What does it mean that Liverpool will never walk alone?

When you cross the storm, please hold your head high and don't be afraid of the darkness. At the end of the storm, it was the golden sky and the sweet song of larks. Through the wind and rain, your dreams may be shattered, but with hope in your heart, you will never walk alone, you will never walk alone ... "

Football songs in my impression should always be dynamic and impactful, but what really touches people's hearts and is deeply rooted in them is often sad songs. Personally, I prefer this type. On the lintel of the main entrance of Anfield Stadium, it is engraved "You will never walk alone". Our lovely Kops sang all the way to Hillsborough, and they sang Xiao's cold. However, the result we get is that the strong are gone forever. It's really hard to read this sentence now, which makes people cry. Only on April 15 every year, anyone can freely enter and leave Anfield to pay homage to 96 Red Army heroes. They died because of football and because of Liverpool, which just confirms Sankley's sentence "Football is above life and death"! Back to the team song, it is hard to imagine that the following scene can still appear in the current football. I remember that in June, 2002, the UEFA Cup quarter-final was against Su Chao Celtic. At that time, both teams had just been eliminated from the Champions League group stage, and the dialogue between the losers did not attract most people's attention. However, half an hour before the start of the game, Liverpool fans from afar suddenly heard the neat melody coming from Celtic Park Stadium. Yes, it's YNWA. All Celtic fans sang this Liverpool team song ... Needless to say, this is the deepest expression of brotherhood. When it comes to the deep affection between the two clubs, the main reasons are nothing more than two points: religious consanguinity and transaction. Celtic is an Irish Catholic team. Liverpool is an Irish immigrant city, and Irish Catholics account for a large proportion in Kops. After winning the first Champions League in Liverpool, Kevin kevin keegan left for the Bundesliga, so the Red Army brought in Kenny Dalglish, the "king" from Celtic, who helped us become the real king of Europe. Almost through this transaction, the two clubs formed a substantial alliance. YNWA is not Liverpool's team song. This song was originally an episode of a musical in the 1940s. Elvis Presley and others once covered this song. In 1960s, Gerry-Masdend, a local musician, adapted this song. This song has been reinterpreted, with a stronger sense of rhythm and a smooth melody. It should be officially sung by Liverpool fans at Anfield 65438+ 1963. So YNWA began to fly over Anfield endlessly. A few weeks later, the song was played before the players entered the stadium, and all the fans sang it together, which became the practice at Anfield. More than 40 years have passed, and whenever there is a game, the Red Sea will hold a scarf and sing a team song in the stands. Whether it is leading, drawing or falling behind, whether it is 1 minute or 9 1 minute after the start of the game. Familiar melodies will reverberate in every corner of the stadium. It has accompanied us through too many times. In the glorious moment, it is the best tool to show our inner passion and pride. In dark days, it is the best panacea to soothe our wounded hearts. It has completely melted into the blood of every Kop and has become an inseparable part of our lives. When marsden got married, he chose to go to Anfield Stadium instead of the popular itinerary at that time, with more than 30,000 people. You will never walk alone > bless them. Later, Sankley said to him, "I'm glad you understand what's most important." Life is always bitter, and the older you get, the easier it is to have this negative feeling. But it is unyielding human nature to still strut in the midst of suffering. If you hold your head high in the wind and rain, you will know that you will never walk alone. No matter how hard it is, it is just a layer of fog before welcoming the red sky.