Are they intentionally keeping this a bit quiet or have I just missed it?!
Unfortunately, and embarrasingly they have made a fuck of a lot of noise about it.
Right after they tamely surrendered our place in the Europa League
Went down as fast as …
I liked how Bert Rand said opposition bros will find our new song intimidating. Lol.
I fear I heard it at the ground the other day but I’m certainly not opening that link to hear it again.
everyone involved is like “it was Jose’s idea”, all defensive like they’re trying to wash the shit off their hands. and tbh, after this, I am kind of on board with Jose fuck off to Man Utd, and take ur fkn song with you.
I wonder if You Never Walk Alone would’ve caught on so much at Liverpool if Jordan Henderson only came up with the idea now, got James Milner to rewrite the lyrics, and put Dejan Lovren on lead vocals.
the best thing about that is that it only lasts for a minute
I was quite excited when I first saw the video, apart from the fact that it comes across as some sort of weird Spinal Tap mockumentary. And I thought, “Wow! What a good idea to build togetherness between the players and fans, particularly if it means that Jose stays on a bit longer!”
But then I heard the song and was like, “Fuck that.”
We need something more powerful with a bit more OOMPH, like Ireland’s Call - not this wet shit.
We should use RATM. “Fuck You, we can sell who we want to!”
Romeu looks like a serial killer, who kills by way of Spanish guitar
Crowd sound good
Like Jose, I believe this could be something special. If not, we will both be supporting Man U by new years day.
Has anyone else noticed the correlation between our shocking form, off field problems and the introduction of this shit song?
I’ve never believed in coincidences…
Style over substance and a load of shit, let the football do the talking.
Yeah, but a minute of my life I won’t get back…
Whoever authorized this cunting abomination, should be forced to have lick Pap’s Bollocks after a forward wipe
Let’s hope she’s fit.
It was commissioned by Ralph’s dog - a slobbering Irish Wolfhound with sharp teeth and a dangerous inability to judge distances.
They will truly be called the dogs bollock’s after that.