I'm a Man United fan (Liverpool's bitterest rival)but I've got to admit hearing the Liverpool fans sing "you'll never walk alone" gives one goosebumps,there I said it!
@@daviel6595 what does that even mean? I really hope you're not a scouser having a dig at how piss poor United has been since sir Alex,if you are a scouser you're not a true Liverpool fan because true fans know when someone is complimenting them, anyway stay happy and healthy and enjoy the rest of the day
@@RockyBobbieBuster I think Davie was just stating something that you probably already know. Man Utd have serious issues at the moment, but that comes from the boardroom...The Glaziers are terrible owners. I am a Liverpool fan, but I have far more respect for Utd than I do for your plastic neighbours run by owners who violate human rights. Thank you for your nice comment, stay safe and well. Y.N.W.A
@@siroswaldfortitude5346 yeah I too have more respect for Liverpool than I do for city,I was hoping pool would win the league (best mate is a Liverpool fan)as long as they didn't win the UCL,couldn't have them do the quadruple and beat United's treble,stay happy and healthy and enjoy your evening ✌️
@N7 Thanks for the tip, My point was that The Aussies took over the stadium and made it like Anfield by singing YNWA There were Livapudlians AAAAANND Aussies all on the same page singing the same song. I have been to the MCG and Liverpool although My home team is the Hammers in london.
They weren't Australians they were expat Scousers who left Liverpool in the 1980's-1990's. There was no work in Liverpool so they left to make phone exchanges for the UK at Eiriksons Geelong plant. They used to be made by Plessey in Liverpool
Im from Manchester and support Liverpool my great grandfather played for Liverpool and he kind of had a big influence on me supporting love RIP Billy watson
This wasn't an important game, it was a friendly. This is what Liverpool supporters are like. You should watch the parade after losing the Champions League this year. We didnt wint the premier league and we didnt win the CL. We won 2 smaller cups. But see the people come out and celebrate as if we won big. Its a beautiful family to be a part of. Win or lose. You'll Never Walk Alone Up the reds ❤❤
When I was a kid about 12 yrs old I used to put my alarm on at 2am to listen to Liverpool games on the radio. Being in Australia, that was how I experienced my favourite club as a kid. Liverpool has always been loved in Australia.
I'm a Newcastle supporter, my husband is a Liverpool supporter, his whole family is. His mum was in her 80's when she passed away 16yrs ago. They played you'll never walk alone at her funeral, and to this day I can't listen to it without wanting to cry, for him.
May I just say front a liverpool fan to a man u fan thankyou......rivalry aside it's great to hear u get it....u feel it too...not easy to admit I know but there u go.....thanks again...#truefansoffootball
Went to see the Rolling Stones last month at Liverpools football ground … the Stones played a solid 2 hours of absolutely fabulous amazing music before they went off stage … and you all know what happens then … the crowd continues clapping,whistling and cheering … hoping for an encore … well , after a couple of minutes of this … the crowd in the Kop started singing …. You’ll Never Walk Alone … this was immediately taken up by the whole stadium … it was absolutely amazing …. The Stones came back onto the stage to tumultuous applause and played on for another 20 minutes …. Mick and the Band …. You’ll Never Walk Alone ……….
Brothers, there is a reason why all the cameras only show Steven Gerrard. He is actually THE player you would think of if you hear Liverpool. One of a rare kind of a player. ✌️
The man is a dick. My best pal supports Liverpool and I've been to them with him, Gerrard used to scream at fans and ball boys etc all the time. He's a total knob.
Sung in the memory of women children boys men lost at the pitch disaster at Hillsborough stadium a true tradegy and sung to remember all those lost and many more injured. I send them Angel Wings ❤
The crazy thing is this was less than a regular game, it was a pre season game, across the globe in Australia, and still so many Liverpool fans in australia
No matter what team you support, everyone sings 'YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE'! that song represents more than football, It unites all fans until the first whistle!!
Having been to most top flight grounds to watch premiership football, and I’m a spurs fan, there is nothing like going to Anfield (Liverpools home ground) and hearing their supporters sing, you’ll never walk alone, it hits ya, very emotional.
I'm a Fulham fan, but the whole premier league know that Liverpool is like a religion along with man u and Newcastle, and Millwall but along with the passion I must be honest and say Liverpool fans understand football and fair play more than any club I can think of, I remember them clapping Fulham after we beat them years back at craven cottage in 2009 if my memory serves me well that took my breath away the humility and respect that their fans showed us was well !! Simply emotional I'll never forget it and I respect them for that gesture.
This is a friendly game in another country across the world. They sing this before every game but the most special ones are usually before a big Champions League game at Anfield.
As a german ( cologne ) i always get jalous of hearing this.We also have a nice hymn wich is played before the game,but listening to the english fans singing always gives me massive goosebumps.Fantastic!!!👍
Honestly even watching this brings a tear to my eye, its hard to put into words what it means. Imagine walking out in a Liverpool shirt and a stadium singing that to you "You'll Never Walk Alone!!!" , I think I could run through a wall!!!! Its a thing though, Liverpool are known for being unstoppable when Anfield (Liverpool's home stadium) is rocking and the team are in top gear, every teams fans help, but some more than others, Liverpool is FOR SURE one of the teams that is helped more than some of the others by the fans and the atmosphere they create. It was a friendly game, Held in a massive stadium in Australia. Most of the fans in that arena were not even from Liverpool, they are Australian Liverpool fans. This was the first chance they had to see Liverpool play in the flesh, and I suspect the first time many had ever sung "You'll Never Walk Alone" to the team at the game, as they live half way around the world in Australia (USA is closer to Liverpool than Australia is). So although it was not a big game for Liverpool as a team, it was a huge game for the Australian team they played (Australian league is not very high level, MLS is probably better to be honest) and a huge game for all the Australian Liverpool fans, and a chance for them to demonstrate how much they love the club by filling the whole of the 95'000 capacity stadium, with Liverpool fans, hardly anyone , was supporting the Australian team, even though they were mostly Australian people in the crowd. Kid and Mookie...you should revise you teams, support the mighty Liverpool Reds. I cant promise we will win all the prizes all the time, but we will win them sometimes, and usually when we do , we win stuff in the most legendary dramatic style :D YNWA!!!! Dunson fam
When you walk through a storm Hold your head up high And don't be afraid of the dark At the end of a storm There's a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark Walk on through the wind Walk on through the rain For your dreams be tossed and blown Walk on, walk on With hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone You'll never walk alone Walk on, walk on With hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone You'll never walk alone.
This was a friendly game in 2013. 95,000 Australian fans came out to support Liverpool. Liverpool have always had a huge global fanbase even in their sh*t years. Respect.
I’m nothing to do with liverpool but still get goosebumps when I hear them singing walk on. Hillsborough disaster in 1989, 96 fans lost their lives in the stadium. Every time I hear that song walk on, you instantly know their singing it for those victims. Jon-Paul gilhooley was the youngest victim at 10yrs old, how ironic is it that years later his older cousin Steven Gerrard would become possibly the greatest liverpool legend that there’s ever been. World works in mysterious ways! RIP to all the victims on that tragic day.
When they were losing the champions finals 0-3 at the end of the first time against Milan, and in the half time the fans start sing "you will never walk alone" was incredible. They won that champions.
This was the 1st time for Liverpool to play there on tour yet the stadium was basically full of LFC supporters. Nothing will give you goosebumps than hearing the fans sing YNWA...especially in person which I've experienced at Anfield (Liverpool's home ground)! Fantastic video!! Thank you for sharing! Luv Stevie G (have an autographed Captain band from him)!!! YNWA!!!
LFC fan hat lives in the Midwest. I was fortunate (BLESSED) to get to see a LFC friendly locally. Every single game I watch on tv, the singing of YNWA always gives me chills. Getting to witness it firsthand, as well as being a part of it, brought me to tears. It was truly an experience I will never forget. I only hope to witness it at Anfield one day.
This was a friendly between Australian home team Melbourne victory against Liverpool at the MCG Stadium hat holds up to 120,000 nothing but pride on the line. And by the crowd you can tell how ❤ Liverpool are across the world! So imagine being Melbourne playing at home in their home state and feels like you’re still behind enemy lines! Crazy af!
Just to put this into context for Americans. Whoever the big teams in American football or baseball are could you ever imagine they have a fan base that could play a friendly game 12000 miles from home and fill a stadium with over 90000 fans all dressed in the shirts and with their scarves held aloft singing their anthem song.
In football there’s a saying “Your home fans is the 12th man” Usually in a football team there’s 11 players on each team playing in the field, and when your home fans are this crazy, they become the 12th man almost creating an unfair advantage with loud noises and battle like chants that could pump u up so much that every player levels up, almost becoming super sayan! 😂
@@vaudevillian7 no it doesn’t You are like children in an adult world. Come to Britain. And you will see/hear/feel the difference Celtic, rangers, Man U Leeds Newcastle the southern London clubs arsenal West Ham But most of all Liverpool FC the term 12th man was coined there it refer’s to the Kop. In the 1960’s they would sing current chart songs of that week. But with words changed to suit how we from Liverpool felt. It was the time of the Mersey beat with new bands almost weekly hitting the charts. You may of heard of some of them. Little 4 piece bands like the Beatles churning out songs from the cavern club. Liverpool become the centre of the world in cool and we on the kop new it. It made us feel immortals and as our manager bill Shankly said made Anfield a bastion, a fortress and we believed him. We are a very friendly city but we are arrogant we know we are the best. It’s are one flaw. But we make everyone we meet feel like family. You would enjoy visiting 2 football clubs. 2 cathedrals hundreds of pubs. [mathew street] home of the moved cavern club has over 50 pubs and clubs and you can walk the fall length in under 7 minutes it’s blocked of to traffic so everyone spills out on to the street. Manchester 35 minutes away. Wales 30 minutes beaches all the way to the Lake District ancient city of Chester built by the Romans. All in all. No better place on earth.
I was there this night and like many of the LFC fans we had tears in our eyes 95000 of us singing. This game was a pre-season game on a south East Asian Tour.
im a newcastle fan, ive been in anfield when the kop has been at full voice and i can tell u now, the passion, emotion they put into their anthem, the noise, the electric in that place, u cud power the city for a month! its immense to witness 1st hand.
You should watch the singing of You'll Never Walk Alone at half time of the Champions League final in 2005. An underdog Liverpool were losing to AC Milan, the best team at the time, 3-0 at half time and everyone thought it was over. The fans sang the best YNWA I've heard and the team came back to tie it 3-3 and win on penalties.
It was a hym that was adopted by the Liverpool fans back in the 1960's when it was covered by a Liverpool band called "Gerry and the Pacemakers". They even appeared on the Ed Sullivan show with the Liverpool manager and players sat with the audience watching them perform.
This was a friendly preseason tour game, it is like the exhibition games that NBA NFL play before the season is opened. These kind of games is to condition the players and also to give chance the overseas fans to watch their teams.
Fantastic song by Gerry and the Pacemakers from 1960s .There from Liverpool like the Beatles .. glad Liverpool FC took it had their anthem .Brings tears to my eyes listening to this song .
I love seeing Americans reactions to the World's Game , shame they really do not know how huge the sport is. And this is not even at their home ground it is in a total other continent lol football brings us all together I love it
What you guys have to realise is this 95'000 people on the other side of the world singing 'you'll never walk alone' shows you the magnitude of the LFC followers!
Amazing how a song from Carousel by the great Americans - Rogers and Hammerstein - has been taken up by a British football club. Best songwriters ever. Greetings from downunder 🇦🇺
5:54. "When you are part of Liverpool Football Club. You will never walk alone." That is my pixilated head, third tier, row one, halfway line opposite the coaches benches.
This is more than a song in sport, it's the heart of the team, most have 11 players, Liverpool have the 12th man, which is tens of thousands singing in unison, win or lose. YNWA
The absolute global reach of the giant football clubs, like Liverpool, Manchester United, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich with millions on millions of supporters worldwide is hard to explain to, for example a Green Bay Packers fan in the US! It's on a different level altogether!
This was a friendly match between Australia's best, Melbourne fc and Liverpool. Just invited to entertain us, and that they did. We wanted to welcome them and thank them for coming such a long way, hence the rendition of their club song, ynwa. It was just awesome.
Bro, this was just a friendly. There is another version when Liverpool beat Barcelona with the players at Anfield. Find that version and watch that. It’s special. This was amazing cause it’s 95000 people that hadn’t seen the club play before. But to watch it at Anfield on a European night, is something else.
This was a friendly game between the two sides, Liverpool were on a pre-season tour. Not many other clubs that could get a fanbase this devoted and passionate the other side of the world. We're a truly global club with fans everywhere.
At half time in the 2005 champions league final, we were 3-0 down and getting destroyed by the Brilliant AC Milan... And at halt time, all the Liverpool fans at the game (and I was one of them) started to sing YNWA and the players heard it... We never moaned, we never criticised, we never jeered.. We got behind the players and they responded.. They scored 3 goals in 9 mins and won on penalties... Power of the fans and players.. Watch the half time in Istanbul in 2005 uefa champions league final
I'm a Man United fan (Liverpool's bitterest rival)but I've got to admit hearing the Liverpool fans sing "you'll never walk alone" gives one goosebumps,there I said it!
You miss sir Alex
@@daviel6595 what does that even mean? I really hope you're not a scouser having a dig at how piss poor United has been since sir Alex,if you are a scouser you're not a true Liverpool fan because true fans know when someone is complimenting them, anyway stay happy and healthy and enjoy the rest of the day
@@RockyBobbieBuster I don't know what they meant either, but thanks for your earlier comment.
@@RockyBobbieBuster I think Davie was just stating something that you probably already know. Man Utd have serious issues at the moment, but that comes from the boardroom...The Glaziers are terrible owners. I am a Liverpool fan, but I have far more respect for Utd than I do for your plastic neighbours run by owners who violate human rights. Thank you for your nice comment, stay safe and well. Y.N.W.A
@@siroswaldfortitude5346 yeah I too have more respect for Liverpool than I do for city,I was hoping pool would win the league (best mate is a Liverpool fan)as long as they didn't win the UCL,couldn't have them do the quadruple and beat United's treble,stay happy and healthy and enjoy your evening ✌️
We Liverpool fans sing every game home and away because we’re the best
no you are not 1 lge title since 1990, man city are champions of england real madrid champions of the world
@@erniebarker-t3w I don't think City will be champions this season and Real Madrid may not even make the next round of this seasons Champions league.
@@erniebarker-t3w chill up lil guy, currently lfc are the best team
@@vedantmhasudge3157 liverpool 1 lge title in 35 years
Crazy to think that this game was held 10'000 miles away from Liverpool yet it still felt as if they were the home team
They WERE the home team. Most of the fans singing YNWA were Aussies
@@davidlee-zw8rf he means its not home at anfield
@N7 Thanks for the tip, My point was that The Aussies took over the stadium and made it like Anfield by singing YNWA There were Livapudlians AAAAANND Aussies all on the same page singing the same song. I have been to the MCG and Liverpool although My home team is the Hammers in london.
Yeah it was "home" Liverpool supporters. Those fans were 99% Australian Liverpool supporters 👍
@@josephsalmonte4995 you're an idiot
Neary 100 thousand Australians making Liverpool very proud. Thank you!
Thank you for watching appreciate the comment
They weren't Australians they were expat Scousers who left Liverpool in the 1980's-1990's. There was no work in Liverpool so they left to make phone exchanges for the UK at Eiriksons Geelong plant. They used to be made by Plessey in Liverpool
Im from Manchester and support Liverpool my great grandfather played for Liverpool and he kind of had a big influence on me supporting love RIP Billy watson
This wasn't an important game, it was a friendly. This is what Liverpool supporters are like. You should watch the parade after losing the Champions League this year. We didnt wint the premier league and we didnt win the CL. We won 2 smaller cups. But see the people come out and celebrate as if we won big. Its a beautiful family to be a part of.
Win or lose. You'll Never Walk Alone
Up the reds ❤❤
Do the boys realize this is an AWAY game for Liverpool, over 12,000 miles. Couldn't be further away from home unless they played on the moon!
@@SimSim-zf9if Loads of scousers emigrated to Australia, loads are Lfc fans
This is not a real game ...just a show game !
@@SimSim-zf9if What? This was in 2013 it’s not like Liverpool where pulling up trees
And that is what supporting a team should always be about, support through thick and thin, win or lose, we support our clubs.
When I was a kid about 12 yrs old I used to put my alarm on at 2am to listen to Liverpool games on the radio. Being in Australia, that was how I experienced my favourite club as a kid. Liverpool has always been loved in Australia.
Appreciate your comment family
I'm a Newcastle supporter, my husband is a Liverpool supporter, his whole family is. His mum was in her 80's when she passed away 16yrs ago. They played you'll never walk alone at her funeral, and to this day I can't listen to it without wanting to cry, for him.
I'm a United fan and still hearing the Liverpool fans singing never walk alone is always spine tingling, it's just extraordinary
May I just say front a liverpool fan to a man u fan thankyou......rivalry aside it's great to hear u get it....u feel it too...not easy to admit I know but there u go.....thanks again...#truefansoffootball
I can’t sing this song without crying. Means so much to us in Glasgow and Liverpool.
Peoples wedding and funeral songs.
Thanks boys ✊🏻
Went to see the Rolling Stones last month at Liverpools football ground … the Stones played a solid 2 hours of absolutely fabulous amazing music before they went off stage … and you all know what happens then … the crowd continues clapping,whistling and cheering … hoping for an encore … well , after a couple of minutes of this … the crowd in the Kop started singing …. You’ll Never Walk Alone … this was immediately taken up by the whole stadium … it was absolutely amazing …. The Stones came back onto the stage to tumultuous applause and played on for another 20 minutes …. Mick and the Band …. You’ll Never Walk Alone ……….
Brothers, there is a reason why all the cameras only show Steven Gerrard. He is actually THE player you would think of if you hear Liverpool. One of a rare kind of a player. ✌️
I’m a United fan and even I love Gerrard and admire him. Absolute class player and captain
Gerrard is Liverpool the same with Totti and AS Roma
One of a kind. Sir slippy G 🙏
@@mcnally145 Considering us Liverpool fans are over that, maybe it’s about time you let it go yeah?
The man is a dick. My best pal supports Liverpool and I've been to them with him, Gerrard used to scream at fans and ball boys etc all the time. He's a total knob.
Greatest song of all times god bless RIP Gerry and the Pacemakers.
it came from a 1945 broadway show and 1956 musical called carousel
Sung in the memory of women children boys men lost at the pitch disaster at Hillsborough stadium a true tradegy and sung to remember all those lost and many more injured. I send them Angel Wings ❤
no liverpool fans sang you never walk alone in 1963 26 years before hillsborough
I'm a Liverpool fan and hearing that song sung time and time again always give me goosebumps....
Goosebumps everytime...for 40+years.
The crazy thing is this was less than a regular game, it was a pre season game, across the globe in Australia, and still so many Liverpool fans in australia
No matter what team you support, everyone sings 'YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE'!
that song represents more than football,
It unites all fans until the first whistle!!
Having been to most top flight grounds to watch premiership football, and I’m a spurs fan, there is nothing like going to Anfield (Liverpools home ground) and hearing their supporters sing, you’ll never walk alone, it hits ya, very emotional.
I'm a Fulham fan, but the whole premier league know that Liverpool is like a religion along with man u and Newcastle, and Millwall but along with the passion I must be honest and say Liverpool fans understand football and fair play more than any club I can think of, I remember them clapping Fulham after we beat them years back at craven cottage in 2009 if my memory serves me well that took my breath away the humility and respect that their fans showed us was well !! Simply emotional I'll never forget it and I respect them for that gesture.
I was there and lost my voice for days after that! Will never forget it!
Moves me to tears everytime I hear this song sung by us ✊🏾 YNWA
Being a scouser and supporting LFC being at Anfield when we sing YNWA GOOSEBUMPS ♥️🇬🇧.
Hear hear.
This is a friendly game in another country across the world. They sing this before every game but the most special ones are usually before a big Champions League game at Anfield.
As a german ( cologne ) i always get jalous of hearing this.We also have a nice hymn
wich is played before the game,but listening to the english fans singing always gives me massive goosebumps.Fantastic!!!👍
Thanks mate. Germany have amazing football fans too. Dortmund are my favourites obviously as well they sing ynwa too 👍
Honestly even watching this brings a tear to my eye, its hard to put into words what it means. Imagine walking out in a Liverpool shirt and a stadium singing that to you "You'll Never Walk Alone!!!" , I think I could run through a wall!!!! Its a thing though, Liverpool are known for being unstoppable when Anfield (Liverpool's home stadium) is rocking and the team are in top gear, every teams fans help, but some more than others, Liverpool is FOR SURE one of the teams that is helped more than some of the others by the fans and the atmosphere they create.
It was a friendly game, Held in a massive stadium in Australia. Most of the fans in that arena were not even from Liverpool, they are Australian Liverpool fans. This was the first chance they had to see Liverpool play in the flesh, and I suspect the first time many had ever sung "You'll Never Walk Alone" to the team at the game, as they live half way around the world in Australia (USA is closer to Liverpool than Australia is).
So although it was not a big game for Liverpool as a team, it was a huge game for the Australian team they played (Australian league is not very high level, MLS is probably better to be honest) and a huge game for all the Australian Liverpool fans, and a chance for them to demonstrate how much they love the club by filling the whole of the 95'000 capacity stadium, with Liverpool fans, hardly anyone , was supporting the Australian team, even though they were mostly Australian people in the crowd.
Kid and Mookie...you should revise you teams, support the mighty Liverpool Reds. I cant promise we will win all the prizes all the time, but we will win them sometimes, and usually when we do , we win stuff in the most legendary dramatic style :D
YNWA!!!! Dunson fam
When you walk through a storm
Hold your head up high
And don't be afraid of the dark
At the end of a storm
There's a golden sky
And the sweet silver song of a lark
Walk on through the wind
Walk on through the rain
For your dreams be tossed and blown
Walk on, walk on
With hope in your heart
And you'll never walk alone
You'll never walk alone
Walk on, walk on
With hope in your heart
And you'll never walk alone
You'll never walk alone.
This was a friendly game in 2013.
95,000 Australian fans came out to support Liverpool.
Liverpool have always had a huge global fanbase even in their sh*t years. Respect.
yep and that was a dodgy time for us. Imagine If Liverpool toured down under now with Klopp and co. Australia deserve that
@@siroswaldfortitude5346 omfg can you imagine
@Darth Vader agreed
@@smegoz oh yes
I’m nothing to do with liverpool but still get goosebumps when I hear them singing walk on. Hillsborough disaster in 1989, 96 fans lost their lives in the stadium. Every time I hear that song walk on, you instantly know their singing it for those victims. Jon-Paul gilhooley was the youngest victim at 10yrs old, how ironic is it that years later his older cousin Steven Gerrard would become possibly the greatest liverpool legend that there’s ever been. World works in mysterious ways! RIP to all the victims on that tragic day.
My dad is friends with the Gilhooley family, nice people
Recently the 96 became 97 unfortunately, tragic is just a simple way to put it
My mother knew somebody who died in that accident, sounded like an amazing man, only 27.
When they were losing the champions finals 0-3 at the end of the first time against Milan, and in the half time the fans start sing "you will never walk alone" was incredible. They won that champions.
but in 2007 champions lge final ac milan 2 liverpool 1,
This was the 1st time for Liverpool to play there on tour yet the stadium was basically full of LFC supporters. Nothing will give you goosebumps than hearing the fans sing YNWA...especially in person which I've experienced at Anfield (Liverpool's home ground)! Fantastic video!! Thank you for sharing! Luv Stevie G (have an autographed Captain band from him)!!!
YNWA!!!
LFC fan hat lives in the Midwest. I was fortunate (BLESSED) to get to see a LFC friendly locally. Every single game I watch on tv, the singing of YNWA always gives me chills. Getting to witness it firsthand, as well as being a part of it, brought me to tears. It was truly an experience I will never forget. I only hope to witness it at Anfield one day.
This was a friendly between Australian home team Melbourne victory against Liverpool at the MCG Stadium hat holds up to 120,000 nothing but pride on the line. And by the crowd you can tell how ❤ Liverpool are across the world! So imagine being Melbourne playing at home in their home state and feels like you’re still behind enemy lines! Crazy af!
Just to put this into context for Americans. Whoever the big teams in American football or baseball are could you ever imagine they have a fan base that could play a friendly game 12000 miles from home and fill a stadium with over 90000 fans all dressed in the shirts and with their scarves held aloft singing their anthem song.
Wow! Absolutely fantastic. Made all the hair on the back of my neck stand up, superb!
I can't count the times I've watched that it's just amazing xx
this must have been so incredible for the Aussie fans having only seen this on tv to then be able to sing the song with Liverpool in the stadium.
Win,lose or draw that's what we are and that's what we do You'll Never Walk Alone as a Liverpool fan.
They could play here anywhere in the states and get that reaction as my family would be in the stands singing our hearts out too.
Rip to all tht made this song so powerful 🇬🇧
Utterly Fabulous!! Thanks for posting and so glad you yanks like it!!! Gerry+the Pacemakers rule!
Nick and Mookie, I love your reaction to this game. Great video.
Wow this was 2013...before the Klopp era...yet still our supporters did us proud across the globe🎉YNWA❤
Come on !!! From London UK ❤
I was at that game amazing, been to Anfield many a time too. Never have heard it louder ! 95,000
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In football there’s a saying “Your home fans is the 12th man”
Usually in a football team there’s 11 players on each team playing in the field, and when your home fans are this crazy, they become the 12th man almost creating an unfair advantage with loud noises and battle like chants that could pump u up so much that every player levels up, almost becoming super sayan! 😂
It applies in American Football too
@@vaudevillian7 no it doesn’t
You are like children in an adult world. Come to Britain. And you will see/hear/feel the difference Celtic, rangers, Man U Leeds Newcastle the southern London clubs arsenal West Ham
But most of all Liverpool FC the term 12th man was coined there it refer’s to the Kop. In the 1960’s they would sing current chart songs of that week. But with words changed to suit how we from Liverpool felt. It was the time of the Mersey beat with new bands almost weekly hitting the charts. You may of heard of some of them. Little 4 piece bands like the Beatles churning out songs from the cavern club. Liverpool become the centre of the world in cool and we on the kop new it. It made us feel immortals and as our manager bill Shankly said made Anfield a bastion, a fortress and we believed him. We are a very friendly city but we are arrogant we know we are the best. It’s are one flaw. But we make everyone we meet feel like family. You would enjoy visiting 2 football clubs. 2 cathedrals hundreds of pubs. [mathew street] home of the moved cavern club has over 50 pubs and clubs and you can walk the fall length in under 7 minutes it’s blocked of to traffic so everyone spills out on to the street. Manchester 35 minutes away. Wales 30 minutes beaches all the way to the Lake District ancient city of Chester built by the Romans. All in all. No better place on earth.
I don't care what anyone says ,that is the top footy anthem in the world.
Hearing it in the ground gives you goosebumps
Goosebumps every time I hear that ❤❤
I was there this night and like many of the LFC fans we had tears in our eyes 95000 of us singing. This game was a pre-season game on a south East Asian Tour.
Love you guys ❤ great reaction
im a newcastle fan, ive been in anfield when the kop has been at full voice and i can tell u now, the passion, emotion they put into their anthem, the noise, the electric in that place, u cud power the city for a month! its immense to witness 1st hand.
"Top 10 electrifying chants in football" is a must guys!!!
Not a liverpool fan but this made me emotional awesome
Great reaction,🇬🇧🇬🇧
You should watch the singing of You'll Never Walk Alone at half time of the Champions League final in 2005. An underdog Liverpool were losing to AC Milan, the best team at the time, 3-0 at half time and everyone thought it was over. The fans sang the best YNWA I've heard and the team came back to tie it 3-3 and win on penalties.
It's pretty significant they are in Australia and they will never walk alone ! I'm a kiwi and just seeing this
That was a pre season friendly match. Was an awesome atmosphere especially for a game that had no meaning other then exhibition match. YNWA!
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Thank you
It was a hym that was adopted by the Liverpool fans back in the 1960's when it was covered by a Liverpool band called "Gerry and the Pacemakers". They even appeared on the Ed Sullivan show with the Liverpool manager and players sat with the audience watching them perform.
I'm a fan of both Liverpool and Manchester United
I love this song its so emotional
Not conflicted then ???
Huh?
What lol can u even do that in England do that and you will be taken the piss out
@@sarahpagett9191 It's certainly a strange one but she can support who she wants.
This was a friendly preseason tour game, it is like the exhibition games that NBA NFL play before the season is opened. These kind of games is to condition the players and also to give chance the overseas fans to watch their teams.
Thank Gerry Marsden of Gerry And The Pacemakers 1960s for the song .A proud supporter of Liverpool! he past a few years ago..
Liverpool have passionate fans.
I am an Aberdeen FC fan from Scotland.
We are passionate fans, YNWA 😍
There's something special when the whole stadium sings like one big community.
❤ what a great start
Fantastic song by Gerry and the Pacemakers from 1960s .There from Liverpool like the Beatles .. glad Liverpool FC took it had their anthem .Brings tears to my eyes listening to this song .
This was a pre season friendly between Australian team Melbourne Victory and English team Liverpool FC which was played in Australia.
I love seeing Americans reactions to the World's Game , shame they really do not know how huge the sport is. And this is not even at their home ground it is in a total other continent lol football brings us all together I love it
Imagine playing a home game......10,568 miles from home
What you guys have to realise is this 95'000 people on the other side of the world singing 'you'll never walk alone' shows you the magnitude of the LFC followers!
Much love family
Even as a BORO fan, this is impressive, respect
Imagine being a player out on that field & you get to experience THIS??? That would truly be the ultimate “seat in the house” ⚽️✊️😁⚽️
you never walk alone one Liverpool FC fan from Finland
Amazing how a song from Carousel by the great Americans - Rogers and Hammerstein - has been taken up by a British football club.
Best songwriters ever.
Greetings from downunder 🇦🇺
I was there................................ive never cried so much in my life
5:54. "When you are part of Liverpool Football Club. You will never walk alone." That is my pixilated head, third tier, row one, halfway line opposite the coaches benches.
This is more than a song in sport, it's the heart of the team, most have 11 players, Liverpool have the 12th man, which is tens of thousands singing in unison, win or lose.
YNWA
I HAVE BEEN A LIVERPOOL FAN FOR 60+ YEARS! IT IS AWESOME!
This is why i follow Liverpool, I might be Irish by birth but Liverpool by blood
The beautiful Game xxx
The absolute global reach of the giant football clubs, like Liverpool, Manchester United, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich with millions on millions of supporters worldwide is hard to explain to, for example a Green Bay Packers fan in the US! It's on a different level altogether!
Y.N.W.A 97 always remembered
Justice for the families of the Heysel 39
You will never walk alone 💪💪💪🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🍺🍺🍺
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Well done boys you seemed as pumped as the fans.
We are Liverpool , this means more. YNWA from Athens Greece
This was a friendly match between Australia's best, Melbourne fc and Liverpool. Just invited to entertain us, and that they did. We wanted to welcome them and thank them for coming such a long way, hence the rendition of their club song, ynwa. It was just awesome.
That felt like a world cup final almost....... Crazyyyyyy 👏🏻
Bro, this was just a friendly. There is another version when Liverpool beat Barcelona with the players at Anfield. Find that version and watch that. It’s special. This was amazing cause it’s 95000 people that hadn’t seen the club play before. But to watch it at Anfield on a European night, is something else.
It was a friendly. We travel to different areas of the world every summer in the off season to try and grow our fan base even more
This was a friendly game between the two sides, Liverpool were on a pre-season tour. Not many other clubs that could get a fanbase this devoted and passionate the other side of the world. We're a truly global club with fans everywhere.
My team my city my love 😍😍😍😍x
This was not an important game, but Liverpool FC fans put true passion every single time, even when we're mad at the team!!! #ynwa
"Yall lost ' mookie had to throw that one in real quick 🤣
90000 Strong Australians.
At half time in the 2005 champions league final, we were 3-0 down and getting destroyed by the Brilliant AC Milan... And at halt time, all the Liverpool fans at the game (and I was one of them) started to sing YNWA and the players heard it... We never moaned, we never criticised, we never jeered.. We got behind the players and they responded.. They scored 3 goals in 9 mins and won on penalties... Power of the fans and players.. Watch the half time in Istanbul in 2005 uefa champions league final
The song became much more important at the Hillsburg tragedy where many Liverpool fans were crushed to death.
You should review that video
Hillsborough.
Loved this Vid!!! Go to a match in person my guys...ull become a life time Red!!! #YNWA
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In the football world there are impressive chants and cheerings, but man, there is NOTHING like Liverpool's fans singing their anthem