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This is funny as fcuk....
http://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=134323&page=3
Scousers infiltrating a Manc site and the Mancs telling the Scousers that we sing it better 
There is a story on the second page that Liverpool sang it first in a European Final, no-one's ever gonna agree and there's no proof, but through our family up the road who have been going to Parkhead forever, we sang it first 
Some of those guys need to chill out!
Surely it's obvious that 60,000 Celtic fans will be louder than 45,000 at Anfield 
Shug wrote: This is funny as fcuk....
http://www.redcafe.net/showthread.php?t=134323&page=3
Scousers infiltrating a Manc site and the Mancs telling the Scousers that we sing it better
There is a story on the second page that Liverpool sang it first in a European Final, no-one's ever gonna agree and there's no proof, but through our family up the road who have been going to Parkhead forever, we sang it first
As if!
We sang it on the 1st ever MOTD. 1963?
http://football.guardian.co.uk/news/theknowledge/0,9204,912750,00.html
basically... this song is associated with Liverpool FC all over the world. not Celtic. Celtic may sing it. but true footy followers know its ours.
:p so there!!
"Before the early 60s football fans made noise and occasionally chanted something brief (like Play Up Pompey!) but it was the Kop that started singing popular songs of the day (mainly Merseybeat songs such as Gerry and the Pacemakers' You'll Never Walk Alone) and later started to adapt the lyrics of songs to celebrate the team and its players
Shug wrote: But we definitely sing it better
first match at new Wembley. TRUE battle of britain. Super Reds v Super Hoops. a sing off. our end v yours. gerry marsden as mc. and HE decides.
Shug wrote: But we definitely sing it better
That one on that link, after Chelsea semi was a bit of a mess, still brings tears to my eyes but everyone's voices were fucked by then, after what Terry described in his book as - a noise he'd never heard anything like before and he doubts he ever will again.
My voice still hasn't recovered properly.
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
Shug wrote: But we definitely sing it better
That one on that link, after Chelsea semi was a bit of a mess, still brings tears to my eyes but everyone's voices were fucked by then, after what Terry described in his book as - a noise he'd never heard anything like before and he doubts he ever will again.
My voice still hasn't recovered properly.
and the hairs on the back of my neck haven't gone down yet.
***and until that threads fixed, i'll just say that Republic was shite apart from Regret. i never play it.
Might I take this opportunity to recommend a recently released tome by Tony Evans. Far Foreign Land is his account of his spiritual and physical journey to Istanbul.
steveone wrote: Yeah but the scousers probably nicked it from some poor small shop in the mid eighties...
oh fuckinell. ere we go.
El Jarvo wrote: Isn't there a football forum for this sorta thing?
No, I never go in there either.
fuck footy. can't Spottsy do a deal with the Penthouse Mag Forum.
Digi Mike Binoche wrote: Both Liverpool and Celtic are like the Hari Krishna's - You've only got one song
We invented singing at the match and fashion.
Oh when the reds/saints/whatever go marching in...One of ours
Poor Scouser Tommy's easily the best togger song ever and you probably don't know it.
J.A.K wrote: http://football.guardian.co.uk/news/theknowledge/0,9204,912750,00.html
basically... this song is associated with Liverpool FC all over the world. not Celtic. Celtic may sing it. but true footy followers know its ours.
:p so there!!
"Before the early 60s football fans made noise and occasionally chanted something brief (like Play Up Pompey!) but it was the Kop that started singing popular songs of the day (mainly Merseybeat songs such as Gerry and the Pacemakers' You'll Never Walk Alone) and later started to adapt the lyrics of songs to celebrate the team and its players
By Gerry and the Pacemakers' You'll Never Walk Alone I take it you mean Rodgers and Hammerstein's You'll Never Walk Alone...
Digi Mike Binoche wrote: Both Liverpool and Celtic are like the Hari Krishna's - You've only got one song
Hari Krishna?I thought Boy George was a Toffeeman?
Or was it fudge-pusher
