Liverpool Fc - You'll Never Walk Alone

The Song "You'll Never Walk Alone", Originally From The Rodgers And Hammerstein Musical Carousel And Famously Recorded By Liverpool Musicians Gerry & The Pacemakers, Is The Anthem Of The Club, And Has Been Sung By The Anfield Crowd Since The Early-1960S. The Song Has Since Gained Popularity Among Fans Of Other Clubs Around The World. Claims That "You'll Never Walk Alone" Was First Sung By Fans At Other Clubs Have Been Dismissed As Very Unlikely. The Song's Title Adorns The Top Of The Shankly Gates, Which Were Unveiled On 2 August 1982 In Memory Of Former Manager, Bill Shankly. The "You'll Never Walk Alone" Portion Of The Shankly Gates Is Also Reproduced In The The Club's Crest. Liverpool Fans Singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" Were Featured In The Pink Floyd Song, "Fearless". Other Popular Chants Include "Fields Of Anfield Road" (To The Tune Of "The Fields Of Athenry"), "Poor Scouser Tommy" (First Section To The Tune Of "Red River Valley; Second Section To The Tune Of The Sash") And "Liverbird Upon My Chest" (To The Tune Of "Ballad Of The Green Berets").