Three Belgians were prosecuted for Manslaughter:- Albert Roosens, the head of the Belgian Football Association, for allowing tickets for the Liverpool section of the stadium to be sold to Juventus fans who attacked the police with rubble and bottles; and two police chiefs-Michel Kensier and Johann Mahieu-who were in charge of policing at the stadium that night. Two of the 26 Liverpool fans were in custody in Britain at the time and stood trial later. In April 1989, fourteen fans were convicted and given three-year sentences, half of which were suspended for five years, allowing them to return to the UK.
@@althomas3168 Al Thomas, which team do you support ? Everton, United ,Chelsea, City ? Be honest. Which rival team do you follow that makes you come on here and comment like you have? This was a video about a song. Personally I find your comment the sort of thing a little teenager would feel the need to come out with.
I'm a liverpudlian and a huge Liverpool fan. My dad was a season ticket holder and we lost him too soon in 2009. Whenever I hear the fans sing you'll never walk alone I ache for my dad.
Funny how it means different things to different people. Every time I hear it, I think of the 39 who died at the hands of Liverpool supporters at Heysel and the consequential banning of English teams in European competitions as a result
Big respect to Australia, they know every word and are singing it loud, I’m from Liverpool but it shows Liverpool fans not from Liverpool are still fans unlike teams like City
Has a spurs fan who’s been to Anfield and heard this it was one of my fave away grounds to go to spine tingling to hear it live happy new year to u all x
What's even more impressive is this isn't even in Liverpool or England, and the majority of the fans are Aussies! The title says 'football soccer Anfield' but the stadium isn't Anfield but the Melbourne Cricket Ground, because it was a summer break trip to Australia in 2013.
I'm a Liverpool fan. We are always like a family what ever part of the world we come from. Our anthem always reminds us of the good and bad time that the fans and club have gone throw.👍😎
Being Born and bred in Liverpool, this song never fails to Move me. When you are at the ground and they sing it before the Match starts, the atmosphere is just pure Electric, mixed with personal emotion ⚽⚽
Absolutely beautiful I feel so proud just to hear it sung by so many people at the same time . Steeped in emotion, the words give anyone hope cos no one truly ever walks alone
Sunderland is my second team. My first ever away was at Roker Park when your fair city was still a town. Nothing but good things to say about Sunderland.
I live about a quarter of a mile from Liverpool's ground, I can hear the roar of the fans when they are playing. The words "you'll never walk alone" are emblazoned on the stadium coat of arms. It is a compliment for other clubs to hate Liverpool, it shows how outstanding we are!!!
That clip was taken at Liverpool FC's first ever game in Australia, at Melbourne Cricket Ground. The stadium is packed with over 100,000 emotional ex-pats, for whom YNWA evokes memories of 'the old country'. LFC is a link to their past and maybe parents and other relatives who have passed. The emotions are palpable. Thanks for sharing!
When I was a child I'm 58 now I remember my mother singing this in the kitchen and I always found it a very emotional song. Now that I'm a Liverpool fan along with my eldest son I get very emotional to hear this being sung at the matches, it's a great anthem and a universal song. YNWA
@@samuelpinder1215 Strange, never found it that quiet? I must admit I haven't been for over a decade though. I suppose it doesn't help having all the 'Glory Hunters' and tourists there now? That's the problem with being successful though.
@@johnp8131 you were there during the celery days then. Premier league fans for most teams arent as good as they used to be. Some exceptions such as leeds and palace but I think people are scared of getting banned now in the premier league. Lower league clubs are more authentic with banter, songs and sometimes pyros too (premier league fans would go insane if they had a pyro lol)
@@samuelpinder1215 All seating has ruined the atmosphere at the vast majority of grounds, Anfield included. You can't stand with your mates or move to the area where everyone is singing like you could on the terraces, you're often stuck next to people who aren't interested in singing. Also I last went to Anfield around 2006 and YNWA was nowhere near as good as in the 70's, a reduced capacity and no home made flags didn't help...
@@doinacrancher8412 by homemade flags I'm assuming you mean the shitty ones with the materials you bought for a fiver from argos rather than an official club merch flag
Ive been a Liverpool fan for almost 50 years. Always makes the hairs on the back of my neck , stand up. Its become more emotional to us Liverpool fans after Hillsborough. R.I.P. 97
Huge LFC fan, the only rendition in recent memory that rivals this one is after they beat Barcelona in the Champions League semi-final at Anfield - I cried :) Happy New Year
Brought tears to my eyes as I lost my father at the start of December and that was played at his funeral... Believe me nothing prepares you when at Anfield and the Kop starts you'll never walk alone...you can listen as long as you want on line...but being there is almost like a spiritual experience..
@@chrisrobbo1974 Know your history. Given that the song was from 1945, YES they did. Little know fact also - it was sung by Manchester United fans after the Munich aircrash. The only fact is that liverpoo adopted it as their anthem
@@davidbrown6415 I'm aware of it being sung after the munich disaster; just not aware of celtic fans singing it pre 1963. wondering what would make a load of Glaswegian working class football fans sing the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic before it was popularised as a pop song. Traditional it was in early 70s that celtic fans were recorded as singing it; but if you know more than the historians do tell.
You will never get old to listening to that at every Liverpool game . I am a Manchester United fan but still that gives me goosebumps every time it’s on
As a liverpool fan you have to be at anfield to feel the atmosphere when the kop sings in full flow you will never experience any thing like it no matter who you support supporters come from all over Europe just to video it and be part of it
I love this song and I am not a football fan. Its so emotional and belongs to Liverpool. I love Liverpool, they are proud, talented, estoic and strong people. They have been treated like shit by the tory government in the past, but they stand strong and pull together. True fighters of justice. Liverpudlians I admire and salute you.xx
After standing in the kop end and hearing this song come on, all the fans began singing it, the hairs on my neck stood up, I looked at my wife, she was crying, this was 5 years after Hillsboro. It was a magical feeling
I am old enough to have seen Gerry Marsden on stage soon after he recorded this song in 1963 - - so different to their other songs but he loved it and insisted on recording it, so very different but soo moving. It is known as the Liverpool Anthem but is sung at many remembrance or moving occasions, by crowds who all know the words. It is an anthem of remembrance, hope and above all unity.
yeh been laughing at all the mongs in comments saying scousers are the best singers ,for 1 its a tannoy PA system ( lol ) 2 they are 77% Australian & 3 you wanna hear this go to Glasgow Celtci - where its done with no PA system ,just that crappy 1970s tannoy & the crown just overtake the whole thing ,awesome to behold
@@mcfcguvnors Anfield is the only place to hear this. Unlike at Manchester City, the crowd is not just a noise that the p.a. system makes while gloryhunters wave plastic flags.
Hello, an avid Liverpool supporter here from Hellas🇬🇷 This is like… what can you say? I didn’t managed to go to a game yet but even when I’m watching it from my house of a local cafe… when I hear this…🥲🥲🥲 This is our anthem! No hate to other clubs but only that song is so significant in football! *If Anfield is your Home you’ll never walk Alone* Happy New Year everyone! We are all Scousers, even if we are not from Liverpool!🇬🇷🏴🇬🇷🏴🇬🇷🏴 ✊🏻✊🏻🔥🔥🔴🔴
I know this is about Liverpool, but you should also do one reacting to the Scottish club, Hibs (Hibernian) fans singing "Sunshine on Leith", by the Proclaimers. There are various versions of it on RU-vid, several after beating rivals Hearts, but the best ones are after their 2007 League Cup and 2016 Scottish Cup wins. A few years back there was a reaction video from a US Liverpool fan about it, but I don't think it is up anymore.
I was thinking exactly the same myself when I was watching this and I'm a Celtic fan. That game was possibly the best Scottish Cup Final ever and Sunshine on Leith is a brilliant song.
The song playing in the background is a version of the song that was a hit in the 1960s by a band called Gerry and The Pacemakers, it is the most well known version of the song, and the band themselves were from Liverpool 🙂
Actually you're wrong and this is coming from a life long supporter the song was actually written and sang by Rogers and Hammerstein in the 1945 for the musical movie Carousel then remade in the 1960s by Gerry Marsden and the pacemakers and then released again by Gerry and the pacemakers (Gerry was a well known LFC fan) in memory of the 1980s Hillsborough tragedy against Sheffield Wednesday f.c in which fans and players alike was killed. But if you want to piss off a Liverpool fan tell us you're an Everton fan and the last couple of seasons lfc have been unstoppable
@@daviecole8220 Odette is correct in regards to the popularity in England (especially Liverpool) of this Gerry and the Pacemakers version. Across the world it’s probably the version in the film Carousel that most would know. Rogers and Hammerstein didn’t sing it. In the film Claramae Turner sang it and Shirley Jones did the reprise in the finale. But in the original Broadway show, Christine Johnson sang it and Jan Clayton reprised it. But who knows any of them?
@@AlBarzUK the song was actually written by Rogers and also seeing how Japan has a bigger lfc fan base than the UK it's one of the most recognised and sang football anthem of any other team including Mufc's glory glory man.united. but original song was written in 1945 by Rogers and Hammerstein and its also sang by Celtics F.C but most associated with Jerry and the pacemakers and LFC Gerry Marsden released it in the 60s then again in the 80s/90s for the SWFC tragedy in 1982 which was caused by poor safety measures and a build up of trash under the stadium which caused mass panic and at the time we used barriers and its because of the Hillsborough incident that caused major changes in football stadium fire safety management (I used to be a football steward and travelled to many stadiums and the fire safety checks were and still are paramount. All fire checks are to be completed before gate time
@@daviecole8220 the song is from the Rogers & Hammerstein musical Carousel. Gerry & the Pacemakers had a hit with it in the early 60s and he (Gerry Marsden) sung it at Anfield, whereafter it caught on as an anthem.
Thanks for the reaction. Yes, I’m a Liverpool fanatic. Many thanks to all the fans of other clubs for their kind comments. Most believe YNWA to be the most iconic football anthem in Britain. Two great versions were vs Celtic and Vs Borussia Dortmund.
No other club in the world in any known sport could do that 13000 miles from home. The best YNWA are before the 1989 cup final post hillsborough disaster and the kops last stand in 1994 which I was at both.
I've heard it both at Anfield and Australia. Born in Liverpool I remember the very first time it was sung at Anfield before emigrating on my todd in '69 while still a teenager. Been waiting half a century but they finally came.
It's Gerry Marsden you can hear leading the singing, the recording he made long ago, but there is something very awe inspiring when massed voices join together. It can be spine tingling. I can't say I'm a fan of Liverpool, I came from Manchester so if I followed football it would be Manchester United for me. But it's a north/south thing. Chelsea is in the south, London, whereas Liverpool is a northern city, as is Manchester. An ancient divide that still exists to some degree.
The Kop - the 'home supporters' end of the stadium of Liverpool FC at Anfield Park -made this their anthem and it was followed by other songs and chants. When you are among a crowd of tens of thousands singing it, the hairs on your body stand up such is the frisson of empathy and pure emotion.
Sadly the real Kop went when the all seater stadiums were forced onto the game.The original Kop was all standing with crowd barriers in 95% of the stand, there was a small section in the middle and just before half way up that was freestanding. That was the prize location to be in, the crowd swayed back and forward all trying to see the goals being scored. If you watch through old games you can see that section surge forward as a Liverpool players scored or put a shot on at goal. Its now being fully modernised and its height has nearly doubled. That emotion you mention is Scouse Pride,
You: "Comment down below if you're a Liverpool fan" Me: "I will!!!!" Not only is this my favourite RU-vid clip of "You'll Never Walk Alone", but the first time I have seen a reaction to this - and I cannot think of a better reactor to see this! You cannot imagine what this means to me as a Liverpool fan! You'll Never Walk Alone
They hate us because WE'VE WON EVERYTHING THERE IS TO WIN!! lol. I too sent you this link after your original reaction, along with an even better one from, The KOP (a stand) at Anfield, Home of LFC. 60.000 Liverpool fans singing their hearts out. Love the channel, Joel. Greetings from Liverpool.
That's not hate ! That's envy .. pure and simple . I was there at Anfield on Sunday for the Derby game Liverpool v Everton , this song is sung at EVERY home game and never fails to give you chills . I was singing at the top of my voice and holding my Liverpool scarf proudly above my head.
@@mcfcguvnors There were an estimated 20,000 Ex-pats from the UK at the game, with over 5000 claiming to be from Liverpool, the 1500 were traveling Liverpool fans. Furthermore, Liverpool were classed as the ``home team`` at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for this fixture.
Liverpool fan for life like my father. We were both born and brought up in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. I followed in my father’s footsteps ♥️. Liverpool F.C. is the heart of football - from immense success to heartbreaking tragedy to glory to always the welcoming feel good respectful progressive team. The club is a good organisation unlike so many teams out there that are dominant villains. Liverpool always ♥️ YNWA♥️
Hi from Liverpool 👋 most of my family are Reds with the odd blue (Evertonions) but we forgive them 😃 I've heard that song many many times and it still makes me emotional. Thanxs for reacting to it ❤
I’m from Singapore and I’m a Liverpool fan since the 70s. I’ve been to Anfield and I love You’ll Never Walk Alone anthem. It brings lots of memories both good and bad and it moves me to tears.
We are scouse & Liverpudlians & my Father in law died just before xmas. His funeral was yesterday & in the crematorium his final song was YNWA as the curtains closed. My husband stood & started singing it alone full of pride, love & emotion just for his dad. It really tugged at my heart. we all joined in singing but I really felt proud of him & knew his dad would have appreciated him doing that. x
This is the most heart touching reaction moment I ever watched Joel even though I don’t support football I am a rugby supporting bloke I support Bath Rugby & I can see you were really took back by the Liverpool football song & great reaction as always. Sending love from Somerset, England, UK 🇬🇧.
Jp u need to react to the Hillsborough disaster to really get the meaning of the song to them, my first boyfriend was there that day he was only 16 and he is still traumatised by the events xx
I’m a scouser, and I love listening to this song, it could definitely put a baby to sleep, I’m going to Liverpool v Shrewsbury in the fa cup tomorrow in the kop they always sing it before match and it amazing.
I'm a celtic supporter & we blow this out the park everytime we sing it but even though I'm at celtic Park to see my team I always think about the ones that were lost every single time. God bless them. CFC LFC YNWA.
It's emotional when Liverpool played Celtic in the UEFA cup about 20 or so years ago. Also, when we played Dortmund as they have adopted it as well. Brings the fans together.
Been a liverpool fan for over 40 years and this song gets me all the time especially when its sung with so much passion , 3 years ago I manage to visit Anfield for the first time in my life and I was sitting at the Kop end and I couldn't sing the whole song I broke into tears damn I'm proud to be a liverpool fan
Glad you showed this version too, now perhaps you would like and share Gerry and the Pacemakers making this popular in the 196os, you and we would enjoy that too, and they are Liverpudlians.
@@robertpaisley8643 97,Andrew Devine sadly passed away in July this year due to injuries received at Hillsborough. "We welcome the conclusion of the coroner, Mr Andre Rebello, made today at Liverpool Coroner's Court, that Andrew was unlawfully killed, making him the 97th fatality of the tragic events that occurred on April 15, 1989,"
Mate, the anthem of anthems, who ever you support, to go and experience this being sung by 50,000+ will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, it’s incredable 🙌🏻
That was the best song that Gerry and the Pacemakers ever did., not only is it sung all over the world by various fans of different clubs but apart from the beetles, put Liverpool and the wonderful people on the map for being an awesome place. I am a born and bred Liverpudlian and you can't get a stronger more resilient group of people, no matter what is thrown at us, we stick together and battle through.
My ex-husband is a fanatical Liverpool supporter and has been from an early age. He travelled the world watching them - had a few Liverpool FC tattoos on his body, and I was fine and happy with his ardent support. The only thing I ever refused was when he wanted to name our daughter Dalglish, after Kenny Dalglish, the Liverpool player and then Manager from 1985 to 1991 (not even as a 'middle name')
My mum was a nurse in Liverpool. Somewhere out there there's a man called Kevin Keegan Murphy and another named after the whole Everton team of the 70s. (Mad!)
Best one by far was when we played Dortmund at home in the Europa League.. both sets of fans singing at full capacity long after the anthem finished.. truly spine tingling!
Years ago,on my first visit to Anfield i stood,you could in those days) at the front of the Kop. I had seen many times the song sang at the game on tv but this was the first time i was part of it. The passion, emotion, energy and oneness. I cried.
