It’s a world famous anthem isn’t it that is bigger than football, sung by many of those outside football, so no need for angst. When Lana del Ray covers GOSBTS we may be in with a shout
YNWA is a horrible drivel of a sound (& sumg by ****s) compared to the upbeat SBtS.
. On the day when you’d have thought the entire fanbase might be happy, instead a thread like flypaper drawing in bitter folk jealous of Liverpool.
Is there any actual evidence for this, as opposed to the (possibly untrue but at least eminently plausible) story that they picked it up after playing Liverpool in a European game later in the 60s?
Agreed, it was always sung as and we're going up to win the cup ......
We should be allowed a non commentator version. We pay enough.
I think he means having the option to listen with crowd noise only, like being at the game. I’d much prefer that and it has been an option in the past, but I can’t recall which channel offered it.
Yes, though that in itself is part of our history.
It means more.Yet for the Dippers v Spuds game today, not a sound of any sort when You'll Never Walk Alone is played
I aim to please, even Mrs AR was a tad pissed@AmexRuislip
Just annoying really IMO
I think the maudlin 60s relic was actually written just after the Second World War for Carousel the musical.
Sorry to correct but Howard Keel has nothing to do with when you walk….I think a significant part of the world will know it as a Howard Keel song from the Musical Oklahoma! It may well be up there with 'Don't cry for me Argentina', 'Maria', 'The Timewarp' and 'You're the One that I want' amongst the world's most famous and popular musical showtunes, but because a scouse pop group were amongst hundreds who covered it, I really can't see the relevance.
And if it's a decibel competition, I'd put forward Radio ga-ga at Live Aid (another song I can't stand).
Personally I like something local, relevant, reflective and poignant when the Albion come out, but maybe that's just me
I loved his version of 'Rock Your Baby'
That was George Macrae
Maybe so. But nobody bothered with it till Marsden started warbling it in the 60s.
