First Time Watching Liverpool F.C. & 95,000 Australian fans sing "You'll Never Walk Alone"

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[@karenstrong8887]

That was Australian’s singing Liverpool’s club song for them because they weren’t home in England. We are saying we are with them too and welcome. They broke the 95,000 people record at the MCG a few years ago. This is where every AFL grand final is held, it is magic there. Thank you.

[@user-fc4bs4go4j]

The song originally is from the us.

[@user-fc4bs4go4j]

It’s off a 50s movies with Shirley jones.

[@queenslanddiva]

@@user-fc4bs4go4j it might be from the US but it's made famous by the Brits

[@queenslanddiva]

@@user-fc4bs4go4j it might be from the US but it's made famous by the Brits

[@queenslanddiva]

@@user-fc4bs4go4j it's from Carousel

[@catherinemontgomery7130]

you'll never walk alone is not just the clubs anthem, it was also used after 97 liverpool fans died at the hillsborough disaster in 1989, they also remember those people with that song

[@louisegough8644]

Such a tragedy.

[@monte5293]

I hope they also remember the 39 Juventus supporters with that song that died in the Haysel stadium tragedy when Liverpool supporters charged the Juventus area. English clubs were subsequently banned from European competition for 5 years.

[@user-pb8vc8vp8w]

95,000+ turn out for a friendly game. Nothing hinging on it except bragging rights. This was played in a city that has a different brand of football that usually draw between 95 & 100 thousand to their grand final. They turned out to see Liverpool FC......one of the worlds great football clubs.

[@nancybudd494]

As a resident of Sheffield, I'll never forget the Monday after my aunt collecting me from school to take flowers to the stadium, a tragedy our city won't ever forget, we are forever regretful of the treatment of the victims and families, know the steel city has always stood with you

[@redsidebiker]

@@monte5293 Do you remember the Juventas supporter on the pitch firing a pistol into the Liverpool end (it was live on the telly, probably deleted now)? Any wonder why they went? I do not condone the behaviour of either side's fans. However carrying a firearm to a football match is just "nasty". Juventas were never touched. I watched it live. I am not a Liverpool fan. They were stitched up, as some history has legally proven (Hillsborough, a match that I was supposed to be at, but we both had really bad hangovers, so could not drive!). I stand by them as a sports fan.

[@mattinterweb]

Not just 95000 fans in a stadium. 95000 fans supporting them in a stadium on the other side of the world.

[@Bellas1717]

Especially because it's on the other side of the world. Because we have such a relatively poor standard of play here here that people don't go to the games (average crowd 7,500 in 2023), so it's huge to be able to see a quality game IRL.

[@1983BoyBenny]

And to play a friendly

[@Bellas1717]

@@1983BoyBenny It wouldn’t matter what type of game it was, the draw was to see a game with quality players in real life. Our best players who go to Britain usually only end up as second string players.

[@angelaoliver7776]

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 Though 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

[@grahamfrear9270]

All those English and Australian supporters singing beautiful

[@josephsalmonte4995]

The best football anthem on Earth. Liverpool fans singing YNWA ♥️

[@mradriankool]

Until you see the Hibs cup final sunshine on leith celebrations

[@Bellas1717]

It is spine-tinglingly awesome, agreed. We went to a Rugby club game (not attempting to spell it) in Wales where they won against club Irish. At the local, after the game, the Welsh sang Bye Bye Irish to the tune of Bye Bye Blackbird. That was absolutely magical, not numbers and not a song I even like, but the quality of the voices in harmony was better than anything I’ve ever heard, live or recorded.

[@asensibleyoungman2978]

@@mradriankool pmsl @ Hibs 🤣

[@janice506]

@@asensibleyoungman2978 Why mock have you even listened to hibs, silly 🐄

[@nadiablack4797]

It's not our version of football, it is football we invented it we named it and we named it football, long before America existed

[@t-bone3599]

Soccer is a word that originated in England. Cope

[@nadiablack4797]

@@t-bone3599 what's your point, it's still football regardless

[@basilfawlty8244]

Football actually dates back to the Ancient Greeks. Long before 'Britain' existed. The UK may have formalised it as a professional sport, but we didn't "invent" it.

[@nadiablack4797]

@@basilfawlty8244 actually our game dates back many hundreds of years there are records of fields being rented by villages to play against one another in the 9th century. So give it a rest they may have had something similar but it wasn't football, I bet you're a pink hat wearing liberal who goes one just stop oil marches and thinks the English flag is racist aren't you.

[@user-ow3li8ci8f]

That's right❤ I get so angry when I hear some american call this "soccer"!!! This is the real football❤ Greetings from Finland from an 67 year old lady❤

[@shayneramsay1388]

You will also have to remember this holds even more dear to the Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard as when he was just 9 years old he lost his 10 year old cousin at the Hillsborough Disaster in 1989. That day 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives and another years later from injuries he suffered also passed and it took alot of years for the families of the victims to get justice for the 97 lives lost. The Sun newspaper is still public enemy number 1 in Liverpool because of how they publicized the news after it. #YNWA will always be a part of Liverpool club and its fans and we will always honor the lives lost with #J497 Bob Paisley who's face is on the banner lost 2 daughters in that same disaster as Steven's cousin.

[@paulgreen758]

I actually didn't know that, im English but not a Liverpool fan, but YNWA is so iconic with Liverpool im sure that song is the 12 man, but I do enjoy the epic European nights at Anfield

[@NeilOk-rz1lt]

Paisley is an old manager, he never lost family. Trevor and Jenni Hicks lost 2 daughters, Sarah 19 and Victoria 15, heart breaking.

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

Bob Paisley didn't lose anyone @ Hillsborough!!

[@Ian-xq4rt]

Correct on Stevie, wrong on Bob (greatest manager never to be knighted).

[@danielbrooks6268]

I was there and it’s something I’ll NEVER forget!

[@ukdnbmarsh]

Amazing, i love the passion from the Auzzie fans, respect and fair play to that mate #YNWA

[@michaelbailey6365]

Even non supporters over a certain age this gives us goosebumps because we remember

[@mikephotos225]

"You'll Never Walk Alone" is a 1945 Rodgers and Hammerstein show tune from "Carousel". It was first performed by Frank Sinatra and has been covered by several other singers. Most notably, it was covered by the Liverpool rock group Gerry and the Pacemakers (friends and collaborators with the Beatles in the early days) in 1963.

[@mariabolt3881]

I think the Liverpudlians/Liverpool Supporters do the best version. (From a Man U fan)

[@RoosterDane]

This was a pre season friendly as well. Nothing was on the line. Just amazing fans doing their thing

[@user-yw8bb1zw2m]

This wonderful song was written by the great Americans, Rogers and Hammerstein fir the musical Carousel. Legends!!!

[@Kernewik101]

95000 aussies plus all the thousands of Liverpool fans who flew over for the game..❤

[@user-pb8vc8vp8w]

The crowd was closer to 100,000. The AFL Grand Final is played there annually & draws a similar sized crowd.

[@steviesellers]

Im a Leeds fan but you;ll never walk alone is best heard at Liverpools home ground Anfield chills

[@Joseph-qf6xc]

I've heard it many times at Anfield, but I was at this game, and I can tell you it was magical. Best rendition I've heard of YNWA at a game.

[@trishalivingston1051]

Love Aston Villa, but WOW, it's good to see Liverpool and the Aussies... fantastic. TY so much.

[@John-pi6rp]

You’ll never walk alone is a heartbreaking song for most British people godbless you my American brother ❤

[@hilaryoldfield7869]

At my dad's funeral, that was his exit song... he supported Liverpool for over 60 years... I am now 71 and I would like that for my exit song too... Both my mum and dad sang that with such gusto, it always brought me to tears and still does... I may not live in Liverpool, but I am a Liverpudlian through and through... my heart and soul is still there... 🇬🇧💓 💓💓💓💓🇬🇧

[@susanjacquier5358]

My 90 year old dad's funeral song too. We live in Oz now, but LFC is in our blood

[@newtrimene8927]

You have to understand the history of Liverpool FC and the struggle of the Clubs unjust dark decade's.. Remember Hillsborough and the tragedy suffered there and you will understand why Liverpool FC can move a Stadium of 95k in another country to sing YNWA..

[@barrymacdonald3439]

I think it's more to do with Liverpool being a successful football club and dominating English football during the 70s and 80s which lead to the massive fanbase it has because of that success. Like if Liverpool won nothing they would not get crowds like that no matter the tragedy or whatever it was.

[@scottirvine121]

Football clubs around the world tend not to play national anthems that’s very much an American thing. This is their club song, their club anthem. National anthems are reserved for when the country/nation is playing. Most Europeans cringe when the star spangled banner is played before sporting events

[@tonitrusz4943]

Most people cringe at the Australian national anthem 😅😂😂

[@evilsimeon]

I don’t blame them. It’s out of control and I have never understood why every damn game has to start that way, and I never will.

[@janice506]

I love American patriots. We need them in 🇬🇧

[@scottirvine121]

@@janice506 I can't stand them Janice haha they're clueless 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mikkifly]

The Bob paisley banner was a touch of class Big yourselves up ❤

[@user-uu3xr3zm5p]

Always brings tear to my eyes and makes the hairs on the back of my neck and arms stand up. So dam powerful

[@earthangel6065]

In Australia back in the 70’s & 80’s. My parents & us kids always went to an English based Social Club, and at the end of every Sunday night and special occasions, we always sang this song!! Today it brings tears to my eyes for the wonderful memories and the unity we all had❤️

[@rusko123]

Awesome. Liverpool. As a Forest fan . I give respect. Im 58. We go back along way.x

[@JasonKing1969]

I flew from a different state of Australia to Melbourne with my son to watch the game. Amazing atmosphere!

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

FC = Football Club. This was from a Liverpool tour about ten years ago. "You'll never walk alone" is the Liverpool anthem, and they have fans worldwide - very passionate fans (I support one of their main rivals, but I can't deny their support). And you've got to remember, sport in the UK and Australia is not franchise teams like the US, so people remain very passionate for the city they live in. BTW, the face on the giant banner was that of former Liverpool manager Bob Paisley, a legend at the club.

[@GabosSaysSo]

Appreciate the history behind the video.

[@torsteinsolsvik443]

It was just a training match. On a pre-season tour of Australia and Asia. Mental.

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

@@torsteinsolsvik443 There isn't a city in the world that loves sport more than Melbourne. It may have been just a pre-season tour, but Melburnians still turn out in their thousands.

[@geoffwright3692]

@@GabosSaysSo Echoing the comments of those who said that YNWA took on additional significance after the Hillsborough disaster. If you're not familiar, please look into that. Apart from the human tragedy, starting with 97 direct fatalities, the UK government, media and police staged a deplorable cover-up to put the blame on supporters.

[@lesley4085]

I’m Scottish so Flower of Scotland will always be my No.1 but my goodness this is an incredibly close No.2, I love seeing the passion of the Liverpool fans and knowing the history of this song makes it incredibly moving ❤

[@dawn-gk2tr]

I'm with you there . I had it played at my husband's funeral as he sang it while I drones it , at every Scottland match.

[@dawn-gk2tr]

P s " droned it " I also loved Liverpool as my dad was Liverpool Irish. Ah , the memories.

[@janice506]

Scottish rugby crowd are 1000 xs better at singing Flower of Scotland than the football crowd who are murder they are never in unison. We need singing lessons from the Welsh lol

[@user-tb7dt5uk1x]

Makes me cry every time I see and hear that

[@majbrat]

The human spirit is amazing to witness. I wish countries could embody this peace even between rivals.

[@peterconnolly76]

I was there that night , greatest night of my life . There were Melbourne Victory fans who were cheering on Liverpool as they had grown up watching them on tv . First time Liverpool had ever played a game in Australia and even though it was just a preseason game it meant so much to us fans just to see the team live . We all dream of one day getting to England and going to Liverpool’s ground for a game but for most of us it will never happen.

[@healgrowlovecommunity8397]

That brought me to tears. Very moving.

[@kerrypearce4264]

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[@GabosSaysSo]

Wow, thank you!

[@grahamplows5505]

The greatest football/club anthem in the world.

[@banjopete]

Americans should try international sport, it’s great!

[@davewalkden7248]

Why bother when you can win your domestic rounders competition & be declared "world champions"..?

[@jameshammill4624]

The MCG is the biggest ground in Australia and plays host to Cricket and Australia’s biggest sport which is the AFL. It also holds 100,024

[@bushranger51]

Before the refurbishment, it used to hold 105.000 easily, it's record is actually nearer to 110,000 for a Collingwood Carlton Grand Final.

[@Joseph-qf6xc]

The ground was being refurbished, hence why only 95k

[@belindasmith9638]

Thanks for posting im Australia 🇦🇺 and didn't see this.

[@lindamerrett6600]

Great song thank you.❤️

[@andrefischer5025]

You’ll realise Liverpool was the “away” team?

[@stephenracklyeft9929]

Fabulous respect God bless the 97😢

[@toogyman]

“Land of my Fathers 2013 “ Check that out for anthem sung like no other

[@GabosSaysSo]

Will do for sure.

[@scousemouse9715]

I was from the Walton area and was sadly around the corner from Everton. On a good day we could hear the anthem from a mile away. Lovely.

[@user-lc7sl3ls5x]

and welcome to Melbourne ! sport is what we do here 😊😂

[@jamesyuille9534]

What is amazing is that was essentially an away game for Liverpool!

[@arnolddavies6734]

You can’t get more “away” than a trip from England to Australia.

[@sodapop83]

it's not stand behind your country BUT stand behind your local area and the ones who gets it...

[@colrunswild4adventure781]

I sent this to my Everton friend and he threw his phone in the toilet. Priceless. 😅😅 I'm a wolves fan but i do like Liverpool atmosphere.

[@johnoconnor4941]

I found this video in my feed and I got chills. Im 60 but came down to Merseyside when I was 15 and this ANTHEM, is pure loyalty in musical form. Beautiful. Thanks for the reaction. Ps check out Liverpools capt, Stevey Gerrards free kicks . Its a friggin cannon of a shot....

[@edwinakastner8806]

You’ll Never Walk Alone was written by Rogers and Hammerstein for a musical named Carousel in 1945 and released about one month before WWII ended. Liverpool FC adopted it as their Team song in 1963.

[@marksatoshi405]

My children and I were at that game with 95000 people singing "You will never walk alone" in honour of the terrible incident of the 97 Liverpool fans who died at Hillsborough in 1989 . The atmosphere was electric at the MCG. Was one of the most memorable times of being a Football fan.

[@barbaramsmith1101]

Gives me chills

[@Zrinski11]

By far the the best football anthem in the world.

[@shazwadz5059]

One of my friends went to watch that match and she said all the Australian spectators sang the song as well as a mark of respect to the liverpool players and supporters. She said it was something she'll always remember.

[@davidpierce6075]

I was in the crowd that night singing with my son and the rest of the crowd. It was a very memorable event and one my son will never forget! YNWA. as the teams were coming out the fans were chanting Liverpool, LIV-ER-Pool. The big song before the start is the Liverpool anthem "You'll never walk alone" adopted the musical Carousel by Rogers and Hammerstein - a bit of American culture.

[@LesleyBeswick]

The MCG is the Melbourne Cricket Ground and holds around 96,000 people. The FC stands for Football Club. So this is true Football where the game is played with a ball and your feet.

[@jameshammill4624]

MCG holds 100,024

[@Bellas1717]

Except that that isn’t the origin of the name 'football.'

[@fearassassin5207]

The hillsborough disaster 1989 is what brought them all together 😢

[@Kernewik101]

Football's been around far, far longer than NFL. NFL is regarded as entertainment rather than a sport❤

[@fearassassin5207]

@@Kernewik101 who mentioned the NFL?

[@asensibleyoungman2978]

Why do people always get mawkish about Hillsborough? YNWA has been sung at Anfield since 1963.

[@thedolly7596]

Dude this has just made me smile. I walked up the stairs at anfield; the first and only time I’ve watched them play in reality, and as I got to the top of the stairs, ready to find my seat….. there it was…..it was unreal. The song started……Right then, at the EXACT moment I got to the top of the stairs and saw the pitch for the first time. Now, many people don’t know where this song is from. I’m a massive fan of musicals. Look up Carousel if you’re confused. Honestly IT WAS almost as fantastic as the time I went to The Cavern with a friend and as we sat there during the afternoon, listening to some really great acts ……these Spanish children (30 of them) and their teachers walked in as the performer started to play Hey Jude. The children, like 90% of them had John Lennon glasses on and they entered, singing along and I swear to God, it was one of the most a precious moments EVER ❤❤❤❤❤ HOWEVER this song helped us through those years of slander, mistruths, sheer hypocrisy and yet, AND YET we will sing this forever……it’s gone beyond a song, it’s a feeling ❤❤❤

[@sallygrosset6899]

This is not the national anthem but it should be. The Liverpool anthem is so much better. It always makes me cry

[@charlottelindsey5662]

No it shouldn't. It's absolutely linked to one team and the supporters. It belongs there.

[@ianh452]

Never underestimate British football fans. They are nuts.

[@emjem99]

Australian fans mate.

[@connorpovey4995]

Liverpool has got one of the most passionate fanbases not just in soccer but in sport period. Side note, the manager of Melbourne Victory in the vid is now the current manager of Tottenham Hotspur (no relation to San Antonio) who are top of the Premier League whilst Liverpool are 4th. Also for you should check out a KZbinr by the name of Expressions Oozing who is pretty much the most entertaining football KZbinr currently and is a Spurs fan too.

[@garymck5181]

Ange ain't top now. Jurgen is😊😊

[@sophiabee8924]

In answer to your question, as they walk on to the pitch, the crowd are chanting "Li -ver-pool". This is great, but at Anfield, home of LFC, it's something else.

[@juliedunne2726]

Solidarity of a nation

[@gamortie]

1:05 welcome to Melbourne - the home of truly MASSIVE sports crowds!

[@kennyDerbyshire]

Up load the kop singing Y.N.W.A at Anfield home of Liverpool f.c every time I stand on the kop for every home game it still makes the hears on the back of your neck stand up

[@deniseh8932]

everytime i hear this i get goosebumps

[@blackletter2591]

On the PA you hear Gerry Marsden and the Pacemakers who had a hit with the song in the 60s. They were a Liverpool band I think.

[@JOG-ON-M8]

Thats why its called the beautiful game

[@seanbutnotasheeple2090]

Ex liverpool Aussie here...❤❤❤❤

[@denisebell8422]

Always gets to me that song wow 😥 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@mariannebowman6114]

Magnificent

[@davinamcgregor8696]

It's electrifying when you are in the stadium for a live game.

[@robdiddy55]

This song just brings me to tears. The history, passion, pain, and hope all rolled into one. The greatness of humanity showcased in a beautiful chorus. Stay blessed.

[@bettybutterbean5759]

I'm not crying, you're crying. ❤ YNWA

[@Gamstvonsigimund]

I was there, unforgettable moment YNWA

[@debbiecagliarini4421]

I was watching this from home bawling my eyes out. My son was there, he is a mad liverpool supporter and what you may not know if memory serves me correctly those 95,000 tickets sold out in under 10 mins. As soon as the song finished i rang my son and said "well i am officially crying" and he replied so am i and everyone around me is. Australians love sport and even if its not something they follow they will still watch as they appreciate all types, especially elite sportspersons. Have a look at the australian womens soccer teams record attendanes all through the world cup!!!

[@davidpeters3857]

Chills

[@macaroniobama]

The GTAIV music in the arena at the start 😎🙌

[@leo1314ok]

Two managers who have managed the greatest club in the world, Glasgow Celtic!

[@richard9045]

ROFL

[@LauraJenD]

It’s times like this I’m never more proud to be Scouse. It’s not just an FC team … it’s a culture, a support structure amongst a community and it’s how as a city we embrace visitors here in our city too. We never forget the 97 ❤️

[@juliegray8731]

If you really also want to hear another aong. Sunshine on Leith by the Proclaimers at Hibs it is fantastic

[@UltraSuperDuperFreak]

MUSIC can just as easy put 95.000 in one stadium ! Especially if it is several artist at same show.

[@martinbaxter1684]

Steven Gerrard is a true English hero, in Liverpool he's a God!!!!

[@utawkinterme9428]

Very atmospheric.

[@lindylou7853]

I’d forgotten Raheem Sterling played for Liverpool!!!

[@geraldoarnoldo6440]

Motown Music united America for years.

[@Nikki-yn7yv]

That was great but Not a patch on home ground version of this try Liverpool at home!

[@ukdnbmarsh]

Fair play to the Auzzie LFC fans, they did the club proud singing YNWA

[@KarlXByrne]

I was nearly a Liverpool supporter but my Ex wife is a Scouser and I don't like football.

[@emole9511]

FC =Football Club ⚽

[@DanielDeLeon69]

Damn Thats Rough!

[@mariabolt3881]

A Friendly in OZ? Wow!

[@Harrier20153]

We will not find the most popular song sung by a football club in the world other than the song ‘You'll Never Walk Alone' by Liverpool FC fans. In fact, during the end of the 2019 Champions League semi-final 2nd leg match between Liverpool and Barcelona at Anfield, Liverpool fans who watched the match live on big screens around the world together sang this song. It’s amazing!

[@davidhardie5644]

We were the away team by the way

[@Anita-tm1co]

My son was here, singing

[@karenmarriott4479]

We sang this at my grandfathers funeral 💕. We’ll never walk alone

[@juliannetomlinson]

They are saying Liverpool. A lot of English people live here but also a lot of Aussies follow Liverpool.

[@evilsimeon]

Dude, the rose bowl seats over 100,000. We have several stadiums that seat more.

[@venividiviking]

I was 7 when i became a Liverpool fan. That was in ´71 😉 YNWA

[@kellyhawkes3191]

Fairdoo's Australia.👏

[@ianmontgomery7534]

Well 96,000 turned up to the same venue three days in a row - for Taylor Swift.

[@stephenracklyeft9929]

What can you say there was hardly a Melbourne victory scalf they did us proad you'll never walk alone once a fan always a fan