YNWA, 1970

Liverpool vs. Everton, 1970

[@philhable]

I was at this game in the kop I was only 13 years old, when the third goal went in the and the crowd surged forward I was crushed, up against the barrier. I could barely breath and yet at the same time I was ecstatic. The old film doesnt capture the sheer volume that was coming from the kop with that Liv-erp-ool chant there where 25,000 people behind that goal and 25,000 singing with pure passion. Magical days. .

[@kopthelotklopp1523]

And now the ground is full of tourists.

[@Ex_muzzie]

Philip Brown am a die hard fan, went on a game (super cup) had many kits & matchdays gears and a signed photo from the god (fowler) & i’ve been a fan since 10 years, so would you consider me a tourist if i ever came to anfield?

[@johnholmes8178]

@@kopthelotklopp1523 Actually, it's mostly full of superannuated scousers, rambling on about the old days of Shankly and Paisley, leaving 10 minutes before the end, and generally contributing nothing to the atmosphere.

[@kopthelotklopp1523]

@@Ex_muzzie I probably would yes. A day tripper. That's not a criticism. Liverpool needs the foreign fans for revenue, I get that. What annoys me is people from all over the world get champions league final tickets and people that go to 40 games a season often do not. Which is outrageous.

[@tofuteh2348]

@@kopthelotklopp1523 that's on the owners and capitalism. The hundreds of millions of foreign liverpool fans are of course working class, myself included. Contributing to the atmosphere, screaming our hearts out at anfield or a CL final is an unobtainable and unaffordable DREAM that all of us will die without achieving. Its the very small minority of rich folks that are there to just have insta pics.

[@SpeedTriple59]

Fell in love with the Kop as a kid seeing this awesome spectacle thousands swaying like a ocean was amazing been on the Kop and for the last 41 years loved every minute..

[@bentrip.663]

when working class used to watch match!!

[@tomas14024]

And now the ground is full of tourists and chineses.. Capitalism

[@gargantuate]

the crowd serging forward when a goal is scored is an awesome sight

[@999DaveUK]

I was there that day. It was the new Shankly team. Gone were the old guard of Yeats St John Lawrence. But Cally and Lawler still had a lot to offer. Soon this team would be Champions. And it set our club on an amazing run of history to the present day. I'm still there every game loving how the song has helped keep my club right at the top.

[@rockventures]

Was there in the middle. Even at 2-0 down just knew we'd win. It was fantastic to be on the Kop that day.

[@LUFC896]

id kill for the days of a proper football terrace

[@bigbaddwolff]

Proves once and for all that we were singing it before Celtic...as if I didn't know alredy, I remember singing YNWA at Anfield 2 years previously! COYR!

[@Refdsfan]

YNWA was first sung in 1963 when it was no.1 on the charts.

[@paulspeke]

i was there too,brilliant. me maths teacher was just in front of me in the kop, and when lawler scored the winner i took my chance and whacked him on the head a few times. i think he knew it was me cos i paid for it later lol

[@datan2759]

Mate, your story gave me a good laugh. Cheers for you for living that era, greetings from a loyal red who happens to be mexican.

[@banglang9873]

my grandpa at tribune

[@joaomoreira9689]

respect from C.R Vasco da Gama - Brazil .

[@shazy0123]

back when ticket prices were affordable for the working class

[@Liverpoolbest1]

everything was better in 70-80

[@animationparmar5607]

Liverpoolbest1 no footballers had shit technique ball was too heavy pitches were crap no television fuck the 60s

[@Isleofskye]

To be able to play like George Best or Peter Thompson with those heavy balls and muddy pitches shows they had BETTER technique !!!.....and though there were many HARD players there was no diving in the All-British Teams and many Liverpool players, for example, like Thompson/Dalglish/Rush etc STILL attend since their 1980's era. Can you imagine some current players attending in 30+ years time? ME NEITHER !

[@BvBcrafter09]

so unbelievable great! i got goose bumps for sure...

[@commandoultras8487]

Respect from Marseille !

[@asdfasdf1600]

the final part sound a lot like the sample that Pink Floyd used for their song Fearless

[@user-yk4gd1fl4z]

Thought that as well. If you haven’t heard Meddle people , go listen to it !

[@asgoward]

yesterday my father,now i , tomorrow my son

[@Simone29579]

simply fantastic...

[@mware4101]

I know health and safety was pretty sure, but if only these sights were brought back

[@cd1690]

@sophyxsmith In 1964 the Liverpool group Gerry and The Pacemakers released You'll Never Walk Alone which was played at Anfield at every game. The crowd joined in and have been singing it ever since! It was automatically adopted by the fans because it represents the real feeling towards the team, that no matter what the fans will be behind them and they will never walk alone.

[@sicks6six]

remember them singing Mersey beat songs, the Beatles, Cilla Black, G&P.

[@androst09]

great songs and great fans respekt from TORCIDA SPLIT 1950 two best songs in the world YNWA and HAJDUK SPLIT-DALMATINAC

[@VieiraGames]

You'll Never Walk Alone 💞

[@Socratease1]

Superb!

[@jaysea32]

This is inspiring. This is one of the many reasons liverpool are THE premier english club.

[@DeFazioNJ]

Beautiful.

[@gordonm7038]

Brilliant cross by Heighway to Toshack!

[@gabrielmaddern6070]

Is this the clip they used from the pink Floyd song fearless?

[@5times55]

ozrics62, the match was at old trafford and I was there, brilliant, I haven't got the vid tho, I wish I did have it.

[@shaysmith321]

YNWA LFC FOR LIFE

[@TheAnasthetic]

the Kop was immense in 1970

[@12dwightsuperman]

Incredible crowd behind the goal. Unthinkable today. How many people were at Anfield that day? Anyone know?

[@SMSJSC]

Officially it was 53,777 but there may well have been more

[@MarcosMartinez-zv7gg]

Respect from River Plate of Argentina

[@mikjon67]

Do they still sing Liverpool like they do at 0:33? I used to love that way of singing Liverpool!

[@getwreckedchannel3515]

mikjon67 sometimes at the end of European games, away days in Europe or for the final game of a player. Look at Carraghers last game ynwa

[@user-ls8ks7kv8c]

It seems to have mostly died out. Because after awhile when a team would chant its name slowly (it used to be much slower than even here), the other team's fans would yell "STINKS!" So the fans chanting their team's name would over the next couple of decades chant their team's name faster and more aggressively so that the other team's fans wouldn't have time to yell "STINKS!" So eventually the slow way of chanting a team's name mostly died out

[@i_lunardi8504]

Liverpool are the best fans in Europe and Cruzeiro is the best in South America

[@rawgerwaters]

anyone come here from fearless

[@MrBushlat]

красата(*_*)

[@charlesywnwa]

Not fit anyone else... The crowd was amazing

[@guitarmen66]

almost as good as our Ajax song: ''Bloed zweet en tranen''

[@mark13761]

If Liverpool can get themselves in the position where they can pay the highest wages (like they did in the 1960's-1990's) I'm sure the trophies will come flooding back.

[@stefanpfuffler3364]

rip english football

[@BennettIsAmazing]

Were the TV cameras on the other side back then?

[@SMSJSC]

Yes. They moved over when the new stand was built in time for the 1971-72 season

[@MikeMath9]

@mikjon67 Not exactly the same, but yes, the Liverpool supporters usually do a chant of "Liv-er-pool, Liv-er-pool" when Liverpool are about to take a corner.

[@paulspeke]

@ozrics62 old trafford. we had the stretford end, only time it,s made any decent noise.

[@Dusamogagrada86]

yft 96 to never forget

[@GeorgeFLFC95]

The camera angle has been changed round!

[@patrickgrisley]

That is class. C'mon the 'Pool!

[@86puga]

Liverpool is my religion, anfield is my fortress.

[@willowen5114]

Puga Nesh and I bet you’ve never even been to anfield, tourist wreck the game

[@johnholmes8178]

@@willowen5114 I think you'll find the Anfield atmosphere has been destroyed by having too many old-age, season-ticketed scousers.

[@elizabethhargreaves6806]

YNWA Everyone xxxx

[@ozrics62]

has anybody got the 1971 fa cup semifinal liverpool v everton i think it was a maine rd on tape

[@johnholmes8178]

It was played at Old Trafford.

[@ThaLed93]

To think that the best times were yet to come...

[@nasspaceflight4573]

Gold

[@MGW277]

agora sei onde nasceu a avalanche

[@macondo1080]

@mickyhunt it is man

[@evanfenner318]

wow thats so old, like the 1900s xD

[@NtheKidd]

YNWA 'JUSTICE FOR THE 96'.

[@vinvancent]

The stansing place should come back

[@cruzeiroimortal7496]

2019?

[@aanunkitch2426]

If that doesn't make your hair stand up ???

[@mark13761]

Loads of clubs sang "You'll Never walk Alone" back in the day.

[@unclemeat660]

Show us the proof. I don't see any clios on youtube to back up your claim

[@user-ls8ks7kv8c]

You're not watching enough old football mate. Here's Sunderland singing it after winning the FA Cup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXO3hnSPnctniKs And Hereford Town when beating Newcastle: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYjchoOhmdqAaas etc etc

[@vaitalv9361]

^Liverpool started singing it in the early 60's, before anyone else

[@steve9542000]

Yes that's true just about every clubs fans would include it in matchday singing, on KZbin search Newcastle fans singing it at Rotherham, and man utd when they took the whole ground over at Brisbane road in 74/75 season.

[@Darragh62]

YNWA jft96

[@VictorHugo-cd6zu]

D M 00:01 Everton! Everton!

[@sicks6six]

the season my supporting football started (going to the match) looking at the k0P in this grey film the people look like barley swaying in the wind.

[@86puga]

Bring the kop back!!!

[@GarieTag]

K k walks on water

[@LiverpoolfcEPL]

Liverpool golden era Its like Barcelona today

[@MrINPERATORE]

LIVERPOOL SUPPORTER FROM KOSOVA ♥ Y.N.W.A.

[@mydogsnameisemma]

use ur head !

[@keithsterrett2193]

Shame really

[@macondo1080]

@mickyhunt it is man