Day: 14 July 2026
From Carousel to the Kop: The History of You’ll Never Walk Alone
Most Liverpool supporters could sing You’ll Never Walk Alone in their sleep, yet a fair few would struggle to tell you where it actually came from. The answer surprises some people. Before it belonged to the Kop, it belonged to Broadway, with the journey it took to get from a New York stage to the […]
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Why Liverpool Supporters Follow Football More Closely Than Ever
Being a Liverpool supporter has never been just about watching ninety minutes of football each weekend. Following the club means keeping up with transfer rumours, tactical developments, academy prospects, fixture schedules, injury updates, and the stories that shape every season. Over the past decade, technology has transformed how supporters experience all of this. Fans no […]
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I Just Can’t Get Enough: The Luis Suárez Song
Some players you sing about because they win you things. Others you sing about because you cannot take your eyes off them when they play, whatever the scoreboard says and whatever they have got themselves into that week. Luis Suárez was firmly in the second camp and the song the Kop gave him captured the […]
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Running Down the Wing: The Sadio Mané Song
There are songs that get bound up with one particular season, so that hearing them again drops you straight back into it. The Sadio Mané song is one of those. Sing it now and it is impossible not to think of the spring of 2019, the run to Madrid, and one of the best Liverpool […]
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Sim Señor, Give The Ball To Bobby And He Will Score: The Bobby Firmino Song
Some chants are funny because they exaggerate and the Bobby Firmino song is a lovely example. It calls him the best in the world and promises he will score every time you give him the ball, neither of which was ever quite true. That was the joke, though, and the crowd loved him all the […]
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The Scouser in Our Team: The Trent Alexander-Arnold Song
Most terrace songs arrive out of nowhere, dreamt up in a pub or borrowed from a night in Europe. The Trent Alexander-Arnold song is a rare one that came with a formal request attached, with the man doing the asking being the manager himself. The result stuck almost instantly, largely because it summed up in […]
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