I think most do, it's just drowned out by the clapping. At Wembley the clappers were all quietly flag waving instead. What I'd really like, is if we sung it but saw lots of scarves held aloft as we sing, a bit like the Scousers do for YNWA.Would be better if fans sung the whole song like at Wembley rather than clap until WLADITT
That scarf idea is class I hope it catches on at some pointI think most do, it's just drowned out by the clapping. At Wembley the clappers were all quietly flag waving instead. What I'd really like, is if we sung it but saw lots of scarves held aloft as we sing, a bit like the Scousers do for YNWA.
I might start tomorrow as lonely voice in the crowd and see if week on week others join. If I'm still doing it on my own in a few games then I'll probably give up.That scarf idea is class I hope it catches on at some point
the clapping is tinpotWould be better if fans sung the whole song like at Wembley rather than clap until WLADITT
that does sound exactly like something you'd do tbfTaken to pointedly sitting there not clapping then standing up just before the singing big #TheHeroWeNeed
that does sound exactly like something you'd do tbf
Midweek, scarves replaced by lighters?I think most do, it's just drowned out by the clapping. At Wembley the clappers were all quietly flag waving instead. What I'd really like, is if we sung it but saw lots of scarves held aloft as we sing, a bit like the Scousers do for YNWA.
We're gonna live and die in this scarf!!!I might start tomorrow as lonely voice in the crowd and see if week on week others join. If I'm still doing it on my own in a few games then I'll probably give up.
I did get one of the limited edition WLADITT scarves from the club shop before one of the games, so perhaps I'll take that one and show it lyric side facing (hopefully the right way up!)
If Liverpool do it thats good enough reason not to do itI think most do, it's just drowned out by the clapping. At Wembley the clappers were all quietly flag waving instead. What I'd really like, is if we sung it but saw lots of scarves held aloft as we sing, a bit like the Scousers do for YNWA.
I think most do, it's just drowned out by the clapping. At Wembley the clappers were all quietly flag waving instead. What I'd really like, is if we sung it but saw lots of scarves held aloft as we sing, a bit like the Scousers do for YNWA.
Right, I’d better add clapping to the list of things I’ve been doing wrong at football matches apparently. Can you just draw up some rules pls mate.the clapping is tinpot
Clapping at matches is fineRight, I’d better add clapping to the list of things I’ve been doing wrong at football matches apparently. Can you just draw up some rules pls mate.
But not at the CBS, Just pish!_Shite song.
Imagine having 'toilet smells of desperation' on the scoreboard.
Shite.
People clap because they don’t know the words.Clapping at matches is fine
Clapping during wladitt makes us sound like a nursery school singalong
Yeah that’s right everyone by me only join in with the chorusPeople clap because they don’t know the words.
Clapping at matches is fine
Clapping during wladitt makes us sound like a nursery school singalong
For many it’s a trade off for a concession ST and remembering what we had for breakfast.(me included!).Yeah that’s right everyone by me only join in with the chorus
Bit like the Saka song which is rubbishPeople clap because they don’t know the words.
Some do. B15/14 for example.Would be better if fans sung the whole song like at Wembley rather than clap until WLADITT
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